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acceding his late father as principal Chinese Translator. His services since have
deserved
the most favorable notice of the Government.
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by Napoleon, and had
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should, for the first time,
be extended in England to the
pursuit in question;
therefore, perhaps forming a portion of
the advice which
may think fit to offer to your Lordship
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
At Cable Lord Stanley, Respectfully, your Lordship's very faithful servant,
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