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the translation of a very large Map of the Chinese empire from the Chinese & Manchu languages-
Hapany that
you
you personally
all pardon my addressing and receive this application
favourably. I have the honour to be, Sir,
(Signed) #Huttmann
E
Copy of For Robert Peel's reply
Whitehall
October 14, 1843
Sir Robert Peel presents his Compliments to Mr Huttmann and in
acknowledging the receipt of his letter of the 12th instant, begs to acquaint him that the appointments connected with the public service in China are under the control of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs – Sir Robert Peel must therefore beg leave to refer Mr Huttmann to the Earl of Aberdeen to whom he has addressed the subject.
Sir Robert Peel
F
407
I Copy of a Letter addressed to the Right Honble the Earl of Aberdeen by #Stuttmann
G
40
October 16, 1843
Tonbridge
My Lord,
knowing
that the appointments connected with the public service in China
are under Your Lordship's department
I
address a Letter to Sir Robert Peel
some appointment in that country
I have the honour of submitting
solicting
have
Ine
which he
copy of that letter of Sir Robert Peel's answer in refers your Lordship as Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. (See the preceding Letters marked D and E)
Hoping
that this correspondence
will meet with Your Lordship's favourable consideration
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) #Stuttmann
& The Earl of Aberdeen's reply
Lord Aberdeen presents his Compliments to Mr Hultmann and begs leave to acquaint him that
in answer to the letter of the 16th instant, Mr Huttmann's name has been placed on the list of Candidates for employment in China. Foreign Office, Novr 8, 1843