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compelled to pass through some districts to infected and from his Office. One that of a Clerk, also occurred other case, that of and it is presumed that he contracted the disease through working in Office next door. 18 Indians had an house where some this case is progressing favourably.
The men of the Shropshire Regiment who contracted the disease almost at the outset are all now nearly convalescent, I am still enforcing the restrictions on the leave of the men of the Ships under my orders, and have entirely stopped the leave of the men of Hus. Undaunted for the reasons St. fiver in my last general letter.
I am informed that Surgeon Penny has performed his duties in a very arduous and highly creditable manner, and his services seem to be invaluable.