rowing
on
what can be
a moment
board but, admitting for that a flock in the Post office. bad structh mine.
thought of a person, filling the situation of Port Master, who, when asked for of these, above two years expatriated, and naturally desirous to have their anxieties
the letters
with
regard
to their wives and .
removed. should.
suspense,
minute.
or.
ey them
a
families. whole day in
Ker p. because the officer
two too late? Ap
sent.
any
a
rate the
least that could be expected - would be;
an
individual
when restrictive.
so tenacious
duties, would be-
that
of his own rights, of the performance. of his
mo
less scrupulous
400
cent . for on Saturday afternoon. Sunday --
and. Sunday afternoon. consequently
morning.
I have been topt without
my public
correspondence. nearly 48 hours.
That
Your-
Excellency may judge.
conseg consequence
how far this sould have arisen in of the smallness of the Despatch. and the possibility of its being lost papers, I toy to forward. you.
beg
among
the
voluminous
covers
of
request
the Despatches themselves and to
Sweetlancy
will observe that the largest
Your.
has been in the Post-
in
the
for..
execution of those, which he admits to belong
to hem.
It was
therefore.
with
no
small
astonishment, that at two o'clock this
day, a package of Official letters arrived.
from
the Post office, which I had in vain.
sent
As it must be.
altogether unnecessary
office,
since the 29th Ultimo.
• your
Excellency
how
the Public.
on
me to point out to totally impossible it is to Service, with such entire uncertainty
carry
as to
COUNAL, NO
the delivery of Despatches and of love doubt as to the safely of thee. I may have.
occasion. to
matter
forward;
entirely in
I shall leave the
Your
rucellency's hands; only
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