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have been perhaps cqual to the Police in England; but the
habits
of
previous wandering Sex-faring clase render them
the
indisposed to remain sufficiently long to wimpt their intelligence
adapt
the service
service. When
to the word of is stated that the
it
duration
average of service of
this clase has been only three months, come idea will be
conveyed of the weary producther altempt: which have been made to
disciplined Force-
maintain
h
as the European
mune especially "Force is, as it were, the "eye" and "Lend" of the Service. Funkenness the great inherent defect of
is
of the European Force, recessivity
involving the dismissal of many; but the great brocation of racancies have arisen voluntarily, and mostly from the before mentioned wandering babit, which indisposes
the men
to make themselves
confortable after a few months sum ashore. The Imperion Officers As the Force have been drawn from
the same source, and the service
has especially suffered from their frequent changes. M. May reports that several and intelligent
very
useful
men holding the
rank of deputy Inspector have left the Service, because opportunities
i