on his official conduct having been the consequence of his sparing the public
money in a question of Salvage
"Rear-Admiral, informs,
The
(me
that he entertains little doubt of his being relieved from the payment of the sum in question; but that at all events, as he sees the full injustice of myself being liable for the expenses of a public prosecution instituted on his repeated requisition,
and con
contrary to my
own advice (as appears
from my Despatch No 104 of 1845) he shall hold himself responsible to Sber
Majesty's Government, who can at any trime stop the amount from his pay.
I have the hour to be
Sir
With the highest respect,
Your most
prost Obedient,
Humble Servant
Mari
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