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aucher in British waters, and Ineed scarcely say that such a clain, which
could
a
ao
enly
be advanced on the part of
vefeel of war, which jurists regard)
а
pation of the country to which
it belongs,
was not
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olarn to which
I felt I could in the least accede.
I however, consulted the Acting Allomey General next day, and I now enclose
This opinion which entirely corroborated Enclume2
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view of the case, and which I
took care should be communicated to
the Police Magistrate for his guidance.
I funcher directed the Colonial
8.
Secretary to transmit
my
views
auphing in that statement of which Your Graced disapproves. I am in no
, however, to see the machining
way
anxious
of our local law put in motion for the
purpose of dealing with minor offences, or breaches of discipline on board Porige vessels, all which I ihmise
can
be
Their
more convenitly dealt with by chan respective Consuls when they possess a
Consul. I have
no
doubt they would)
inged - wrihart
arrarA
eval be better in general the Police of the Colony being
to take cognizance of them.
on the Enclosure M. 3.
9.
:subject to the Coussel, and I shall be glad to learn whether there be I
Neverstielife it becomes
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Consul
different matter when a Paugn Resul officially clanis for his nation and
hee merchant ships
aw
exemption from.