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in their custoty, and who is accured by Sir A. Ljungstedt, of depreciating the expedition sent against them- at 70000 men, sailing a ficct of 1800 Vessels great and small.

hose who surrendered were

22,000; they

gave up

360 Veuels, 1200

guns, mil more than 7,000 stand

f

Arms.

I fleet of

come 18 fail is si

ind

to be at this moment off the Ful-Kien. Const; and in Chek-Kiang nearly 40,000

taels were

paid within the last two

months to a pirate ficct farther north.

In the vicinity of this Colony acts of

purney

are almost daily reported.

the

petty

Towns with which all its

natim trade is cante) m.

The best

cridence that the are incceuse, is

that, for fact

the last few weeks,

the

in which the inhabitants have been

moving to their

the new year,

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country to spend the river. Steamers have

been crowded by Minere, to whom the

expense must be about treble what it would have been in their own

boats, and the constant ream

panag given for the now cumployment of these that, in the present state of things,

is

the

life

The extent

of

it's effect upon the funk

Kade

F

this Colon it would not be

cau to'aseartain, but it must

from

the insecurity

of the seas between Hong Tong audi

cuffer much

عامة

me not a safe conveyansi fa

or property. _

(Signed) ! Made

Just Shincu Lieuter

(Save Copy) Maine Colonial Secretary-

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