https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/7eac83401c51d8ed4cb8df28221d0f68.pdf fac0ed21d0c36f63562a21a0b4b6d368 PDF Text Text FRIEND. THE SEMIMONTHLY JOURNAL, A 111. Vol. DEVOTED O VIH HOYOMJLtT, I. s. . MARINE SEAMEN, TEMPERANCE, TO INTELLIGENCE. GENERAL 1. IB4S. %XV FEBRI AND 111. \c. 17 FRIEND, THE Published men's and (usually) will be issued month, C. Damon, Sea- Samuel edited by Chaplain, 15th of every SEAMEN, AND TEMPERANCE OF each number on the let and containing8 pages. TERMS. P-S" One copy per annum, Two " copies, " «."" " '•"" «• 7,U0 '«.«> Three Fi. •< B " " Ten study lowing for and donations Subscriptions at the - • of the Seamen's the Friend received Chaplain, or by the fol- agents- Mr. E. H. Boardman, Honolulu; fleimen's Chaplain, Lnhaina; and the American Missionaries Kauai; L. Rev. Andrews, Mr. Burnham. Koloa, throughout the Islands. ADVERTISEMENT?. Terms.—One 2 less, 2 insertions. square, insertion. additional cents for every or and insertions, #1,76, additional insertion 37 $2,25, yearly advertising, For and 50 half square One 1-2 cents for every not ex- ceedingone column, $50. POETRY. AMERICAN i»UN'G AT TUB DEDICATION ERECTED And here We've Thy homage our seen thy raise, pay. sweep. rose We've That on hung mountain depths, waves, brinks of dread on ties in the ceeded We've sunk in ocean's fearful abyss, ed Then from the deep raging winds raging winds At his Almighty we call'd on God, were hushed a to sleep, perils o'er, With joy Here let we us ship at rest, tread these oourts; raise our Were God himself And when again songs of praise," resorts. we spread hope success seen the to of our tails, gospel's joyful light, from pole to pole. many city the was to suc- Chap- continued Port, until 1837, " "we have of Marseilles, also in that at of discouragements, sown, and weeping, it has to hope not city seamen. Havre, This is the supported a much expense, and has been his N. Saw- was the friends and patrons cause. at to Ely proceed- benefit of Mr. Sawtell Havre, reason Sea- Chap- reads the report of the A. S. F. for at that establishing for the seamen's year," He Rev. Mr. The Chaplaincy ciety first the Rev. E. supplied by immediately lain And o'er the billows roll; We'll bear the ol the who Ely, sway. our American August. seamen at truly encouraging Till of summer but much though been that it is now So- Chap- through good perhaps lost, fbr fifth we seed sown havei and vicinity |which afforded |passed were and more the apparent £170 7s 9d, of labors of appreciated by Havre, at a ing accommodations much larger congregation a hearers. A ry it into plan Their execution would not less than $10,000. amount be raised? pose the To and single-minded on of an During that $13,055,55, an pres- on period 400 to car- amount this this pur- visited the 1840 years zeal and He left Ha- IP4O, the which seat- or shall untiring February, sumed his labors there sum the perseverance. the 25th of 1841. how accomplish duriug and 1841, labored with 3 but require But Chaplain, Mr. Sawtell, United States, vre than more projected, was more houso conveniently not of and resi- became for worship should be erected. ent As years Chaplain a seamen necessity that of the in London collecting timely relief. the Sawtell obtaining much embarrass- amount most and on, more dents the of the affairs which became to Mr 1837, purpose He succeeded in established ed. 1834, by the second Mr. in 1836. The was S. Mines entered upon his du- Rev. was with/ the stay; to the and month of labor among place by Society, in Oct. the lain, tell, yawned like watery graves. in 1832, Rev. F. lain, deep; to waves Hrtvre, men's Friend Chaplaincy, GRACE, FRANCE. for Seamen chaplaincy A IAt works upon (lie sea, wonders in Ihe O'er raging I the HAVRE funds for earring forward CHAPLAINCY AT DE we When thou did'st loose the stormy winds, Then SEAMEN'S ami air obey; sea This humble house of prayer Our GR/CE, FRANCE. IS-W. D. visited London for the Earth, The HAVRE DE During FRIEND. SEAMEN'S To thee, O God! whose awful voice The A. SEAMEN'S OF THE HAVRE. CHAPEL, CHAPEL, SEAMEN'S HYMN. and 13th of re- May, he raised the suppoited springing up." Chaplaincy during his absence, paid tho hisown �18 THE and salary tion of such short upon in was the to the of worship Holy Spirit. nor God, and It is gladness a that are Since Chaplain, Mr. Sawtell, has one of the Society that time Secretaries in the United of eign Evangelical Society," erting a to revive ot joy upon the in the Reverend appointed a most important the and spirit relating interestiag Restoration, A. D 18-20, 21,000 1834, including Foreign, 30,000 " " vis- many of SUGGESTIONS APPROVED now ex- lending pears that shipping notwithstanding uation of the port this year of 224 only ton- particularly with the United States, whence ceived, port the favorable sit- decreased, have re- of the to- we vessels, In Ist. the of Havre, the total has engaged nage at annexed statement, it ap- damage the French ship nexion with that thirteen not been interesting the ports of necessity, three thousand in ican christian's In 2d. N. the annually seamen to every vis- How Amer- value of vessel,* estimated or TONS. 3d. SHIPS 1844. must repairs be put the there 80 3 N. Orleans, 76 35,20° Havana, 31 15,800 Mobile, 1 Savannah, > 32 11,000 II 4,900 sundry U. 59 23,500 and her into of of putting on this States, purcop- West, ports of United omit re- suit- a expense In places cases. tor re- full opportunities not all, at in order the the at in other are vessel, getting repairing as it States, when is recommended until arrival ports of Europe expense the considerable S. ports, a of temporary per, without great expense, as at Key and most of the southern tho Charleston, ) not its end these at conveniences or New York, sundry U. S. ports, the on fully allowed, for port made expense, voyage: may be made after 48,500 Charleston, ves- if beginning be cannot pairs 32,200 For 10,800 of place will be 68 27 the TONS. ,50 sugges- without practicable pairs able NO. these of disaster, the vessel extraordinary complete to where CLEARED. to the agei.ts for valued in her insurance, as at If full without or 111 1,600 su- voyage from the United Slates. heart! evan- 4 and exceeding three-fourths aggregate, gross expenditure York, Mobile, been drawn annexed, many if repaired average, say Orleans, Savannah, re- that will be obviated. case every be must port from the United States. the field difficulties, chasing, • insurance, have to list of whom is a conves- by resorting Underwriters, 'rom New their much dif- so time occurred in to By conforming and most in 1841. NO. vessels and to occasioning guidance of ship-masters pal.cities. tions, sels, here. remark, the on making men, this to two two or number of American have, they during than more vessels constructed large It may be sels, that owners, years, there have 1841. ENTERED. disasters cargoes, following suggestions up for the UNDERWRI- YORK. their averages and to OF SHIPS. percargoes, and have met the approbation of tonnage of about 100,000; and so generally dull and unpromising are affairs with the Merchants' Underwriters of the princi- of the American Shipping of the port of Havre, for three years preceding SHIPS NEW has from time ficulty lation OF their MASTERS MERCHANTS' of case to into putting repairs Review TO THE tal important therefore a BT TERB the 19,000 the to to 1730 7,000 to At the of Mr. successor of Havre in A. D. population Havre. at shipping annually be may American iting of Cronstadt, Russia, statistics of American Havre.—By nearly "The For- which fa as The mounted readers:— three that been influenco powerful fostering hand spirit States, our at the Chapel following iting that port, the report the worshiping Chapel. day in unfeigned to to and in that port able of God's residents and of source new a The in the amount " saint, Father, Son, Chaplain officiating now Adams, formerly "on devout idolater, but the in report dead no a new era we gracious outporing seamen of a solemnly was American (February, throughout Catholic The Rev. E. E. Sawtell, entered the Protestantism gelical Europe. is erec- completed to It was, indeed, Havre, and marked France." last, worship devoted relic, of Ha- for 184.3, Society the 27th of November a Chapel, city was according o( the American S. F. of obtaioed after the work when the fall of 1842, and nor the earnest, and the house dedicated sum erecting suitable for the building, a delay, of suitable Seamen's worship of Qod, in A lot of ground vre. left the grand'object convenient and for the and expenses, for the $10,000 TftlfcND. the same can at some the U. or be to of done more cheaply. Total, 260 114,000 Total, 242 4th. 108,000 If the spars rigging injured, 1842. 'rom New York, 1842. 54 27,200 For New York, N. Orleans, 92 46,000 N. Mobile, 33 14,500 Mobile, 12 5,000 53 19,500 Charleston, L 1. pedient 73 39,500 ready ought 40 16,000 S. ports Total, 20 9,800 Charleston, ) sundry U. 264 122,000 at 55 23,000 Total, 243 116,000 pairs all York, Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, S. ports, 1843. 50 25,400 For New York, 90 42,500 N. 34 13,600 Mobile, i 12 4,800 Savannah, > 42 15,900 13 5,800 Orleans, resorted S. 841 108,000 Total, may then always 74 37,000 91 45,500 done be extent more or completely. delay of is to until arrival port whero made with without ex- seaman to, in order serve the The re- advantage of the voyage, expenditure, to or which less to the discredit of the 43 17,200 a only great injury 33 13,300 241 113,000 In sth no case ought the cargo laden without the clearest not ports, be or re- ship-master. Charleston, ) sundiy U. can sails readily practised considerable cxtravigant * Total, a injured articles parties, an is sundry U. be to be great expense, every which such some repairs S. ports, 1843. N. with make the ) Savannah, — 'rom New without or 37,500 or sprung, cannot ' Savannah, sundry Orleans, placed, 75 are and expensive, very delay, to This third for the is and is cargo. one new. but always apt to end The half be to in is creates serious intelligent after un- It necessity. ship- i deducting nna �is concluded to the charge of commission merely discharging, storing on as substantial no in curred, and and reloading, charge of a Should a an and unreasonable in ford, instances, most It is remuneration. suitable under ship of the fall into an without vices, will be commission a ges will be obvious It is 6th. of repaii warrant surers, the to sale any and ser- peached, title purchaser's but the whenever the vessel can only not the in- be im- can- It vessels stranded are the abandons ter In all cases the in do: to so information, can procure it is his duty a impression this he to and furnish senger nearest the to this city; on our coast a week, con- Wreck advice whom and required by The Master's du- Post delay in all delay or New near of the some the mails detained Masters should York, off only unworthy from lining or to once to ascertain serve The to a insure motives, interested sometime* a friend master advices, despatch, messenger to he the by should that there will be in the transmission of his if necessary send them by in In obtain money for where cases this should it completing in the is what For, prioes. he but resorted to; most bring sold and be profit, of matter ed when no and should principal will frequently tion, which must selling be must and proposed, heavy a the voyage. to ruinous be with This examin- carefully the latest prices at be of- fered for sale, should be first ascertained be- the of destination of the cargo place a decision taken—and is is as cargo likely the to se- occa- In foreign, and hove down, pairs made, be borne ought He or in ought mind, the to for which he which his character He may, if he advice gent measures have his faithful he own when may to sight can, on and rest. and when fit, by him, own he may as to the of his own advice any named having of his any justify by to from show judgment. above, n;ust not authority, their orders Master duty to may must er see that disasters by misfortunes, and the prop- carefully procure must and protests is saved, of what accounts He and of all his expenditures should whethany ballance of money, er cause on account. he supposes the vessel and cargo to have to be remitted in the surest or his to way, owners consignees of vessel mittance will 12th. not consignors Such cargo. of the prop- owners loss the part of their soonest. jettison to Should it be necessary should be taken care throw overboard the least valuable and weighty of it, if time and parts permit you will cumstances re- all affect the insurance, at of your cargo, part the or or reimburse the some to a to most other cir- make the se- lection. 13th. In every disaster, the Master should careful be the the mode of the disaster and of of extent near easy or sent should be Neither the insurers, or to be in case without them, and communicating the to they as be the insurer, nor fiom delay intelligence most allow. opportunities act, own- Duplicates to. sent can owner of injury, or damage consignees, ers, it, with all de- communicate to tails, both of the want of often ruin- is ous. 14th. Merchants in the various consider- able ports have will be are well only of not but their bility, Masters to culties out aid in the greatly of in Their advice difficult course, and as most a of the wisdom of his 15th. It ought be to to some Stales, of the and makes the that protection at present every and known to or loss all interested tion of or ment justice and of claims for as all are well adopt- of the U. increasing, insurers for interested in measure of the is fair- ship-mas- now rapidly proper saving as measures, mutually They thus from, damage now of the of the intentions, principal ports merchants each other. seeing recom- them, will of proof mode of insurance ters, that the ed in arising and protection resort evident ship-master's of the ness home, all diffi- honorable ship-master in every and itself be the at men smoothing of mendation will be the safest upright respecta- settlement of claims the disaster. it resort. estimation high of merchants and commercial will to known in the being un- advice whose to port, useful most recommended by been derwriters of this or give good never recom- for properly They adopted. the at sea are insurers in the promo- moderation in the settle- loss, and the ship-master will rapidAs "who faithfully discharges his duty they may recommend. having experience, they but honest and and being able grounds nre certificates what men reputation think first his the as sufficient advice, own judgment confirmed by official but nothing will dispense required, referred being and judgment, getting Such officers vessel. his on responsible, is determined are always own rely they the voyage should inevitably case up Master the doubtful, take any intelli- is others which he be and re- Master is and of his Muster exercise should It the that be to certain discharged, like. the to assume the vessel done, do- some Port War- as like, the be to cargo be to judgment, on that or in even persons, and In 11th. They sion the least loss. 10th. without persons be served in what to lie broken sale of a proper, are are them, that carefully see must mend, sent must the voyage, done except be be can unable otherwise maybe interest an vessel, erty the to and where the cargo will cases, reasonable be had can such vessel repairs not those who advise and will (Jjat so being of case a be that purpose, re-imbursed by the in- will be freight extra relief to Masters been abandoned or not, and the for procured or vessel, the of disaster vessel, directly persons or others; smaller places with hirexercising senl are of intelligence. cases hired are cargo ought always or can- insurers. or case any other by on and allow of com- to as ndvice if the cargo is saved, communications directly themselves, the Office, and instances have occurred of let- being ters at owners In any 9th, ves- But if this home of dens, Surveyors, for when it, Post the vessel bo stranded send him with his from the the salvage charges; of the sale postponement until applied for, always may relieve to rapidly, munication with the mestic ports, official be to communicate with the owners ty would underwriters, by sending a special mesor to perishing necessary. vessel and the that he through one in distress. ship-muster not so Wreck needful assistance: all be done, Mas- the the necessary as freight, from her aiid not mistaken. order this is blaster should keep Commissioner'when he the to property, employing trol of the and coast, the on our Commissioner, under the is bound that when occurs, property and bottomry, lection of such fr-quently too deemed generally expedient. this is as be alternative the be may cargo cargo be found fore such can in the United States. 7th. sel and their value at and the advice, certificates of cases like, the In these and al< best course, follows is the bond the cargo and vessel, to as then ves- brought that value and relieve made, either pledged by be freely urgent a cost to or her vessel: otherwise and vessel, The appraised merchant part of the cargo and necessity, of the in: subject have the to always to it would have whole cargo, be accounted for at the price of destinaon its arrival at its port the three-fourths over a sale, a also so ship-master. be borne in mind, to to or case sell, partial, or and mail large the vessel shall be cargo adopted to on absolute and and every always but nothing to sel compensation The difference between such char- allowed. and take of the neaiest it is proper salvage, surers. chargeable justly have to responsibility for his actual trouble, In will compensation reasonable af- adequate proper watch and to deduction: Bth. general will repair, general average, any the always employed men car- storage, fair and of the cargo, whose care will a room of the for proper charge commission tor A or can you store the entire control retaining yourself. and'a regular go business domanded, difficulty by hiring obviate the nev- cent. per required, be sum be high commission and considered quarter a in- com- When allowed it should one for thereby is responsibility most cases unreasonable. exceed ship- cargo is missions for such transactions er unload- the on other stipulate against [ brought to a Post Office routes. gain can necessary, the be should be careful master who When unloading. nothing by his ing find, and he may as on good opinion a skilful and should consult such this subject, persons form generally will master 19 fHUND. THE 1845.) lose what ly advance his and reputation; the univerit, will find character while he who fails in he sal interests of commercial men, as well a* �20 THE their of Mate justice, in active exposing leghorn, and Madeira. John Howard March. Win Malta, Marseilles, Mslaga, OF AGENTS in places Jose A. Binds. Tuscany, Winthrop a vessels and cargoes commended by the in distress merchants' There Übes, Win. H. \e»ey. Sweden, Kansoe, for (Jottenburg re- under- W. Majors. Frederick Barker. Smyrna, Turkey, writers or the city or n. vork. Coast, and West Hsllistrron. be are in wanting touch of a pledge common supported Christianity, who however, some thought sense, Trieste, George Moore. Venice, Holme k Co. and is to by Christianity. to Fox St Sons. Plymouth. (Eng.) agreeable philosophy, appeal an St. for and sense Slrachan. Because the pledge? self-preservative, Daniel C. Croxall. Win. the sign ntan is Andrews. LouisTinelli. Oporto, LIST (February, THIfcND. philosophy will they yet would self-love, and not common regard to their sign not — mation and advice, writer* greatly will find calling on them their claims on for infor- F.AST Batavia, (Java,) disembarrassed. STATES OF and < 'heraw, , David S. of Good WHY SHOULD A Key West, F A Browne. Lewes, Delaware, Henry F. Rodney, James G. Graham, firm Jr. is Robert Crabtree, Jr. Mars.'*. Fa., Robert Lyon. St. Joseph's, Fa., and vicinity. Henry Leslie. Wilmington, N. C. Robert W. Brown. Bermuda, er, Daniel Hamilton R- J. Tucker.Henry Bermuda,St. Goorgs, John Halifax, F S., Croighton (c Nassau, Bahamas, Port St. N Hood End, Thos. R. Tuck- D. have the first Tremain, MAIN. B. W. Waldron, Tyng Porto Rico, Guayams, Brian O'Hnra. Ponce, Baasanta. Mitchell, It Co. Po. Do. Croix, -inidtid, I:. jrks' Charles St. Thomas, John's, S. Mason, and Windward and vicinity, firm Mason fc Co. William P. Fur- Islands, David (Island,) Nicholas Rogers. was and southern side i-rnambuco. Daniel P. Austin, ampico and ('oast, James Lewis Stanislaus of the River dc la tle Paul flesh, Bristol, (Eng.) Cork, vicinity, Francis Ogden. Murphy. not, are the wine, the It Apos- good neither to nor thing any stumbleth, Romans, man of others. good It is 14:21. who refuse is or assert pledge eat or There is sign to are because that the total abstinence to strict; too such mend consideration of the Paley, more ny a would following in com- remarks his Moral the of abstemiousness to occur stricter tenacious we the grow will abstain rather perpetually; rile or John it Whitten. � cise it Sons. who would rule, the tive: same not the is, it; and ma- than break his easily be brought inorlificulion Spregue. Cuthbert. R, <i. of to viper in and gives S. or to from higher exer- mo- I. Mis. attacked from Brandywine, the of the conduct Missionaries is India, of letter a dated 25, 1844, addressed will show that na, ting the solved, however, and sleep; with as not them for a to far could on can get a of of re- to having secular which which generally. been large- one interests, who was was his ol advanc- were Islands; of his asking using their religious by the of and of Missions recollect, copy am charges trade ofAmerica, once I as opportunity of the book written a sionary I matter Missionaries, I promote favoring the ed in trade, set- Island charges in ly engaged influence " brought against them, I think these to eager communication an cause Chi- in refutation the endanger in upon allow the are Sandwich the wish you wouldtake following are correct. to you some resolved are mind public The Serampore, May gentleman to a while others misrepresent, Island grossly misrepresented most in that quarter of the world. extract learn we Sandwich a Mis. name as Simpson; if I book, I would it senc you, &c." With the above extract before us, the igin of the misrepresentations But the to thentic can facts, gleaned sources. Baptist It Missionary Chinese Mission at and went forts to to from appears various that and collect funds for a left or- apparent! an au- Ameri- connected with Ningpo, Calcutta, is the his station there Medical made ef- Hospital " The at principle here Ireland generally, Cli . correct, and when 1 the belong the warm gets ac- there lies the hug not be even mortal bite. the that are extraordinary occasions, and to until bosom, a drunkenness: on or India.—From letters and papers received by to yield man we found chapter resolutions Indefinite to in tho that you do have been where- is offended or no then the Every principle that " in are Horatio Beasl»y. tndonderry,and Coast gnw.it. they argument " we others, they not may themselves, yet ,_ W. Dabney. Fsyal, l'.lmonth, (Rat-) William Broad I think whereas Charles Hav,e, reasons the minds ol upon they, extraordinary occasions Kroon. Dodge. Cowes. Isles of Wight. WiUiam Dublin,George Mcßride. Gibraltar, 11 .in,burn, drink brother however, some apt Barcelona, Spain, Joseph Bonus. Constantinople, Nicholas RarTaety. John safety own Such nature; this this latter Philosophy, Jollie. and for declared, nor by thy " lire men, Joanna A Self preservation inflence Grant that of Archdeacon Hepburn, llargous. EUROPE, ETC. Antwerp, George Amsterdam,Henry Ernest no sign to upon they Cruz, ab- with.'" MEXICO. Edward Dorr, la, lonte Video, Robert M. Hamilton, Vera effects. of law made weak." and Jno. Arthur. SOUTH AMERICA AND Ayres, usually Moraohi. Island, Thomas Wynne uenos cer- cannot other argument shouldoperate. ought Eldridge. Bridgetown, Barbadoea, Nicholas St. a in numberless instances with because, say many, danger." Havana, Cuba, if I cannot of others. good however, has INDIA ISLANDS ANU SPANISH Antigua, Richard " sign for his should salutary most I signing, operated the is Fisher, John, N. li., Thomas Leavitt. WEST by who community, remark, it to they to that Take care, reader, if you Reputation asked daily creature; honest our is, men THE Tucker. T. Grime. John Storr. S, John the hold, we man, AMERICA, ETC. and West the it to and for the N. MAN SIGN question in stain without St. BRITISH PORTS IN 1845. Soul- append Wm a tain class ier, Jr. St Co. Savannah, George you influence; such to confess this to class, your in This good the secret. PLEDGE? Lubec, Maine, Andrew King. Mobile. Alabama, C. C. Hazard, D. Fowler, Newport, R. Island, Nath. S. Kuggles. regard knowledge February I, HoNOLULcf Darrow. Georgetown, S. Carolina, Benjamin King. Galena, Illinois, Thomas Melville. in willing THE FRIEND. John KiK.i~ott. Egg Harbour, Jersey, I'.dgartown, Maw. and vicinity, Charles L. Norfolk, Va., Chase- Hope, Isaac love that < iiutliaui. Cape Cod, Isaac Lewis. Cleveland, Ohio, Joseph I. Weathorly. N. Darling, firm, Singapore, Joseph Bulistier. llarlet). Msltherson. Carolina, M. P. C. vicinity, k Co. Shorter, Traver Carolina, 9. < 'liar lesion. S. its Canton, Russell, Sturgis St Co. Manilla, Russell St Sturgis. AMERICA. Apalachnoola,Fa.. William G.Porter. Columbus, Geo opinion Strieker St Co. Pains, Capetown, Cape UNITED ETC. INDIES, the Under- their give names or Mutenof vessels in distress laid down, we believe Ningpo. writer carried out, will result ini in the total absiike.nce fledge. Why shouldI by '* the While engaged name of Englishman," Calcutta, in this work, a Alexander, appeared a paper published and endeavored to in frustrate the ef. �The from China. the from famous of his weapons Sandwich drawn from the were Missionary Baptist American of the forts book warfare Islands, or the Sandwich Island Mission, banks of the upon the siding that it now foreign community the among progress 21 i?ftl£Nli THI. 1845.) - I*, by Mr. Al- written Queen Pomare Encampment Ganges. Consul not ed, " do we hesitate not of R. C. Notes Her B. Ms. Let these Simpson. meet have An Hong Kong, China, tioned " subject.) liberty of urging up and attested without We rejoice editor and has " to could en upon " for upon opposition to Island as of Friend judicious more express to cause, world. the in India, viewed in ere repub- we relates toe a correct cannot so much time the investigation of of perused the sub- "but that joy and satisfaction to produce, would state River, this and Mission- part of the the Missiona- better controversy state, sel by name by the er, on meet shipped and anoth- Inez, ship According now harbor. only 75 barrels of oil had been saved. Panama Our Fall to Holder River, the Borden was the respecting without wise men and king, and right other so: and word place even no listen And the people in land; appoint- which you officers, to that you evils of to me you may those things you, that to flag, my land, and my rehoist and the command the of proper flag, king, 1 your confidence in what you say, to now true to restore to erecting people's my make known agreeably me still are you upon you; and property, to land. the my that thought, quietly restore know I throw all until you my do. to this alto barracks building judges I write restore commands of your the and you interfere with my no wisdom, and to you my land and forts upon Dv Pe- being commanded house and my my flag, my But have not done you board the Inez. on and regard master, the can belonged where the port same in accounts last to would and hit French to me, thought, and I you my personal my all said that have commanded government by the one this Hamilton, taken Hamilton, shipped board the merchant informant is ves- board the Amer- on of John name New becauae of the king injustice, have they have ship Daniel Webster, ican whale Fall government, my tit Thouars acted without and with of Dv Petit proceedings please him, great counsellors, several of ing war, Tahiti; to wise the qI counsellors have wise my land, not The his King that the informed seizing in North obstinate in a crew were of man whom found their way of Blake, attempt- Smith, Jack, 13 of the French a in did flag Three McDaniel, and cut were Four days after the wrecked, was of the lost were seaman, American Indian. away morning boatsteerer, a York heavy struck. she soon as viz—Daniel land, to or you, may you be and kept saved by God." POMARE. (Signed) owned. Hannah The American Brig ~" 30th The pirates a The to are Whampoa. so far are as Hannah are more all put lost, probably on The appears worthy of mention. her daring than fighting have can no Capt. Cheever We learn that will be recollected that since. look place. had the landed a before voyage eighteen Nth January by the Cape of Good by It the run days. in 65 1-2 same route twenty two shortest paastge from Lima days, Her ev- accom- previous voy- occupied nine months or four days longer.— The wife of the Rev. J, L. tist Missionary at Shuck, Bap- Hong Kong, died about the first of Dec. Capt. Engle, 10. as master of the American bark died in China about He will be having November remembered at the Islands commanded the American ship Hopewell, Philadelphia. Mr. S. W. Williams, few months the American B. C. F. the piracy was Hong Kong Register. escap- locker. days, The Major Low left this board the Hannah only He plished the age by con- be. in 71 made. in usu- amount Capt. Cheever escaped in the bread on proceeded Valparaiso, concealing himself port er way and ed unhurt." on paraiso and pirates merchant vessels to days, having left this arrived a she Hope to New York, in 95 days, where took in a new cargo and sailed discharged, outside the ■ 20th May, returning by Cape Horn to Valher chief was in in nine months and globe She completed waa arrived from Ma- had round the last. overboard driven brig neighborhood al, and vessels The miles few days before, and the river dition letter dated nights since; seamen were or drowned. up four few a three Tigris, jumped, a 1844. November, brig Hannah, Capt. Cheever, robbed by Bocca nilla from firates. —Extract by Macao, hat hereon Saturday, attack- which Natches, China.—The officer and and number of shall be No document which ries could peculiar extra connection, heartfelt as tak- hope, Notet have been has devoted Wyllie attention We as disapproved of Thouars was very a Masts foul. ship's company of the this In this our an ar- Temperance 1844. will be almost Mission a became she Both anchors drag- 1844. August, and the on Domini- La or Islands; been Wnile house and sperm. the wind and by taken have the French and the Mis- Islands, mostly When the think, we lOth of Hivaoa, at Cum- having the speak to have observed reading community light. ary in for December the Friend Mr. we January lished in In lia. ject, of all o'clock, sea, about 4 away oil, nearly Marquesan of the driven ashore ged out, Raiatea, Oct. To commodore Bruat, See, &.C. I wreck- Preston Capt. months anchor, at The into the Sandwich ttiis, Mr. Wyllie't the in propriety bearing ready fallen 1844, the from Seamen," by it cause properly signed it ca, ed have August, ticle the In the Calcutta Christian Observer hands. for have now reputation Their not of brethren of the to the Sandwich regard sionaries. out the Friend of India, is and Englishman," truth in in that Mr. Marshman, learn columns his and delay," proprietor of opened shamed document, some date men- circulated them the subject, and sending the above at I would take the good upon we ours, 31 Panama ship Panama, was one ing of do themselves and to of Missions great drawing much Mission Island power Sandwich falsehoods be to The every other country. their the to These continue India, although pretty Sandwich present writes, under thus (referring 1844, imputation* at of old Scotia sons correspondent esteemed of Nov. the the result. respecting fears no concern- field of controversy, and the upon lying fellow countryman of a mings, } the at ed.—The whale 950 barrels of anti- an of his book Wyllie, Esq." also was recommend to Consul pro who is Islands, Mr. As Mission is the American as exhibition or misrepresentations the to far so show that to not Mr. A. Simpson American Missionary! an dote reasoning much surely require of facts It will the Sandwich Islands. at American from Bruat, dated the Island of on letter a Governor to 1844. " H. B. M. pro formerly Simpson, exander of Tahiti.—Translation in r« printer sailed for the United States but expect* to return. and agent of Missions in China, November26th, �22 The French Commissioner concluded treaty, similar, a China, ha< to report as says that between the TT, S. and China. to "Vavy a from Hong Chronicle, correspondent Kong, "Thit part and wine and ill health, caused for the wine-bibbing, and are exposed Much of the ailments. can- ol account part by their if they do and ftvers to great on most even beer samshoo and take beer, Hundreds go home brandy. a those who drinking part, and get wine " not go, yetr which the ed a agues, and at printed the American Mission Press, Thus another Richmond annum. $1 per to has entered the let field; one more appear " I think, there tix be Armstrong, bearing Commodore Jones, in Richmonds the cade, Monitor Its contents light to and are if it active, directed, and for ourselves, forward with pleasure be past that may May the ment in editor his time we spread to only dewell looking are we 18. We is of has been in port 280 At enrich re- on the 12th of ture at sea and will thence, The with cruise will the from ly honorable to the United States future columns own materials of tho days. she 491 in logged, and noble ship log 9th spirited was gal- every distinction, as and and This respect. high- one the gen- to officers of this following synopsis ber Uuion holds Tuesday evenings, Seamen's 7 o'clock. The forms a ing. Foreign weekly a at Chapel. Total meeting the vestry Exercises room who cruise have we spectfully requested to be obtained at the of the of Cape Battno, the at Cascade seamen meet- are re- Surgeon. Geo. Lieut. Master, R Ast study of Cascnde may the Seamen's Chaplain. arrived and During suggestions commend to the readers among to Masters of of our thorough teami m. at Bogardus. R. W. Jeffert. Wm. L. J. ships," columns, perusal of we our W. on the station, C. «• was the first American that entered the inner warters, ship of having war pass Whampoa. ored at 22d, 1843, the July of ship 7th, Oahu Monterey August ed in Leaving reached and, and 28th. the after Gunner, J. W. Pennington. Carpenter, the reached for anchor- 15th, November 29tb, Wm. Lee. Master's Mate, C. B. Oliver. John S. Davis. The arrival and which such intelligence, dulgence the of the sailed Valparaiso September 29th, • G. Bell, May Sandwich ship Murdaugh, Sail Maker. George Parker. anch- vititing Hawaii, The ana China Monteiey Bay September sailed for port river, Mitchell, John Laurens. Boatswain, Thomas «« cd both bars of the Canton M. Wm. H. " ports Young, Wm. Dekoven, 1842. following Jo.ni.s, Mcl.ane, Thomas Mcr, visited, viz:—Macao, Hong Kong, Manilla and Amoy. The Con- were 11. Weaver, Allen " Powell, Herron, John P. the time the Constellation remained the M'Laughlin, Huqu.ni.n, J. H. Somervili.e, " " 22d, Webb. Augustus D. C. " leav- dc GiLi.Esric, Clerk, R. L. Parker. (-iunlluli Ccicer Macao March at China islanda "The H. Surgeons, A. F. Lawyer, '• Islands found in another part A. Wyman. H. Midshipmen, 1842, beat up February sth, ing Singapore Jo.ni.s. Jones. A. R. Secretary, Janeiro, and Boudinott, R Bi.acknai.l. Geo. " Singapore; Frigate Case, ap Marines, Chaplain, copy Whampoa, attend of the and dc Ilio States Purser, D. M. F. Thornton. Decem- Johanna, Hope, Penang pas- Pkgram, Wm. E. " Good took Marchand, B. C. « 1840, and visited 9th, stellation Published numbers B A. L. " from Boston the. China Sea, touched part of the exercises of each residents and on commence of reading Abati Dupont cruise, 158,000 T. A. Hunt, R. Constellation, Commo- sailed Kearney, months her sea, VVm. T. Muse, ■ from the Baltimore American: dore at " " nence days J « the Constellation —The the Norfolk in four years, During " 420 " of at Commodore, F. A Parker. Lieutenants, Cnmo Cruise circumnaviga- Rio dc Janeiro." at themselves in it. distinguished depar- been absent from Commander S. F. sage in the the on The ocean. country, "The U. S. ship Hawaiian three and twenty-two " greatest our cruise a date of her Rio, having Purser's Clerk, P. Monitor. Notice.—The the her cruise uf on and useful active most be remenbered long of of March, completing from Constellation arrived duys 41 long be people good Commodore spirited 20th tion. and has sailed days, received with marked treated a the 15th December, actually visited that ever and where erous From encouragesome our caiefully ptepaied the being ns the on pleasant a passage 5*2 days, unaccompanied by any incident of serious nature, anchored in Rio dc Janeiro " that have lant show such command, the by she pennant of Commodore Jones, under his squadron the to 1842, ship and days, can space of time. January, 1843, the nation any port there January the Pacific station, ia on in the Monitor. out abundant find num- the intellectual lo undertaking. hope from the first January appeared mostly original. mind see The ——. Monitor of the States, Capt. broad after spirit and activity, that List of officers, U. confidently asserted that no other Brandywine:— remembered Polynesian, Cas- the She left Cullao and, remarkable for its it may be coast, ber he States.—The United Frigate cruise of the field." The Nonanona, Friend, since Navy, United the of CO, 170 miles! and January, his command, to tho receiv- not and arrived Callao, 1844. 9th, in remaining twenty-five days miles. Cruise same at he had as of Secretary flag ship of children, Rev. D. Dole, editor, in the parents and him it appears, in by teen newspapers, Aftrr sailed for 1843, of three years January, in left the United States, in December 1841." so devoted monthly, dated single letter, relating from the home in obe- orders of the Secre- mortality frightful convivial habits of the sufferers." The Monitor.—A only were public — says: returns published Navy, Pacific, pas- and other population of Hong caused, or aided by the wat the to the Constellation, Commodore Jones tary of the and among the troops Kong last the in dience of the world is from and of Commodore speaking Jones, just returned November "20, 1841. (Febru\ry, Intelligence.—The Army Naval senger Writes not T?ttlfc.VD. THE that of various Brandywine we must ask correspondents brings the inuntil m future number. Seamen will find 1843. files Inez, of American at the Reading papers received Room, by the �1846.) 23 TttlE>f.D. THE Letters SUMMARY: OF THE TREATYOF WANGHIA, SIGNED JULY 3d, 1844, THEIR BETWEEN EXCELLENCIES SPECTIVELY Commodore Art. Ist. made This THE Emperor 14th. It further any the entire Treaty. CUSIII.NO U. S. of China was soon delay. This AND in after AND andthe August, published by RE- COMMISSIONERS KEYING, Of AMERICA CHINA. H. X notified by ratification the authorities,und Chinese from summary is taken memorial Keying* its to the part All Ices and universal between the two nations. peace and exports, shall be rixed and settled in a Taiiff, which is never exceed those required of any other nationwhat- abolished. It also, to conceded by the secures that may at any time hereafter bo Art. lid. Secures free access to the live ports of the United Chinese to and States, all any other government any and privileges Canton, Amoy, Fuchau, Ningpo, or advantages nation. and Shanghai, for all cit- izens of the U. S. with their families and vessels. and Art. 4th. Provides for the all these ports, for their official intercourse and in injury. case of this the citizens By Art. 6th. this Uy article, of the United States are permitted the tonnage duties are fixed at 5 Measurement 160 tons. only per ton on vessels under sel naving occasion to go to a to import from their manner own or insult Art. 7. This exempts from of merchandise not duties, per ton mace &c, second port to clear off her cargo, shall on vessels abolished. are It 160 tons, and I over also that provides not in that case pay mace a duty tonnage tonnage duty all small craft, carrying only ves- a sec- letters, provisions, passengers, Sic, By this it is made law ful to hire passage and cargo boats, and to take into service pilots, compraand all manner of laborers, writers, seamen, arc. Provides that the C'ninese may appoint custom house officers to guard vessels in port, which offi- Art. 9th. live on board, or in boats alongside, but are to receive no fees or provision from the ships. may Art. 10th This makes it incumbent on the parties concerned to report within 48 hours after comingto cers being made, within 48 hours but not be cargo may later, leave the ship, See , und imposes penalties for a neglect of the same. discharged in whole or in part. Or if it be desired, the vessel may, port without paying tonnage duty, provided she has not broken bulk. hours, tonnage duties shull b i held due. Art. I lth. Provides for the examination,discharge and same. putes regarding the Art. 12th. By this, sots of standard balances, ami the custom house at Canton, are to be provided at all also lading of goods, weights and and for the settlement of measurses, according dis- any to the standard of that tonnage dnes be paid on admission to entry; import duties on the discharge, and Transit duties on the lading of goods, and cither in sycee or foreign money. foreign mer- export duties on chandise shall not exceed those at This articlo Art. 16th. This and wherever such merchandise rcay pass fnto the interior. present established, the transhipment of goods from one vessel to another, while in port. regulates for provides for free commerce with all subjects of China at the live ports, and disallows all injurious restrictions. monopolies Art. lt'th. this article all responsibility for the debts of merchants is denied by both governments, while all to obtain payment of debts, and redress for frauds, &c. engages proper means 17th. By this article, houses and places of residence and of business, also churches, hospitals, and Art. and sites for building the same, are secured to citizens of the United States. At the several ports By to each use cemeteries, and in their immediate part allowed till citizensaro vicinity, the villages in the country. among Art. 18th. Uy this article it is made lawful of any of China, to teach any of the to pass and repass; for citizens languages of the of the but they are not United States to employ empire, purchase and to all permitted scholars manner and to go Art. 20th, This provides and this without any for the reexportation merchandise, which can be done only to the other open additional duties. ofwhatever nature or Criminals, of degree, shall be prosecuted and punished by their Art. 22d. This othor country. Art. 23d. This provides for requires tiro neutrality to the Hoard of Revenue at And so of the United States' the Consuls at each of the five Art. 24th. Communications govern- to tho those from the ports, in flag case of war between to make out annual reports China of the and any trade, tor Peking. Chinese, from Chinese, for the Citizens consuls, of the United shall pass State*, through the shall be made hands, through Art. 26th. All of the United questions between States; citizens of the United States, between thorn interference on their or and tho Chinese be under the government will not nold itself bound and subjects of to the do and restore Art. 27th. This plundered property provides for cases of shipwreck, part. jurisdiction of requires ships refitted, property restored, ery possible protection, Art. 28th. No embargo shall Art. 29th. Deserters from other officers. citixens of the United reparation But the Chinese on be laid on the citizens that all persons and property shall have ov- Uc. or vessels of the board American shins shall be arrested U, S, under any pretense whatever. by the Chinese and dcliveied over to tho And any Chinese criminals who may take refuge on board ship, or in the houses be delivered up on due requisition being mode by Chinese officers. Liang Kiting, Liang Kwang, sic. received Art. S2d. Ships of war are to be hospitably purchase of provisions, making of repairs, ice. Those who attempt to trade clandestinely at Art. 83d. Art. 84th. al state of the article into China, shall be loft the ports not unprotected to opened, or the action to introduce of the Chinese provides for modifications of the treaty after a period of twelve years, Union shall send ministers plenipotentiaryto China. This opium, ortny government. and that no individu- 156 alms- "22 550 24 theatres; hu1- 10ck5.776,000 sheep, 250,000 lambs, 250,000 butter, 13,000 of gallons or 64 und milk, wine, loaves; quartern million two of blacksmiths, house hosiers, 1,005 whitesmiths, fish dealers, 13,208 carpencabinet 5,416 &.c , 2,180 1,393 stationers, clock makers, 4,227 5,655 men, 1,082 linen coal barbers, 1,586 mon- coach makers, 1,367 merchants, 2,133 coopers, 1,381 dyers, 907 pantry cooks, 869 sad- 803 tobacconists, turners, 5.56 undertakers. all males above are generally boats 3,000 of on fashion, about the 1,470 above [The years of twenty private families There and 1,049 cheese 4,199. clothiers and chemists, 2,319 plumbers, 000 and milk- 1,430 grocers, drapers, 2,167 700 press- watch 2,633 2,091 bakers, saw- old clothesmen, 1,172 (chiefly Jews,) 3,628 compositors, men, tail- 14,552 wheel-wrights, yers, 2,807 jewellers, ale. porter and 1,076 painters, and 65,000 gallons of spirits, 2,013 bricklayers, ters, 6,822 ol million quarters of wheat, 16,502 shoemakers, 2,662 hatters tont 10 million cheese, million barrels two Employs 5,330 a 11,000 pigs; of tons millions of of pipes are age.] 10, Bee. vessels 5,500 river, employing 8,000 watermen, and 4,000 laborers. London dow at any of the ports of China, and all facilities afforded "2-2 1,500 annually. 110,000 calves, and 270,000 of of es- institutions; prisons; are chapels; hotpitala; other Consumes States, shall and defines the terms of correspondence, which are in all respects those ofequalprescribes No shall ever be demanded of one government by the other. ity and reciprocity. presents States are to to the court of Chins, by Art.Blst. Communications from the g-overnment of the United pass with the superintendence of foreign affairs, or through the governors-gencommissioner charged the imperial other contraband markett. 14 lers, 1,240 tinmen, Art. 80th. This for the of con- public schools; 150 besides 205 houses, gers, the officer" for any in- to make ~,,, and private schools; It chapels of the and 250 foreign chapels; latter two Thames. dissenters' 364 tablishment; other citizens of the United Slates, by any foreign same or to any power. governall it can, (o protect from robbers and pirates, to seize and punish all offenders of this sort, and to jury done ment will or mostly three, It consists The of the brokers, 4,322 butchers, led without reference to the Chinese, or any states, shall be sett shall Art. 26th. Merchant vessels and their crews, in the five ports, Consuls high. tains 300 chuiches the and have the appro- bation of the local authorities. recover houses, the aouth side makers, own respectively. Consuls. with and Lambeth diatrictt. ors, 2,39T and enjoy, for themselves and Art. 19th. This provides that tne citizens of the United States snail receive appertaining to them, the special protection of the government, whose officers are to defend them from all and the of the Chinese. on injury insult part transmission occu- city, Westminster city, Finsbury, Southward, Marylebone, Tower Hamleta, people of books. all Art. 21st. world; thirly-two square miles, stories planted four, and five in the city of public offices; the ports. Provides Art. 14th. surface a thickly on After 48 Art. 18th. pies an- chor in either of the five ports, the name of the Due reports richest largest and London dutyable. Art. Bth. Interesting Statistics.—London is the prohib- dors, linguists, eral Wal- Timothy C. Alker, Calvin G. Worth, James Uuddack, fred W. Stephenson, William S. Cathcart, other any lime. ments Huyden, Dean, -2, Prince W. Ener, or by ports, Reuben Ruttell, Charles C. Swain, Frederick Buel, William John J. C. Alexander D. Coffin, William Plaskett. appointment recognition of Consuls and othor officers, at personal correspondence, on terms of equality, and for redress and export to their own or country, and to purchase any other country, all this treaty, paying only the duties specified in the Tariff. ited not G. Coffin, Leonard Sylvanut H»rdy, John Wilkinson, , Art. sth. ond G. Peter t, Robert Kelley, James Smith, H«le, S. George Hinckley, Augustus L. viz:—James peisons, A. Henry Thompson, Seamen's Inez, letters by the Tyler, Henry W. Davit, provides for a perfect, permanent, provides that all duties an imports are received following for the Fisher, of thu treaty; and that those duties shall a ever. CALEB OF the by Parker, Sept. conluins This 2d. HON. PART go into efleot without Emperor, which Art. THE was ratified Note.—This Treaty Keying to provisions O.N Inez.—The the by hat Chaplain es duty one-third pays about in assessed upwards of England; being five house rental is lions. — about 120,000, millions probably Am. paper. of the win- the number of housrated sterling. seven or ut The eight mil- �Tttfc 24 iTebruary TUIEKft. J . i EXTRACTS. SELECT ARRIVED. Boosts our comsamiohs.—ln srsT books, great men talk to us, give cious thoughts,and pour their souls thanked for books? Tlioy lbs their us into best most pref Jod lie ours, the voices of ihe distant are until the 271h; cargo now discharging. ous of dead, and make time will own my us Bark 1000 heirs of the 100 at left 14 St. Francisco not the writers will enter imagination, heart: and Franklin enrich me with his practiintellectual cal wisdom—l shall not pine for want of companionship, and I may become a cultivated man, excluded from what is called the best society in t human hough * hard * I know how it is to place where I live. those who some men, especially to spend much time in fix attention on books, Let them manual labor, to t lis strive to overcome the difficulty, by choosing leave in ficulty ships two weeks for St. Francisco to settle which had occurred few was to leave the after the days M. dif- of whale about watering; the Don also of both conti- in a under bis (a Prusisn West by birth,) was killed by a Coast, on the Ist of July last. January modore United States 26, Parker, whale the N. on and social ly to be sacrificed some obtain access Almost library. himself for p| y M. Frigate the adobie INSeamens Chapel, AND BOOTS SHOES OARS. FEET I• kfafi vent nnd complaint of smart in human censure; sutiering than of endurances ing, and the present thoughts. We cry out not smile for s great for ISby ship Uncos, for Lahai- the late to his ecutors is nature we pain, take when COMMISSION J. F. B. MARSHAL!., Francis Johnson. we do N. B. is of all others the most last will and testament. a maid AGreek 2 The Moow.-How true anemblem ofthee and slow m its wone; •pinussl slow to increase fleeting row of course their as of her foil hours of total her with both, changes period as (he all their splendor, darkness; mutability, and Ton Jan. F. Carter, ? W.Thompson,) rnp- and sor- and in na; he was married on the A the P»Pnetois. WATCH AND for sale HAS Clocks, Particular Sextant and native Islands and has of Chi- for many been engaged in mercantile pursuits. years fell from foretop James Woaklin, American seaman, '44. onboard the Gold //unter, and was killed May 19, Indian, belonging to the Gay Head An American tribe, died suddenly on board the U. S. Frigato his remains were buried dy wine, January, 25: Cemetery, Sabbath afternoon, January Nuuanu Branin Salmon,SO 150 boxes family E. & 11. Heginbotham, also services 30 11. GRIMES. of engineer, house-joinery He has been forseveral employment of the They Tobacco, Soap, No. 1,10 practical a knowledge some employment. oflers her do Wanted. Employment as a East India good Company. years in Mrs. H. seamstress. have taken the house last occupied by Mr. Col- Main street. of assortment an "For MAKER, Jewelry, Watches, AT repaired attention accurate S. Greeti. S 1,50 to fine natch paid Quadrant Glasses Honolulu,Oahu, Jan. and given. blind or Single Chaplain,Notices of Labors of the late Bsrtipreacher of Maui, by Rev J. and Life, Character, Piiaaiki, L. Sale. of the Seamen's Study the the tec. mas /rung, a or MUNN. F. Wood. 16,1845. desires CHRONOMETER rates Honolulu, Jonuary 27, Sugar, Jan. cord, in Chronometers In G. Sale, 70 bbls Sugar, 80 Cords W. is in hers. DIED all for payment Honolulu,Jan. 15,1845. the constant China MR. having HOUSE, HONOLULU. J. O. 1, Sperm Candles, 1,1845. hap- Our are coal, 4000 feet Oars, 6000 Lathes, 80 Matting, 20 kegs Nails,Boolbs Coffee. sea Louf cases boxes ) January, 15,1845. as the Anderson, delay, and them ex- persons in- 1845. For Tons SIX Rolls H. I. tf umpottrtland that virtm icilhout attain all that descended to me from my rsrents." turea brief Peter without payment present naving claims, to * " MERCHANTS, Wanted, Bills on the United States, England, which money will be advanced on the most fa- kemrt ure, which eras said make upon to All appointed place, MAINUNU, > MANSION being asked what fortune she would bring her hinbnnd, answered, "I valuable what is than any treasmore will bring him virtues. were of this LEVI CHAMRERLAIN. Brewer,) Charles our deal of contentment. Dowry.—Purity of heart of subscribers Anderson, to more up by Febl. it CO. & HONOLULU, OAHU, vorable terms. elevated the Peter debted to the estate of the ADVERTISEMENTS. pleasure in rejoic- easily little a For sale Oars. k CO. - fkc. for A Whalemen's NOTICE persons should when need febl JOHN wisely NOTICE. tf apply. called GENERAL act SHORT ItPAIBtD AT hereby given that C. BREWER do not of the premises Honolulu. to this.—Dr. Ckanntng. Complaining.-We MAKAR, the Wanted,—Twojourneymen—tetotallers only Honolulu, Feb. sensible SHOE building, adjoining Bft days from China. American whale STONE, BOOT AND 41UUU C.BREWER, na, and thence to cruise. and fami- luxury any above port about 25th ol For freight or passage, ap. BREWER 2t Fl. fc CO. 10C. Brandywine, Com- BAILED. January 23, the February. spoke on the 2d instant, off the Maria Islands, whale ship Warren, of Warren. 1709 whale; Henry Weber, the good they impart. not compensate for man, if possible, gather some good books roof, for sna Quixote; nents would Let every iil s (cnppeted "Ines." fastened) Capt. Knox, will copper J. subjects with those deep interest, or by reading in company whom thsy love. Nothing can supply the place of aro or cheering door*. soothing companions in They The wealth some these Islands for wnftv De- Ist masters port coast sailed, of solitude, illness,affliction. between and the authorities of that the Pama X months, obscure enter my and take up their threshold abode under my roof—if Milton will cross my and Shakspeare to to me of Paradise; open to me sing and the workings of the words of ir the sacred ing; BEDFORD. rpilEShip r-fv. ■ssXffl'BJ'' JBbaUmm 23, French whale ship (Sense. Monmouth, Wedges, Cold Spring. January whale, sperm; spiritual life of ship Goorgia, New London, IfJOO whale: ship Bovkt art tkt true Uttlltrt. They give cember, past 040s. Surah, New York, 13 months out, 1900; ship Benjato all who will faithfully use them, the society, the spirWilliam C. No min Morgan, New London, 1900 whale; itual presence of the best and greatest of ourrace. Nye, New London, 1700 whale; left at Monterey, 9th matter hew poor I nm; no matter though the prosperDecember, Frigate Savannah, Capt. Armstrong, to dwelland the NEW FOR January 19, American ship Inez, Knox, from Boston, via Valparaiso and Tahiti, making in passage Just 8 months; wind being off shore she did not come auide 25 cents, 3 copy copies, 50 cents, per dozen. repairing.— For Sale, adjusted. silvered and A 15, 1845. T the **■ MILITARY^GOODS,—Pivr Inez. K. Mr. 11. bound. ncai ly of tho study Seamen's Boardman, Price Chaplain, Vol. 11, of the and by Friend, $2. ALSO Cases of the and Lace. For sale by of Swords, Buttons, Spurs consisting above, THREE Belts, Sashes, Epaulettes, Caps, C. BREWER tt CO. 3t Fl. At same places, "Notes on the Commerce, Mis- sion, o fee, sic, of the Sandwich lie. the per 28. the Esq. Islands, by Bk C. VV'vlSingle copy (1,00; 8 copies, #2,00, and $7,00 dozen. PUMFS. BIBLES. MARINEINTELLIGENCE. Wooden TWO ER k and officers of vessels visiting this port are the Friend items of Marine be of interest to the as may Cables received and for sale cases assorted by Inez. C. BREWER fc CO bleached Ketch Basilisk, American merchant Monmouth, 4 French whale shirs, Majesty's ship Inex, and Delaware, English brig Euphemia, whale ships Israel, Watch; American 10 cases drills—2 do 30. H. B. schooner Gold French bk drills—2 brie boys Will boots Hunter, Adolphe. billet do prints—s do—13 cotton caps—7 do carpeting thread—l — cotton—4 tickings—3 8-4—3 do and hollow bales brown cotton do blue gambroons—B bales ware cases colr'd do blue do brown men bunting—4 Feb Society of Bibles ly bound, Chaplain, which Committee of the Hawaiian who are is 50 cents. N.B. The Seamen's for has and sale Chairman Inez, received, per Testaments, by of the the neat- Seamen's Executive Bible among the Eng- seamen. ALSO— do 1. Chaplain has Bibles in lish, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Sweand dish languages, for sale gratuitous distribution " 4t assortment and aud shoes—l2tons iron hoops—2 crates plates— » heads—s barrels bright varnish—9o do flour—6 boxes loaf sugar. an Bible Society. Quarto Bibles $'5,00; Octavo do, $8,00; do, (small edition) New Minion, do, 81,00; Pocket do, 76 $1,75; cents; Testament and Psalms, 75 cents; Pocket Testament, Fcbl. 6t GOODS,—Per ware —80 IN PORT, JANUARY Hawaiian and Anchor*. JUST the following:—10packages hard VESSELS BREW such Honolulu. United States Frigate Brandywine, C. C. BREWER At CO. l?OR sole by commercial and sea-faring community.] Port of by Feb I. JT requested to forward for publication in intelligence salo 3t Jx. Chain [Masters for Pumps, CO. The Book of Common Published by the er Book Society. 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