sepals infringing the Ret. and if they sould
doso would only drive them to other Porti
ras elationed, th
at which nosoneul Follows.
that the
only efficients control which could be exercised vas. British
Vepels which douch comply with the Act must be exercised on the hight seas. Under the instructions ipuid prom
the 12 dune 1856 no the Admirally ou officer in command of one of St, M ships is becoge a thrices Sapenget
though she is without
This even
171.
Imipation Papers nulep it also appears
that the Fa
Sa pengers.
are
offer ice from
illusage or neglect. But unless such
illurage.
neglect
bare
of a very prop
Rind it is not to be expleted that a
haval Officer would incur this
meur
a
Vepel
responsibility of seizing
of seizing or Vess
sepon this ground
allowed b
sanze
when he is not-
her upon the much
lep questionable ground of the
absened
7
tion Papers. -
absence oprucigration
b Upon the whole were
d state our
obliged
131
et to he
we regret
viction that
the collection and despatch of langrant;
from thence by British animate an Foreign shipowners is apprentina
that the
very insatisfactory state- thniese Papenges Act is puur allypet
arneufer-
and that there is litte
probability of an improvement inn this respect unles the plucallies of
that Act can be brought
More
to British Shipowners engaged
Leade
Lee
Until that is done
hove
air the
we ettet
frav be prepared to hear con = tunneally op a large mortality The Papengert
among
and from
Eu barked
hine tothrice whave the
public reind shocked by catat
- strophes similar to those which
have