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that I am quite unconscious
of any
being
name
such private Furniture
so deposited in
my
with the exception of Two Brass 32Pdr with Carriages and proper appurtenances which, on paying off H.M.S. Ajax
in September 1853 at Devonport-
were
kindly permitted by the
late Mr Storekeeper Dent
to be placed in store.
These
belonging to the Tender Louisa
belonging to my Department
were furnished by Her Majesty's Superintendent of Trade in China.
in China. The latter
Sir Geo. B. Robinson to improve the Armament of H.M.S. Raleigh,
which had been rendered
deficient
from the effects of typhoon experienced in the China Sea off the N.E. end of Formosa on the 4th 5th and 6th
days of August 1835 when
Guns Boats and Masts were necessarily sacrificed and the
saved. Subsequently
the Ship
was
the Tender "Louisa" was totally
lost in similar weather, the
were
never returned
and have followed my
Service
in
"Raleigh Minden
and "Ajax" being fitted from those until deposited as above I never gave any receipt for them and therefore disclaim
any