the services renderich
The rebel Show Yu-
tien
by stablishing
his conduct in reestablishing
himself,
with a
Qenin an
dispersed and beaten rebels,
and thence
at Htingting. furishing supplies to the =
thing
Sutien insurgents, and comme
of piracy, mache, the cup of
acto
the
ll, and provohen
4. peached
his iniquity fulles
just indignation of bott Chinese
• foreigners.
and
Mr Mercer, the Acting Governor of Hong Kong, and Judge. Ball ("/
given
in the arch they have. the case. have, shewn that they Cans truly appreciate the friendly
Feelings
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beitures England feelings wisting between
and China, and have atonce
Strengthened and made.com Then thene
made conspicuous
the relations of Concord, and, amity which
mite the two counties.
Mr Consul Robertion, in his giving
J timely counsel, has also the himmly capable of fully realizing
And
exemplifying these cordial
feelings of goodwill. [Anwards their] which chesacterize his superiors.
bitt ugurd to the request of the Cantore Authorities for
a commendatory
recognition of the services rendered, the
Princes is apprehensive, that, Mr. Mercer and
Mr Ball are
high Officers
in the service
as
both
of Great Britain