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profound a packing
on the subjust. I need scavely obserer that
Malion is or
CAW
in
be so
much cassiduation to this subject since
arrival here, and I confess that I
Mo
mny
deeply interested
pulling down Princy
as
in the Chiese
the Chinese themselves. It is
true that for a long period.
and resavers
of the Empires
the
energies
were absorbed
[ in the suppression of a wide spund
and dangereus
rebellion. Now however
their freedom of action
may be considered:
as restived to the Chinese authorities, and I hope their carliest attention will be
given
to the suppression of an evil which has been growing and spreading during
the recent disturbances in the interior
of the Candy:
I
It has been
my duly
duly to give
Know of me
and permanmilly to put
listely thoroughly
an end le Priacy
in these seas, as the decoration by I
competent Authority that
every Chinese Juust, wepting those belonging to the Government, shall
nument, shall be regarded as engaged.
in Piracy, and liable to condemnation
as such, if found wick
and forfeiture
any
cannon, stinse frots, munitions of war on brand;
10.
or ther
It would havever be necessary
të
and
give ample notice of such Legislation, probably a year's notice would not be too much for Vessels coming from distent ports. Sonuching more however reculd