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18th Jane, informo
Your
Mr. Robertson that it is
Excetuincy's intention to export to Her Abazisty's Government the obstructions
that have been persistently, throw in the
the Colonial unthorities, and, in
suny
of the sucending paragraph he slates that the
Provincial Authorities supporteds ky
Mr
Robertson, insist on the fulfilment of
Trenty Stipulations
I submit to
Your
Exacturen -Excellency that a
bmsul, emoulted by the Chinese authorities
lemont,
at the port at which he is stationed, emed not
do otherwise than informe
them of
what
be conceived the oblegations of the Treaty to
say from anything before
be;
I cannot say
Me
that all Robertson has done more
than this; but supposing
a. Consul to be,
in the opinion of the betonial Government, obstructive, or otherwise deserving of blame,
is the Chief.
his immediate superior
Superintendent of Trade and I have
doubt that
your
adnich that an
no
Excctionsy will on reflection
appeal to the Superintendent
is less likely to produce trouble and
than a
letter, which is mi
Censure, addressed to
!
of leonsul
by
an
ill-feeling
effect a letter of
office of the rank
the Secretary of a Colonial.
Government. I beg to assure
Exalteney
that so
admit of analogy,
far
(0
your-
the live cases
I should, in
ક્
my
present position, act in this principle towards the Aubordinate of the Colonial Governor of Honghing or any
Department of Her Majesty's
other
Service