present attempt, counterenced
it has been I diefly regit
to
ns
whom
say by three from a very different action was naturally to have been expected, be allowed to pass unreproved
uncondemned, the
&
vill
trade
consequenc be most serions not
to commerce
enly in regard of the -=
harticular branch of Britest
now in question, but
in general. Lastly. I will not trouble
· Your Rdshop with copies of the petitions & representations already presented to me
by British traders ture resident, against the proceedings of
te
siamose &
of the above
mentioned Consuls in
Bro
respect
respect.
411
In outstance they only
confirm what I have
state &
Jamese
already explained. But the attempt of the Government to give effect
to arrangements with the thre Consuls on
the one side, and
the resolution, supported by
myself, of British traders
recede from
not to
Veri
treaty rights on the otter, will, I fear, give speedy
occesion
to frequent collisions with lost the signere Gourt & the Consulates in question, collisions which all possible desire of conciliation and ormity on my part, stort
of