...prohibited by his Imperial Majesty's command, and frequent proclamations have been issued against it, which are on record. But the passages on the coast...of Kea-king, the then Viceroy, Tseang, reported to the court, and punished the abandoned Macao merchants, Choo-mei-kwa and others, for buying and selling...

...commands, and frequent proclamations have been issued against it. which ere on record. But the pass-t^es on the coast of Canton being very numerous, Macao being the resort of foreigners, and Whampoa heing the anchungc for foreign ships, should be more strictly watched and searched. It is found on...

...prohihited hy his imperial majesty's commands, and frequent proclamations have heen issued against it, which are on record. But the passages on the coast of Canton heing very numerous, Macao heing the resort of foreigners, and Whampoa heing the anchorage for foreign...