{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The late king George III, sent as pres
ent to the Emperor of China, a handsome
town built chariot. On board the vcsse
which conveyed it tit was packed in sever,
al pieces) a mandarin attended, to see il
mounted and put together, that he migh.srnts
form himself of the uses of the seversl. ~,
He readily understood all the reSe reS ou, Coach. c.
two seats, the one within, ags;,h ag;,h"e snnsrb Svns
mans seat, covered of courWi'..,, .,ar supero be,
hammcr-cloth. perpleNsintnr TO tnf tbe wnE insiae
is tnas seae: sa'u was told it was'.for the
Of the carf'aseeiid that ?" pointing to the
emperor. For the man who guides the
coach-ooAsDo you think" said he, with a
norssSS o,sS burst of indignation, that our glo-
sudNs s.udNs sovereign, the son of the sun, &c. will
allow any one to be placed higher than him
self"