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Advocate,
Temperance
ISLANDS,
HONOLULU, OAHU, SANDWICH
No.
1843.
MARCH,
111.
9
Vol. I.
FRIEND.
SEAMEN'S
AND
To
The readers of the Advocate have been
favored
H. F.
Marshall, and Mr.
Wise, before the
that
One of the Gentlemen is
the
Chivalrous
the
Representative
a
the Great West, and the other
Speech
South.
The
following
delivered, before
was
the'
same
Society by the Hon. George N. Brings,
from
Representative
n
the North—the Old
These
Speeches, aside from the princi-
ples advocated,
fair
are
in
different
tions of the United States.
speaks
of
westerner, Mr. Wise with
a
sec-
Mr. Marshall
in the fearless and off-hand
facts.
tains
His
manner
the fervor
Speech
abstinence,
most
able
and
maintained
as
For this
temperance
commended
especially
reason
ing through
believed
who
self-control,
of
use
are
the
it is
subject.
The Hon. Mr.
Numerous
Society when he delivered this Speech,
the
the
at
President of
was
of
opening
the
Society's
meeting,
the
and
ture
of
of our association
objects
It declares that
ting liquors
as
a
those who have
the
in the
beverage,
opinion
it, produces
signed
and the aid of their
example,
do all in their power
To
those evils.
this
not to use
This
beverage.
and the
intoxicating liq-
single, manly
About
Congress
ten
years
at
once
that
in this
intemperance.
the
ago,
city,
to
of the
perance BM>vement
dent
spirits.
its members
and
excellent
Most
of
That
some
society
of the
public
of them have
action,
honored
and
graves.
a
use
of
ar-
numbered among
most
men
passed
many
tem-
upon the
Society
of ahstinence from the
principle
the
of
day, organized
Congressional Temperance
distinguished
of the
country.
now
Societies upon the
rest
cause."
and
It
pledged
of
cases
liquors.
this
kind
x
minds
us,
form
Italy
with
in
than
it
a
pure
found
is
and
drunkenness,
fills
bright
tears.
itable friend of this
cause,
and
the
with
told him
King
"the drunkenness
indom-
of France
is
on
in
that,
says
of France
king
conversation with the
subject,
more
a
Dclavan,the enlightened
Mr.
and
without
wounds,
modern France with the
covers
desolation of
their
ruin, by the
to
and
unadulterated
and
babbling,
and
wine which,
is
which,
holy writ, brings
banquets, "wo,
contentions,
eyes,
amidst the
on
a
this
emphasis,
r
wine.
in
principle
that conviction into
pledge
was
out
which
was
in all its
began
drank,
not
the
for
a
have lost their
them the old
the
by
of that very
stituted
for
name
for the
to
the wines in
friend
to
the
quantity
an
the
died
in-
have
a
bot-
denounced
as
cause
a
of
entirely
and look
ers
of
use,
which
ardent
Mr.
Greenough,
friend.
temper-
now
to
say
are
and
from one-quarter
so
yet
nothing
mixed
to
up
brandy.
New
haps,
as
being
as
its
other
want
of proper
form
their
some
thrift
Supreme Judge
that
a
lodging
our own
"
:
opulent
and
reason,
used
in
are
the
you
influence
Lord Acton,
the
the
a
continue
brought tow, and
with
society
numerous
and the
to
wine."
and
recital here.
fashionable,'
the past
crime of
of
use
injurious effects
too
require
pierced
females,
clothing,
classes of
it, hereafter many
will be
and
destroys
and
probable
nearly all,
or
country
warning of
After
When I add
of Rome, informed Mr. Del-
higher
to
eminent
poison."
and health."
The evidences of the
wine upon the
operation,
most
winter
severe
originated
city
Mr.
Italy
of ardent
in its
he says
idea of its
all
avan, "that
fellow
to
notoriously opposed
declare it
that every
this,
effects
Several ofthe
facts,
letter
country, and is per-
our
men are
and
use,
a
hundreds of the aged, infants,
on
think-
England
of wine in
use
gradual
more
of the medical
in
bad
of Ihe
insidious.
more
may
com-
wine,
distinguished
our
misused in
of of
in
cider-brandy
Florence,
most
one-half be
of alcohol that is found in
in
produces
for
The
with
up
and the
spirits
they
spirits
system;
like the
exactly
false.
drinkers of Massachusetts."
rum
to
matter,
temperate coun-
a
burnt
are
Connecticut,
intoxicating, poisonous melancholy
human
there
people
stating
society
enemy,
but still
The latter is
mon
this
to
have heard it affirmed that France
wine-drinking,
to
How could
they
a
try.
nut
reasonably
hand and
wine"
makes
common
contain
as
mocker
unhealthy drugs
them,
the
a
"
it
is
the
was
temperance
one
whilst
drink"
which
length
could
could
of a
in
at
of
Amongst
which it
the real facts in relation
ing
says;"We
Delavan, says:"The
under
in the other.'
which
destructive
observation of
own
Hewitt, of Connecticut,
good
of stimulants,
How
Alcohol is the
ingredient
Dr.
citizen,
and mnny
Society,
alcohol,
Who
For,
strong
And what
?
of
pledge
iccced ?
welcomed the
ance
Rev.
Most
sense
decay.
existence,
success
of champaigne
"raging
The
be
succeeded
a
efficiency,
sorts
prevent.
to
otherwise ?
s
to
intemperunce
which "held the
they
they
use
not
pledge.
mind
Congressional
hard
struggled
in the
established in
fallen into
tonic influence of all
called
If ardent
could
while
public
by
societies,
temperance
excesses
liquors
though
though
arousing
danger,
their
violations of the
of those societies,
and
checked
The votaries
fury.
jeer
to
intoxicating
as
from his
Cooper,
F.
its existence.
success
practice,
with the cry of reaction.
were
charged
hope
and the
introduced.
action of the old
vigorous
neighbors
faith,
individuals J.
firmness,
for the ultimate
master-vice,
of Bacchus
in
which
and
who visited France for the purpose of learnout
broke
again
from this theatre the
of them
of hope
Following
tle
members
encourage
who
men,
upon
safety
the total abstinence
been
res-
remedy against
direful of nil curses,
most
arrest
object, they
olution, if taken and adhered to, is
preventive
efforts,
prevent and
to
accomplish
pledge themselves
the
of
that it is their
united
but
cause
evils of of them have
intention by the influence of their
wish and
as a
hns been
of intoxica-
use
disastrous character;
most
unrs
the
na-
clearly
arc
forth in the constitution which
set
read.
to
Society:—The
the
of
burn-
conviction upon the
only ground
of other
Gentlemen
redness
was
other fermented
melancholy
deep
a
only ground
of the
spirits
1842.
Friday, February 25,
drinks
amongst
turned back
and
could stand with
the first
Briggs
and
had reestablished
they
were
wine
The
truth upon this
sorrow,
its
at
those who tarry
to
existence,
and
It is wine
of
graphic language
in the
bis
to
days
triumphs.
of his
splendor
that last debauch
end
an
of his
morning
soon
land.
the
Multitudesof intemperate
was
search of
in
the fire which
extinguish,
not
suddenly put
spir-
however,
was,
to
belong
freely indulged in, only smothered,
were
the candid pe-
lo
rusal of all whose minds
drunkards,
its, whilst all the lighter intoxicating
for
the
by
consistent friends of
reform.
of
into the heart of his best friend.
.The prevalence of this vice in that counof
of the friends of tempernnce, that
many
told ab.ilinence from all that could intoxicate try is confirmed by our own countryman.
con-
fair exhibition of the argument
a
total
It
character.
a
nation
a
discovered that the exclusion of ardent
produced
and frankness of a 1 southerner, while Mr.
Briggs presents
being
inflamed the passions
liquor produced
same
in the
which
mad son, and made him strike
dagger
The
should be rescued from
misfoitunes which
the
the
which
complete;
he
wine
was
Philip's
and
would
of the themselves
to abstain from ardent spirits, and
specimens
of oratory
popular style
such
did
Bay State, Massachusetts.
of
reproach
from and from
sideboard,
the
Hold, that the great
and the
people,
a
as
we,
from
-excluded
wera
It
if ardent of
believed,
then
was
moral reformation
Congressional Total Abstinence Society.
from
It
workshop,
the
formed in every State of
were
this Union.
Speeches of the Hon. spirit*
the
with
named
just
Reader,
the
use
a
it
sorrows.
too
If the
against
the
expostulations
as
noble
many,
ot
in
they have
genius
many
a
will
heart
�TE, JilPEil ANCT&
10
Facts like those
have
led
the
lo
which I have alluded of
to
of the
adoption
deeming principle
of total abstinence.
results which have followed its
been
the
One feature in this
last
distinguishes it
ment
re-
mines
of Reformed
Society
Drunkards (the first of the kind in the United
States, and probably
in the
organized
years ago.
three thousand.
has
society
tho
sent
That
fellow
beings, amongst
Two
these entered the State of New York
last
summer
leflMhe State
the circle
the
to
thousand
jire
of their
total
h.bors,
abstinence
habitual drunkards
This fact
is
rapid-and
but
astonishing
form within the
of
part
The
ments
gers.
To
their
vices,
it.
of this
progress
in
re-
phenomenon
Europe.
of the
and
of
places
the
the
the divine
out
u
belong
to
Look
females,
the
ignorant,
bowirlg,
the
circles of
same
are
crisis
See her five
and
humble
various branches of the
would
city
ple
its
to
a
their
give
such
called upon,
to
manity—
and
abstinence,
medal,
as
a.
history
spectacle
a
receiving
the emblem of
triumph.
of the world
support
an
such
to
of
net
would
rev-
breach of the
a
such
not
because it would
those
the
to
and their
exam-
could estimate
be
upon
commandments? would
imply
and
scandalous,
indulgence
an
an
in
engaired
distilling, no
tolerution, if productive only
all
to
"The noble lord has been
for its
reason
of evil."
pleased kindly
__
to
inform
that
us,
very
extensive;
bers,
and that
skill,
and
the
trade of
discouraged.
Once
wonder
different
theft
thut
It
repealed
that
It
numerous.
that
appears
formidable
a
number
of
body
law
a
against
because thieves
delayed
or
heart, and
the
argument in their fa-
no
hea,rd
never
the
pervert
be
I
to me,
appears
enfeeble the limbs, and
to
intellects,
was
so
be
to
which the distillers pro-
to
blood,
for
if
conse-
not
lords, allow
more,
spirits
distillirs should
the
my
the different conceptions of
at
allowed
are
vitiate the
num-
exquisite
at
is
distilling
understandings.
that since the
duce
great
therefore—note well
quence—the
to
employs
have arrived
they
is
distilling
trade of
that it
the
It would be
!
cause
tax
a
pay the tax?"
can
"The numbers
were
a
who
the law
executing
wicked
be
1.nsm y,
prohibited,
but vice
taxed,
ten
tax
a
therefore
and
punished.
Would you lay
will.
they
revolution, obscure the
that would follow such
in its nchievnienls.
to
me, my lords,
confederated
are
the virtue or the lives of their fellow-
against
by
of
adds
their
und
example
up and take
and the
to
to
a
position
their
will sanction the
act.
pinnacle summit,
lift her
her
banners,
the
face of the
to
which
not
advance
a
hut the
and kindle
relation is
For
of
example
grenter than
good
over
or
we
for evil,
in
are
our
censing
the
apt
to
conduct
is
like
the
beautifully
gcninl operation
expresses
the
imagexerts
in the
of
"Vice
to
a
good deed
in
a
in
people,
will
and
approval
naughty world."
the moral and intellectual
qualities
the
of great
lor
he
21st
the
on
sell
or
taxed, but
not to be
lords,
my
use
degree,
ever
may be
of those
in
is
their
to
but
punished."
not
properly
and
heavy
means
by
of that
excess
made
things
own
nature,
because
a tax
are
and
a tax
are
secure
crush
at
have
pit-falls
murderer,
a
If their
to
their
and
ruin,
fatal
lam very
that there
are
to
my
draught,
countrymen
my
year
murder
over
any
be to
be
to
the-
cannot
as
lords,
from
peculiar
—nor
the manufacture should
sacred now,ifit
t
slaughter,
spread
far,
this
tolerating
why
in
such baits
debauchery,
for
reasons
are
tempted
length,
at
us
great
liquors
arc
artists
these
reconciled
resisted.
conceive
let
because
obtained
them from their
once
and
of
palatable
the vials that contain them— l<
that
can
be
I
held
destroyed hereafter."
my
only
ADVOCATE
But
simply
in
every
my lords,
a
Honolulu,
strictly
upon theft
implies
prepare
practice
dest:ruction,
own
sickness
be
be
of
faculty
contribute my inter-
ever
long
to
have
to
no
&
properly
not
None,
be prohibited.
is
difficult.
which
of
heard in
any nation
adultery,
taxes
very
though
more
to
which
which
by
thinking,
Luxury,
attained.
its excess, may
taxed, that such
the
or
be
excess
pernicious by
be
only
can
the
or
is
suppressed;
suppression
lords,
taxed,
mankind,
delicious, that the people
who
Feb.
to
shall I
wonder-
said
arc
opinion,
in my
reprieve
the
has
by bursting
liin-
nor
is,
it
dexterity in bis trade.
so
respecting
manufacture
to
that
use
poison;
tri-
following
which the distillers
attained,
est
So little, my lords,
affected with the merit of the
ful skill
their
drinks,
sometimes the
hurtful
:
How far lh.it little candle throws bis beams !
Ho shines
"Vice,
light unlawful,
Shakspearc
thought
out
174.3, in the British House of Lords.
social
They,
good example
nod heat in the natural world.
that
Republic,
the
of
lofty
throw
watch-fires,
and
100 years since,
men
toxicating
em-
Republic
the conduct of others.
The power of
of
voice
this
on
is,
«*.
opinions
not
in their turn, act upon us in the same way.
Tin* mutual and reciprocal effect is generally
unseam.
her
country,
quarter
the
her,
it
Capitol
standard,
the
us
itself is deeply concerned.
influence
I
lotds,
great moral operation in
only individuals,
Let
Lord Chesterfield delivered
where official char-
individual importance, is it
lensonable that their influence should be
ployed
whose
people,
of
possession
of hu-
by
stop the destruction.
to
tem-
their in-
cause
Raised
patriotism.
Let
am
come
every
humanity
because
benevolence,
rejoice
perance
from
r
:iid and
support this
constituents
cntr.d
who
support,
1
Next
what
Government in this
names
consequences
In the midst of these universal movements, send back
(lie members of our National
Legislature arc umph.
"
seen
the land.
functionaries belonging
public
priest, laking Capitol,
and the seal of their
fidelity,
presented
and the peasant—
man, in the presence of
one
as
of total
pledge
moral,
of that
re-
refined
moral
be
to
let the difficulties in
me
through
is
lords,
of those
more
mighty
marching
the present
at
taught, liy
generally
more
in the front ranks of that
remedy— Mai glorious
young, the learned and
When, before, has the
n
not
that
carrying
to be
be taxed but
not to
and
politician
from his hand the
ine.
passages
It is
and
higher
is
society
all the
which alarmed
Ireland !
at
old and
the
obscure
hitherto
The
which he
ought
universally,and
evil,
an
no
the
One
is
to
Orangemen ; men act of the noblest patriotism, because their citizens, it is time to
to the
havoc,
put an end
bogs and men from her cities, males country would reap its benefits ; it would be and to interpose, while it is yet in our power
and
acter
striking
taxed,
pay it."
to
my lords, is
in all circumstances
of the
possess.
personal example
the
to
fill
directing
practically
principles
that the
gretted
the
who
customs
going about, doing good."
who
men
passions,
and
they
him
represents
in the
Her multitudes
dangers
same
they fly
fluence,
public
in the life of the Suvior of the world
which
By
willing
"Evils ofdrunkenness universal."
my
always
of that which is
use
"Drunkenness,
will be
the mind and
those
and tlie
of
villa-
honor, will have
beautiful and
most
olution which is
ele-
and
whose confidence
mass
of
moulding
habits,
the
to
The
customs
authority
the
fashions,
tone
people.
every
moral
give
influence in
mean
the
vices
for the
deter-
impress
principle,
same
in society,
men
of the
habits,
the
bis
extent
granted
(March,
all who shall be
The lead-
and his virtues their virtues.
upon
morals
If,
is exhibited
great
a
example
father
family.
village stamps
country will
a
of the
upon the character of
operation
acting
/
of the
measures
The
vor;
from her
their
were
illustration of the
commotion of the
abstinence.
the
names
entered
they
last few months,
millions—Catholics
nil
within
who
pledge,
over
at
and
us,
their
and
all
startled
had,
they
country.
our
same
agitation
men
put
when
single
a
qualities
of of the
during
When
autumn.
or
with it
visit and
to
millions of their countrymen.
the
spread
happiness.
missionaries
out
was
about
now
land, carrying
and
peace,
their lost
encourage
world)
Their influence has
every part of the
reformation,
the
Its number is
two
over
in
his
the
chhii.ii
of the
man
society
influence.
course
ing
of Baltimore less than of
city
the
in
position
his
of
than the
more
move-
his
man,
extent
have
astonishing.
temperance
a
the
.The
from all others.
Washington
The
adoption
and
animating
most
great
ADTOCATfc.
license
The
events
memorable
March
day
in
Hawaiian
has been marked
unlooked for transaction.
wae
1843
of the past month will
chapter
Almost every
11,
issued under the
reign
form
a
history.
by
some
Our lust number
of
Kamehameha
�the
111.,
present
with
quainted
from
If
pursued
which
events,
informed, the
correctly
the
by
the British
French
in
now
The
the So-
at
waves
proclamations
the Rear Admiral Abel dv Dv Petit
the
George Paulet,
orable Lord
the
of such
are
in
the
a
nature
of
public advertisement,
delivered
speech
the
His
memorable 25th of February,
and
to
of His
of
to
how
Considering
Others
however
what he
is
about
gling
take
undoubtedly
was
considered its
language
to
and
his
orig-
view
best, the
with
Thus sit-
in
more
lawful
appropri-
and
subjects.
from
commons
am
you,
Chiefs,
people
people
ancestor, and
my
and
foreign lands!
"Hear
I
are
in
ye!
perplexity by
indulge
habits of
them
melancholy
into which I
cause;
life of
have
been
therefore, I
up
traveling
you, my
will
continue,
for
I
But
ye!
life of the land will be
conduct is
given away
have
and
our
intercourse,
the
rule
tny
hope
that
landsmen,
among
ter
inspire
of the
rarnous
the
globe
hope,
are
that
to
some, the
to
some
anxious
effects of intoxicating
noble, yet
should be made
true
see
should
as
to
the
come
belief,
in this
quar-
escape
liquors.
self-denying
not be
of the
How
cause.
should parents and
are
fatally
ruined
of this
among
by
subject
published.
to
much
exist
the
The
resolu-
number, however,
men,
who
have
is
resolved
ate men.
as
you,
a
sailor
the
brought
following is
the
a
has
a
to
do not
cost
pardon
the
ex-
intruding
on
obligation
to
J
safe
re-
for thus ad-
me
time,
your
your obedi-
B
,
board H. M.
on
Ship Carysfort.
limits
will
her
M.
allow
only
1842.
10,
To H. B. M. S
&.C.,. in
in
gratification
Majesty's
in
subjects
in China.
ibjects
Plenipotentiary,
extreme
concluded and
that
China,
High Commissioners,deputed
lowing
are
the
Lasting
1.
two
a
to ne-
of which the fol-
Treaty,
most
he
with the
signed,
Chinese
with him,
Chi-
announcing
day
gotiate
nn
from the
following Circular,
has this
the
important provisions.
peace
and
friendship
between
Empires.
lest
2. China to pay $21,000,000 in the course
them of the
present and three succeeding yi ars.
around
produce
class,
small
The
much
they
spend
to
have
share
the
be
his
of Feb.
14th,
and
British
appointed
just
well
inland
as
lished and
merchants,
to
chow
thrown
consular officers
at
them,
import
Transit,)
perpetuity
to
and
duties
to
and regu-
export (as
be
estab-
of
Hong kong
to
be ceded
H. B. M. her heirs and
suc-
cessors.
subjects
tives of Europe
be
of H. B. M.
or
study, of which fined in any part
verbatim copy.
reside
be
to
published.
4. The Island
in
Amoy, Foo
Shanghot
Tariffs of
lar and
re-
temper-
to
open
to
sea-
The Ports of Canton,
3.
foo, Ningpoo,
to
The
among
sober and
morning
a note
an
Our
CIRCULAR.,
Her B.
5. All
on
copy of the
a
obliged.
"Friend of China," Sept.
their
upon
Before the Editor had finishedthe
last sentence,
and
health,
to
feeling.
acknowledge
would
of this, and
insertion of the
to
that
example.
will
As
mainder of their lives
moral
the
the hu-
guardians be,
their
not
of this bane
use
correct
dollar, I will be
one
that
afflicting
Late China papers have been received by
in
be known
contributed their full
past,
years
present
humble servant,
of tem-
be
young
subject
seamen.
and
to
succeeding day's
opinion,
my
years,
drink.
Interesting News from China.
tem-
the open and consistent friends and advo-
cates
is the
race,
dressing
even
the
ashamed
at
Smiiu'ii,
upon these
sentiment should
public
a
confirms
I
punishments
attributed
lie
with all
of eighteen
period
a
more
Nineteen
strength
1834, each
curse,
If you
before theirminds.
to
Facts
light.
ene-
your
love them
to
and
may
the Boston.
about their
subject
love
If
could procure me
you
Sandwich Island Laws, ifthe
ent
grog,
Saviour had
our
no-
The number of
numerous
greatest
ceed
those
to
them-
or
perpetuate the evils of intemperance.
seamen
instances have
under observation, which lead
and
It is
certain
thing
eternity.
quite
distinctly brought
the young will
in
FRIEND.
numerous
is
any
the their children and the
restored when my
late,
say
who should have the
discussion
of
to
for
giving
to
navy,
may you will confer
naturally
intoxication,
sailors,
soul
during
experience
na
good
In
not
con-
subject
education
road which leads
people
perance
Such
justified."
SEAMEN'S
good
to
If
command,
of twenty of all the
out
ceiving
becomo
of
men
beastly
prospects
They
than
seen
the
value
be observed in this way, who
to
Since the yeat
until
speedy reformation.
a
witness
to
a
poral ruin,
people, and your privileges guard
over
have
cases
this great
of circumstances
greater
a
else.
the
by
their heart,
man
to
attach
thing
any
intended
have
in
(particularly
men
sea-faring
navy)
to
successful
combination
A strong
than
a
cause.
has made
in the
as
of the enyour aoceptanoe
dollar, and myfervent wish is you
eminently
good
frought happiness
been led
that
without
brought
have
land, hear
our
you
to
lend
the world-
and
discussion of this
to
and
intoxicating drinks
intemperance
the
tracted,
in
may
individuals,
to
unhappily
most
freely
too
their
of difficulties
reason
and
one
be
may
of total in
in
work
a
community,
If persons have
its
I make known to
the
to
walking
now
company,
blessings
families,
Islands,
"Where
their
join
to
believe
we
strengthened
with incalculable
young
closed
mies,
Others, who hesitate,
promoting
obedient
and de-
pleasant path
their influence in
sad
rejoice
discussion of the
Those
and
be
purposes.
selves
possession
galling
why
from the
will result
arouse
the
from
who is strug-
man,
reasons,
Temperance question.
of ble minds and
King
impressed
injustice.
speak
domin-
conoive
whatever
think
they
make
to
the
arc
will
becom-
res-
intemperance?
green
mat-
to
and
plot
to en-
of Total
drinks
intoxicating
I beg
beverage,
zealous
Many
good
him
in
man
from the
bonds of
grading
good
brother
a
free
get
to
every
him
save
rea-
Abstinence from all
sub-
a
circulating pub-
principle
the
lications, advocating
Temper-
raise
to
the purpose of
scription for
made
be
that would
reason,
the full of
not
restore
Is that
grave?
in the safe,
could have
speech
concise, apt,
may
uated how could he
from
society—to
abstinence,
the pecu-
we cannot
power,
It
proceeding
ate
Majesty,
appropriate
penned.
inal.
the
foreign
a
more
a
been
most
Provisional Cession of his
public
forward—to
courage him
the
a
shall
effort
possible
short
on
published,
was
think
may
the transaction.
ions
a
parties concerned,
the
to
they
as
liar situation of His
a
a
That is
Lordship.
shall leave
dispose
ing
that
broad
delivered without the sanction and be induced
even
authority
ter we
By
Majesty,
Pacific,
forth,
globe.
learn
we
by
.
documents,
them
of the
of sound
one
or
in the
your wish
Advocate,
ance
but
t P. M.
Ship Caryafort, Monday,
Sir, —Reading yesterday
instances
was
afloat upon the bosom
seamen
over
found
will elicit discussion
as
four quarters
will
calling
circumstances
Hon-
be
several
there
11. M.
not,"
of islands,
upon this group
among all the
pectable
handle
not,
in
Suppose
such instance
of drunkard's
Thours,
Bight
These
sheet.
extra
an
upon
and
and of the
Society Islands,
over
taste
drinks, has
taken.
sonable and
that
points
many
flag
this group of Islands.
at
lion "to touch not,
been
ac-
documents.
Islands resembles
ciety
become
important
most
have been
we
have
probably
the
published
method
by
will
sheet,
under the
press
Most of the readers of alcoholic
liritsh Commission.
this
to
goes
11
ADVOCATE.
TE,ail?fcttAXCfc
1843.)
India)
of the
unconditionally
who
(whether
nay be
Chinese
released.
nacon-
Empire,
to
�12
6.
SEAMEN'S
An Act of full and entire Amnesty
the
published by
Sign Manual
rial
subjects,
vice,
Seal,
and
intercourse, with
the British Government
7.
Correspondence
resided
be
ser-
8. On the
this
to
from
the
Emperor.'s
on
and
military posts
drawn,
but
langsoo
Ports be
In
now
tude
arrangements for
Her
and
Feb.
The
also with-
the
distinguished
highest
combined Forces,
led
these
to
which
doubtless
the
during
momentous
have
various
been
thus
thorities.
In the
M. Pleni-
China
on
and
equally
ests
the occasion of
believes
in
on
the
due
time be
day
HENRY
(Signed,)
Her
first of
ed,
as
plays
was
three
or
March,
A full
near
Orion;
the
suns
having its
Four
rays.
the
The
the
shining
visible,
ter
the
7th
a
at
the
bright,)
of
pale
7,
red
it, owing
near
in
K
J.
its
(the
was
stars
were
to
moon
a
diame-
could be
nearness
to
the
at the hour of 7, p.
m., it seembe between the constellations Cett and
Pegasi,
the
towards
tance
extending
Major.
of the Comet,-from
stars to
tant,
train
Canis
the
was
the middle
61° Q¥.
eastward,
as
more
The
some
star
Nd
than 40°
angular
dis-
of the
fixed
measured
from Aldebaran 59°
90*,
of
B.
S.
240.
Officers,
by
a
and
sex-
the
at
latest
is
a
from
news
Feb.
China,
sailed
1841.
John
Pi-
Docklium,
occurred
while
the
Navigator Islands
for
the
on
going
the
at
*'
the
it,
their
been
It
boys
they,
not
are
well
as
grog, receive six
it, which
edgements
as
do
is
as
althe
cents
generally
you
see
the
new
presented by Capt.
was
the
Chaplain,
U. S.
Ship
Boston.
in behalf of all
sea-
this Port, tenders his acknowl-
to
Capt. Long,
well
for their skilful
as
use
to
the
for this
on
accepta-
Quarter Masters
of the needle.
A Card.—A donation of
from Lieutenants
$15,
board the U. S.
(Anilam) was thankfully received
importance Temperance Cause.
to
H.
the
M.
sul.
On
to
aid
from three
Ship Boston,
forward the
ship
be
after, Dockum,
but
sentenced,
taken by
now
the
the
an
A short
went
on
Capt.
deliver up the
from three
in
He is
Simpson
along
board.
ship, Mr. Jackson,
the
£100.
must
being refused,
Master.
was
imprisonment
of
He,
Acting Con-
Pilot,
to
to
opinion
Mr.
was
refusing
8th
As
soon,
deliver up
to
min still
on
the
not to come
of the
appointed
Commission,
also
condi-
obtained.
which
the
ordered
mate
crew
and
Capt. Cummin.
side,
been
old
to'sea.
go
March,
Ship,
time
The former
re-
forward
Capt. Cummin
"James Stewart"
was
meas-
crew, in
expected
was
that
of
armed force, from
has
could
Master,
of the
Register
the
1st
the
of
re-
who
all,
not
the decision of H. M.
upon the
new
certain other
might
however, decided
by
for
The Master
pro-
deferred that
was
the
insisted on, in behalfof the
were
Lordship
abide
a
of the
15
but
with
Ship Carysfort
affair
His
out
brought
men
part,
a
of
completed,
board.
comply
the
given
owners
Acting Consul,
unless
on
had
left
was
or
hove
shipping
before the vessel
men,
the end of each month.
Flag?"
take
to
tions which
Mate.
The
but
the valueof
visiting
*
for
Master,
refused
Sailmakor.
M. Shaw,
stop
as
gift,
having
they
any
master
was
certain
received
posed
Clerk.
Pox, Acting
Whitton, Gunner.
The Seamen's
ble
ship
taken
ship
to
were
Master,
They
trusting
of the
presence of H. M.
Boatswain.
Long, Commanding
men
&.c.
persons
These
ures were
by
Card.—"Seamen,
Bethel
all
The
ship.
fused
of
state
the
Public notice
on account
called
A
the 20th.
pairs.
"
HUACKF.NBUSH,
draw
to
in number)
(23
crew
•'
to
the
learning
their wages,
forbidding
Master.
the reef,
that in consequence of the mutinous
on
crew
port,
Before
The British Consul
certificate
a
gave
this
struck
ship
'*
Harris,
draw their
grog.
paid
the
for
18, 1842.
"
The full number on board is 203; of which
who
steered
Dec.
board, and
on
stating,
ship
McCauley, Midshipman.
John
day
none, he
anchor,
Opolo,
British Consul resided;
refusing duty.
crew
forfeited
Commander.
"
Warden,
G.T. Lozieh,
men
to
a
be settled
Master visited
the
arrived
conduct of the
Gregory,
IIknrkjuas, Captain's
E.
per
everything might
law,
to
she
affairs,
list of the Officers
J. II.
lowed
That
finding
coming
War, Boston, arrived
Dodd, Surgeon.
Wright, Assistant Surgeon.
Rogers, Acting I'urser.
1*.
K
in the belt of Orion
observations
and
distinctly
horizon, but
«ed
men
Towns,
CIIVtR,
was
the
Dec. 7,
B.,
difficulties
lying
was
where
R. II
ex-
days cloudy,
p.m.,
No
of
Walke,
Mercer,
Brown,
Reuben
length, 72,
appearances
color, having
to
the
S.
in
"James Stewart,"
N.
John's,
according
ltoiitswain.
found in another column.
Heed
dis-
arc
hid
point
Comet
of several seconds.
seen
this
Russell.
ship Adele, Luhrs.
supplies.
LONG, Esq.,
J. N.
arc
Malek Add.
ship B. Gosnold,
Some
ship
Henri
constellation of
following
lot.
1st. Class.
T. G. IIenham. Lieutenant.
of the hori-
point
western
of
following
there
Ist,
brig
but
13, bringing
present-
faint
day,
general
same
On
the
a
distinct, increasing
more
seen.
in.,
the
following
but still
though
p.
western
30° towards
on
On
light.
6h. 30m.
from the
tending
much
at
26,
Stii.es, Clerk.
Campbell, let. Lieutenant, Marines.
J. t\
bright
tons,
February 7,1843.
Cummin, Master, and D. C.
N. G.
very
Hi,
Feb.
where he had heard
which will be
Majesty's Plenipotentiary.
horizon
Feb.
Raymond, Carpenter.
The U. S. S
COMET.
western
since
The Whaleship
"
compliment
POTTINGER,'
supposed,
of zodiacal
visible
zon,
the
then
was
191
barque Honolulu, Saffery.
from St.
"
Ueedigleft,
off Nan-
to
7,
Feb. 26,
Neali.e,
Anthony, Gunner.
1842.
previous
barque Jules, Simonet,
"
Frigate "Queen"
evenings
Feb. 18,
Sailed,
Midshipman.
Martin,
J.
Two
362 tons, from
ship Fama, Hoyer,
Purser.
I'arxkr,
I'ormiik, Volunteers,
J. H.
THE
from
125 tons,
"
J. C.
of August,
Long,
California.
Feb.
board the Boston.
Yang t/.e Kcang River,
Malek Adel,
brig
Captain.
Master.
Ham.am,
subjects and inter-
board the Steam
J. C.
Ship Boston,
Honorable Lord GEORGE
Sanhihh,
the Queen!
save
this 26th
king,
the
which he
peace,
in
14,
Feb. 18,
List of Officers.
S.
Lord
San Bias.
IIahkeii villi, Mate.
Mate
in
and China.
England
God
Dated
to
beneficial
of both
a
will,
February 8,1848.
from China.
of Feb.
Frigate, Carysfort, arrived
Motley, Acting
from
potentiary congratulates H. M. subjects
trusts
U.
13,
Observations
Ktnii,
Highest Au-
time H.
mean
brightest part
from
"Boston.")
11kkh aunt.
The claims
the
of Feb.
magni-
Smith, Third Lieutenant.
Munhde, SurKMa.
established will be
acknowledged by
S. and W.
Tarlf.ton. First Lieutenant
1'herk, Second Lieutcnunt.
that has
contest
results.
the
PAULET,
which
grades
since
Arrivals,
John W.
the lowest of all armsofH. M.
to
M.
Right
the
opening
energy, devotion and valor
the
the
to
Stars of the third
board the
re-
from Bordeaux.
purposely refrains from any detailed expression of his own sentiments as to the
surpassing skill,
8°
or
through
10.
highly satisfactory
Plenipotentiary,
&c,
M.
H.
6°
rapidly
preceding Feb. 10, H. B. 11. Ship Carysfort,
terminating toGeorge Paulet.
length,
(Sketched
B.
this
promulgating
have
E.
be
to
OH
PFRT ONOLULU.
have
to
The train
sun.
50° in
visible
on
completed.
intelligence,
the
has been
sky
appears
and
perihelion
near
arc
taken
retire
to
be
to
Comet
the belt of Orion.
be held until the money
pay-
to
and the
ments
its
from
Islands of Chusan and Ku-
the
are
forces
Grand Canal,
Chinhai
at
passed
ceding
the
made,
The
(March,
of the
payment
M.
the
receiv-
being
assent
the
Treaty, and
Nanking
been
the train.
$6,000,000, H. B.
first
since
cloudy.
so
wards the
conducted
of both Governments.
ed
have
under is
Officers
among the
ofperfect equality
terms
be
its Officers.
or
to
held
having
or
to
Impe-
Chinese
all
to
their
of
on account
or
under His
Emperor,
¥UIENu.
Fort,
by
to
Cum-
Register
the
British
twelve months
or
pay
in confinement.
a
fine of
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