verons and had no other intentions. At
they
red on board, and look their leave.
at red on
I taclore examined the
Sot file entry Treaty, and find it distinctly
stated in the b", Article, that English
Merchants ong
At not wanto
night
wantonly to so
to
tillages and invnder about at their pleasure,
and if boy
iilishmen who in defiance
of the protivition in this Treaty, fo of their
mus accord into the interior unid wath to a
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distant, no matter
what rank or grade,
the inhabitants are allowed to 2007ze
and deliver
he
Ham ovis to the Contul, that they may punished according to fireur stances and words to that effect. The bittage of Bengt wie in the district of thinlik, belongs to the interior, and is more than one hundred le distant from Whampoa, and no Merchantmen
from any
Nation
fo
and anchor there, 2008
Ar bruders from any country proceed there,
to
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carry
on commerce; yet all on a sudden
there-are
four foreigners who come there in a
bost, enter the village
and take a walk, which
is not in accordance with the existing Treaty.
And although the said gentry
were unable to
avolain the names and Qurnames of the party,
still as they
Came
from Hongkong there must
be Englishmen amongst
189uest
Yar
amongst ther. I therefor the Honorable Envoy to find out
the peopes who of their own accord, and in defiance of the Treaty, walked at a distance
into the interior, and
birour
to ttroumstances as a
Thus
You
punish them according
warning for the future. will sufficiently evince your justice
and equity.
This is the principal object of this
Communication which is addressed to His
Exuellewey, Hes Iritannic Majesty's
Plempatendiary, Air Hewry Pottinger Bast- G. E. B. gr. Yo
Januhwary
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Persons and had no other intentions. At
they
went on board, and took their leave.
at went on
I taclore examined the
said file entry Treaty, and find it distinctly
stated in the 8th Article, that English
Merchants ought
not wantonly to go
to
villages and wander about at their pleasure,
and if British men who in defiance
of the prohibition in this Treaty, go of their
own accord into the interior and with a
view to a
distant, no matter
what rank or grade,
the inhabitants are allowed to seize
and deliver
them over to the Consul, that they may be punished according to circumstances and words to that effect. The village of Bengt wie in the district of thinlik, belongs to the interior, and is more than one hundred li distant from Whampoa, and no Merchantmen
from any
Nation
go
and anchor there, 2008
nor traders from any country proceed there,
to
carry
on commerce; yet all on a sudden
there are
four foreigners who come there in a
boat, enter the village
and take a walk, which
is not in accordance with the existing Treaty.
And although the said gentry
were unable to
ascertain the names and surnames of the party,
still as they
came
from Hongkong there must
be Englishmen amongst
them. I therefore request the Honorable Envoy to find out
the people who of their own accord, and in defiance of the Treaty, walked at a distance
into the interior, and
to punish them according
to circumstances as a
warning for the future. This will sufficiently evince your justice
and equity.
This is the principal object of this
Communication which is addressed to His
Excellency, Her Britannic Majesty's
Plenipotentiary, Sir Henry Pottinger Bart- G. C. B. gr. Yo
January