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The Viceroy of the two Kuang Provinces to W.F.Mayers,
Esq., in charge of Her Majesty's Consulate.
CANTON,
May 30th, 1869.
The Viceroy received on the 25th instant a report
from Lieutenant Colonels Shang Chang-mao and Pao Ying-
hlung (Superintendents of the Gunboat Squadrons) to
the following effect:-
"The Acting British Consul Mr. Mayers, having person-
"ally represented the occurrence of acts of piracy among
"the islands to the eastward of Hongkong and requested
"that a gunboat be despatched in company with a British
"vessel of war and to cruise in that direction, we here-
"upon directed Major Fan Kan-t'ing Commandant of the
"gunboat "Chên-to" to proceed on the 12th instant to
"Hongkong for this purpose, and after visiting the
"neighbourhood of Mirs Bay etc., to go on to the coast
"in the vicinity of Cupche, and use every effort con-
"jointly (with the British force) for seizing any pir-
"ates met with during the cruise. These particulars
"have already been reported to Your Excellency, and
"Major Fan Kan-t'ing has now reported his proceedings
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