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 The GREAT EMPEROR presents his regards to the PRDslDEST, and trusts HE is well.

 the EMPEROR having looked up and re- ceived the manifest mill of HEAVEN, hold the resigns of gorerRmem over, and soothe and tranquilze the Central Ftorery Kiag- dom, regarding all within and beyond the border seas as one and the same family.

 Early in Inc spring, the ambassador of your hoAorabie naij0R, Calcb Cushing, hav- ing received y0ur letter, arrived from aiar al my proeiace of Ecu. He having passed over the vast oceans with unspeakable toil and fatigue, l, the EMPEROR, not bearing 10 cause him further inconvenience of travelling by land and water, 10 dispense with his coming to Peking to be presented at court, especial ly appointed Ke Ting, of the IMPERIAL HOUSE, minister and commissioner ertraordt- nary, 10 repair thithel, and to treat hun with courteous attention.

 Moreover, they having negotiated aud settled all things proper, the said minister took the teHer, and presented it for MY INSPECTION and your sincerity and friendship being in the highest degree real, and the thoughts and sentiments being with tht utmost sincerity d4IH tIutt dlius ~ AitC t4AG VI bitHiiZ ddu perusing il my pleasure. and delight we're exceedingly profound.

 All and everything they had settled regard ing the regul1iioas of commerce, tic lMpe. RoR further examiaed. with utmost scrutiny and found they are all perspieioas- and entire ly and perfectly judicious and forever wor- thy of adherence.

 To kpaag Chog, Hen ,Hun, Fqt Cto,o, Ming Po, and Staag Hae,* il IS alike per mitted the citizens of the Unasd siates to proceel, according to the articles of the treaty, al their convenience 10 carry on com merce.

 Now, bound by perpetual emitg and con cord, advantage Will accrue 10 t'ie cA1zsns oi both nations, which, trnst must certainly cause the PRESIDENT also 10 be extremely well satisfied and delighted

 Taon Kwang, 2lih VT. lth in. and 7th d. lI6th Dec. 4. D. 1844.)

 Great seal of the empire inS --1 Chinese and Tartar. Slgnet of the

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 Signed PETER PARKER, Late Chinese Secretary to the Legation. 