kim pom any
ather quarter.
Nevertheles all he had been able to make out was that abouta 150 marines had been kill in
addition to L. Garnier;
I that thero
had been a masacre of about
1000 so. called Christians. Re
had never
(he added) been able
to discover what had been the
cauct nature of the relations batuven
the Trader Drepucis, whose
very
provising
meuch mixed up in
the matter, & the late Jud. of Paijon. The Dee Deeager went onto
Say that the Dept. of the Marine
& Colonies either hand as definite information,
was determine
to keep it to its alf as long
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as long as possible; the tato un
that
his calling refpon the mind of Marine, Adul Dompierre d
d'tho
to make some statement on the
subject
Council
of
Ministers
he had obtained.
no other
thean that the ExGood of daison, Adul. Dupré
his way
to France & night he questioned
on the
subject as soon as
I have Ete.
(2))
Lyons
be arrived