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Armies, to place it under his jurisdiction. Once that is done, he will extend his sphere of opera- tions to the more southerly portion of the Delta.
As reported in my despatch No.161 of
September 29th, the pirates appear, under the pres- sure of General Li's operations, to be taking refuge in tiongkong and Macao, but, as regards the former, satisfactory arrangements have been made between General Li's representatives and the
Hongkong Police. As regards the latter, His Excellency the Governor has addressed the Governor
of Macao, requesting his cooperation in the matter
of pirates taking refuge there. I enclose copy of
his letter, which His Excellency communicated to
me (enclosure 3).
I also have the honour to enclose copy of
the report for September on piracy and anti-piracy operations, addressed by the Senior Naval Officer
of the West River to the Commodore at Hongkong.
I have the honour to be,
Bir.
Your most obedient
humble servant,
(Bd) Bertrum Giles,
Consul-General.