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Having thus, and in
previous despatah, N. 44, disposed of Mr. Martin's facts, I will leave his inferences to shift
Jam for themselves; and if Sem accustomed to make less frequent allusions than the Treaswier in his Latter to the effects of
\"a
my
my
and
to
my
" a tropical climate, to perfect disinterestedness," to perfect sincerity, readiness to be a cheerful victim for my Country's good? I hope your Lordthift knowledge
will not give you
of
A
Mankind
worke
opinion of
that account.
me
I will conclude by observing that I cannot understand how the recommendation, that the
Treasurer's
Treasures's business be transferred
to the Commisariah, could be carried out; for if
is
necessary
a
Treasurer
in every other Colony, he could hardly be dispensed with in this, when the Consular Accounts
are
superadded to the Colonial. At the same time, if Mr
Martin's
great with, as he
to be "transferred
declares, is
to some other position", I have every personal motive for withing him success, if it were. only to be relieved from much unprofitable_ discussion, while
distinct Departments require
two
my constant attention.
The enclosed Letter has
24 France 1.4.
just reached
Me
from Mr Mortin
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