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Yellow sea.
EMBASSY) CHINA.
lenfimV>'ft;Stickinstruments were thought likely ;tp,b©
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" ImperialMajesty; To ,the§e-,are added; (#her miliary
•feS^appnsj -suhhc^.mnskete^pjstols, and r^erdjWa4es;
^^iTh'eSei-^l^^p ,richly* ornamented, aseiehie%s>v/alu-
“ ableTpr,-their useful, qualities^;, the muskeg arid-^htols
“ for assisting .th^gim, and ,, assuring, She. dire,» and the
- vhthoufcj lp&ipg
“jtihph edgeghii
j | s Britannic MajeSjy,
“ige§/>rpf -Eujppnjto,be the first maritime-powers» and» i’s
‘ ‘ • trhly.-.spyeiiefgii of,, thff3sg^hN^hed1 as? a particular
“smatk. of .his rattentiorpto-his.Imperial Maj&ty^o s^nd
sprue?,pf his, largest ships with th e^presep fc-jE mb assy ;
Bwa.s however obliged to; fix. QB^sseJsjqha less con-
SV^dprafile lize^bmapcpmS of thej^llowsrhadsands- of
“ the Yellow sea,-little known to -European navigators'"
butdie has sent.a complete modelof-the largest;British
“ shipph.war^mopntirigpne hundred and ten cannon^dF
r cprtsidprable calibre. - This model shews* «very-the mi-
% nutMtypart ofsueha stupendous »stiaacfere-. >
^^pecipffns aEess^fe{lj^e^iseje^;thpmeidfs- in which
the best British artists work, and render-valnableythe
lj\Ph$yftyand stony substances found in thejcowixcoun-
“ ifraS Amongthospspecimens are. useful and ornamen-
.-■.tahyases; -some imitative,of antiquities* andtsoirte; in
1 the best modern, taste.
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