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on landing Rept well together : gradually approached the
side
South
it would be empossible for the porales to excape.
I sent seen. Johnson, in
to "Macao"
Hi G. boat facus Eathing with him
two
Who were to proceed from there
to where the packs
Here we found about fifty junts, containing according
to the Prefect- 1600
meu
They had been waiting
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rose for
of
the
3 days (ws off the S.&. end
I had arranged at
Island
Lecitive for the landing to tathe
Drace
Wilt Whe
troops were assembled, ordering
Cheen to be at the
of the
day;
Irland
North extreme
at daylight next- the " Janus" was to proend
from "Macas "
"Puth Sheri
Steame
with
Lo
as
to be at
at the same time.
The master of the Custoni
being lonial,
quite con acquainted the Coast I lent secut=
Mainwaring
her there.
down
on board to pelot
The Bautern brothe
starting
me to tow her the
At 10 relock on
evening we started
which obliged
whole way an wedersday
Aud
at-
day light the following Morning
were close off
Path sheer.
the
North side
previously mentioned -
The geen boats
Steame
there
as
and Custoun)
steamed on, and
Auchoud close off
the village of
"Pak shui"" followed by the Jecks which had a pair wind-
Aud
a fire was opened upon
the place by the junts -
But the place was wholly
deserted
the inchabeticals
having
naturally been frightened away
the war by the appearance of
/cucks off it--
and they had
fled to "ham shui" au-
4
island, opposite "Path sheer"
And
one of the places the
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