To
Copy
No 64.
Sir,
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British Consulate, Amoy.
st
September 14th. 1845.
I I would crave leave to draw Your
Axcellency's
's attention to the conduct of Masters
of Merchant Orpets in reference to what of
part
" am not mistation, may be called a of their public duty; I mean the transmission of Letters and Despatches, and perhaps . cannot do this better than by citing the following example.
The Lady Mary Wood arrived at Hongkong about the 12th ultimo with the English Mails, two Vessels since her - arrival have been at this Port, neither of which brought us a single Letter or Despatch; the Bazelle sailed from Honghong
His Excellency,
John Trancis Davis,
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