serucing
in
such Adinance I
felt that there would be great difficulty giving effect to its movisions in this Colony out I caused the matter to be submitted to the Attorney General for his Opinion
officer's
views
differed from
That
mine
and I therefore determined to reter
the matter back to
for
your
you decision. I directed him to prepare a draft Ordinance which for the cake of convenienes I have caused to be printed and I freward the same and the conessondence 12
the
m
subject
not
I am
enclosed herewith.
of Opinion
that Piracy
as at present existing in these
287
Sens can be successfully dealt with
by
any legislative cnactments affecting ammunitions of War.
The utter absence of all Custom
House Machinery - the accessiblemen the Blank on all sides the
and emancipation of freedom and
shirit A
from Control under which commcree is conducted in this Colony, render it undesirable that creept under the most urgent necessity (a necessity which can
hardly be put forward under present circumstances)
81.
So stringent
a measure as
that
drafted by the Attorney General should form part of our Colonial
Code.