5
194
(Copo enclosed) and I have reason
to believe the Incmorialists were intiefied that I did
that I did everything it
was comsetent for me to do in the
exigencies of
tur
position.
I canied the Proclamation
to be inserted in the Gazette, both in English and Chincre - and have and it extensively published. I forwarded it to the Allied
Military
and Naval Supreme
Authorities at Canton, and have
to enclose copy of General Straubengees
letter on
on the
subject-
N.3.
No 4.
I have also
iso 5.
sent a number to Macas, and
have the
of the Governor
promise of
that he will endeavour to convey
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No 6.
them to the Authorities at Henugehan
Heb. Translation sent).
Us to the time in which I
write, the modus continues - but I
learn from
various sources that the
Proclamation is likely to perduce
favourable results
I have the hown to be, With the highest respect,
Sir,
your most Obedient
Humbleberrant, John Bennnz