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 Ccatrs6aad. Opium.

 Shipping dses.--These have been hitherto char Krd on ;he measurement of the shsp's lsRg;h and breadth, al so much per dang, but tt ts agreed 10 alter the system. and charge according to the sisseted saienent othe number s tons of the ships borden Oa each ton. treekoned equal to the cubic cOnteais of i22 tow,) shipping charge of mace is to be levied and a! the old charges of measure ness entrance, aaA part clearance fees. dai:y end monthly fees, ezc, are abolished.

 C. CUSHING.

 TSlYENG.

 And whereas the said treaty has been aSly rafi. ted both parts, and the respective Fztkcsfloas 0f the same were exchanged at Twaa Tang. causcn. on the thirty first day of December, ose thousand eight hundred and forty five, by James Riddle, Commsndsr-ia-ehisf Of the naval forces sud Act ing Minister and Commissioner fo China of the Uni. ted States of America, and Re Ting. of the Impe- rial House. general superintendent of the free tTade of the five ports, Governor General of the tive Kwang provinces, Director of the Boasd of War. Vice High Chancellor, Vice Guardian oG the Heir apparent Minister and Commissioners Extraordinary Of the Ia Tsing Empire, ca the part of their re- spective CoVerHments

 Now. therefore, be is known. that I, JAMES K. PoLK. President of the United States of Amerea. have caused the said treaty to be made public. to she end that the same and every clause aud article thereof, may De observed and fulfilled wah good faith by the United States and the citizens thereof Tn witness whereof. have hereunto set mv hand, and caused the seal of tho United States 10 be af fixed.

 Done at the city cf Washington. this eighteenth

 day of April, in the year of our Lord one l.. s.l thousand eight hundred and forty six and

 Of the independence of the said States the

 sevehtieth.

 JAMES K POLK By the President

 JAMEs BrcHAAAx. sSeerstary of Ssats.