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that it will probably be deemed far
better to ash the aid openly for the
of Civil Povernment, &
purposes.
than to make any further referense
to "measures of Precaution & Defence -
I entirely agree in the above incrinte – Of Sie ß. Bouring's Despatch it may hameaus be obrewed
2. that it is singularly take meque in substance & expression. 2. that it contius extracts
from the reports of & Commuters of the & of Commons
2 of the Legislative Council both of not are marly resueless – the former because it is worded in very general language_ the latter buause it is the natural expression of local.
hither a interests. S. Ir
and reply to the
God despatch it may be considered whethin
Any notic out be taken.
that an
indemnity will be demanded
from the Chinese and
A-M
his afcamption
opinion expressed
that for the furture they Colony mnt book.
application greathe providence on the sketche
*
of its local perousses
than to this country
enpply deficiencies, which it cannot
be doubled are greater than they need be ?
CM.12.
I think that it with be expedient to ask Partly for a farther grach of £10,000 Testy the claim on The inability of the Colony to
in has been
its expersis
Camry
mharged and static distrils
anggad thick was farther affinch of the
kind shall be trade.
Sana
We
he
aght
If wi
have not done so,
to write to Sim 1.B. him to discontinue the
The Praya, and gerends,
Felling him to
wavus
to link his 4perditive as far as possible.
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