that he sees no reason to object to Mr. Saton's response, which his Lordship understands to be that he should adhere to the provisional canon (and which the Siamese Govt are in agreement with).
He decided that the Siamese regulations for establishing an Excise equal to the duty already imposed are important, and that further importations by British subjects will be stopped.
Mr. Salow's dispatch, which accompanied your letter, is returned herewith.
Jan J.B.
that he sees no reason to object to Mr. Saton's Responds which his Lordship
understands to be that he should
adhere to the
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the Jussent year, Jevided that the
Siamese regulations for establishing and Excise equal to the
will fuschree strates alundy
important, lock further importations by British subjects will be
stopped
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Despatches which accompanied
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your
returned
letter berewith.
Jan J.B.
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