CO129-017 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [7-12] — Page 77

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and no

10 Guard.

would be

#ove

tee! where it

cvcs, prosted!

impossible for them to

neglect their duty. The perfect security

thus afforded presence of

acqmented by the

the

Frigates

Launch End

.......

Renew nothing of the

ried Grew; and when it is considered.

jar

that even to move

C

of these heavy

Boxes the shortest distance

requires

the strength;

live

p

the

Floor

who has seen The situation they

in, will wer believe that

human

power could suffice to remove

surreptitious by and replace int by

with the officer and Guard sitting ammgst

l them.

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Har

The Copies of the letter written

at home by fafitain, Veille of H.M. S. Serpent and Desin by Assistant

......

Commissary General Mouth, affuar

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to have created the impression

that

the frand might pressibly have beout__

committed

: sted during the transit fremt Cunton to the Trigate, but the finner

s of Security

provided, and, the latter although he semst have know appears to have onsisted in his letter any notice of the naval officer and Guare of Marines being embarked in the Chop Boat ahua with the treasure, and escorted by

Barge of the Frigate with a loaded Mine puder, the Crow being eightan

each anned with a murshet and

lê.

Fand labtass,

and Commanded by a mate, and ary

conclusion

lusion femned on such a defective. statement must necessarity be

The also

orr

erroneous.

mentions having hear that

GULC

the thes Boats I the

got a ground, and seems to think

that