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your reply
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live in peace. You the honorable Envoy state
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wow's to that effect, which shows that the honorable Envoy manage matters with
five
portice, which
frent joy:
It appears
Love dared to So
1716
the Acting Governor
that time native Murderers
to Lea in a vessel and have
Kitted four (five ? ) soldiers of your hoverabi. country, and have stolen twilne thousand pieces of kilver, which is indeed
against all law. Abe ought therefox to immediately
• peenish them with all severity, and
rivze
and
if they in reality bectory to the Triad Dreiety, ought
to visit their enime
their exime according
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articles, and to hold out rewards in their
territory
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n menol
k d
&nboring suspicion, will of their own accord
fighting with them, a. A it will difficult to present eer:ous disturbances. Sot only shall I' the Act Governor be 1. xble to fuard against auch an occurrence, the ho rable Envoy, will also
Ŝ
hut ben you find it difficult to investigate the matter.
4. C
maay
cases of discussion might rise, 2. & it is on this recount that I the deling Governor addreted you the Louvrable Envoy that
you sight from ! to time restrai them
4
wanderi. ¿ about }, and
about ), and by no means
fron wanderi
}
to go too far in the restrictions, but to preserve fully with vizor the existing Treaty, that both
foreigners
as well as hatives
1
i
your reply
Fat
at Ho
d
May
live in peace. You the honorable Envoy state
that there are many forcizmuss
frong, besides
Your own
people,
te, a that therefore it was very difficult to discover (the culprits) which
which is indeed #
you
277
will
fact. You moreover mention that not fail to punish them if found ant, and
You
wow's to that effect, which shows that the honorable Envoy manage matters with
five
portice, which
frent joy:
It appears
Love dared to So
1716
the Acting Governor
that time native Murderers
to Lea in a vessel and have
Kitted four (five ? ) soldiers of your hoverabi. country, and have stolen twilne thousand pieces of kilver, which is indeed
against all law. Abe ought therefox to immediately
• peenish them with all severity, and
rivze
and
if they in reality bectory to the Triad Dreiety, ought
to visit their enime
their exime according
neording to law with I'll greater rigor. the therefore inmediately addressed a flying despatch to all the Paval and Military Authorities who command in the neighbourhood, to make search for the lost
articles, and to hold out rewards in their
territory
!
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