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case wo the bong voyageransp
the Pacific or round Cape Mount.
But such a result is not to be desired. Should thrown
Goods unto the hands of Foreigners
who would be under
no control, or of British Luckigests
who would be in complicity
with the Lace, and wither
clap would be likely conducting it to consider little beyond the profits of the
particular voyage.
The
improvements in the general
trade which might be expected to follow from the example of well conducted departures would
be lost, and the new Emigration
would continue as at present
to be marked by
occasional disasters of an appalling
description.
& appears to us then of much importance that an Emigration Officer should be Established at Sierra
as well as
At Hongkong to carry out their several Passengers Act. Sir Bowning
asks what is to be done at... For to where there is no Consular Authority, such as
Swalew, Havana etc.
the presence of a British Agent, whether in
regard to Seamen or in
anything else
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