CHINA.
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Notwithstanding the treatment British En-
voys, with rich presents, have received al the
Court OF China, ii is now said the Emperor
has circulated desire that the Epropean
Courts would constantly have Ministers resi-
dent at Pekin, and that in consequence Rus
sla has appointed Plenipotentiary. is
more probable the Emperor Alexander is
about to initiate the late British experiment
with hope Of better success.


HChlna should have desire to receive Am
bassadors, one would be required Of the Uni
ted States, as having much trade with her.
But new and important era will commence
10 the history oi China, when she shall have
Foreign Ministers and their Suites constantly
at the seat Of her Government. A change
would be gradually operated in her manners
and customs-and the nation would become
better informed as well as better known. The
most intelligent part Of China live in Canton.


This is the age Of enterprise and ciyiiza-
ton, and if the spirit continues, every part Of
The world viii be brought into familiar view
and the best use.


Are we 10 understand, If Envoys are now
to be received at Pekin, that the head Of the
Celestial Empire is willing 10 spare the heads
OF foreign ambassadors from the nine humps of
the KoTon? London pap.