CO129-014 - Public Offices - 1845 — Page 87

com.

in C

villains will have no pretence to create disturbance Thave not the slightest pily for these villains, nor wish I to take. the power of the British. Gavernment, to nule, Wongtrong, As there is now

my

away

• parring in intercourse with You the Honorable Eury, I give You preely and fully my opinion upon this subject. A however

am not. nightly

while

informed about the real state of things at...

Honghong, I would in the mean trouble. You the. Honorable, Envoy, to institute. investigations on the spot, and to direct. Your people to manage things properly, so that the:= subjects of both Countries may live peaceably together, without disturbance, and thus shew their amity of perpetual, peace and piendship; and how

; and how very fortunate would.

this be?

I have Wild

my mind and hore

that You will not. divulge it, and hanquillity,

囊

will

{

will then be established. I wish You

hapṣunes.

(

<

Q

36

every

(Signed) Keying, in Mantches

Without date

Characters

3rd Ireceived 30% January 184.5.

Iwe Translation

(" "igned_) (Charles Gutylaff.

Chinese Secretary.

Grue. Copy

Adam M Puishi.