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from the consequences ophis act, repeating whed the strong evidence

of uneral tea faring luglishmen will be found enclosed.

The annexed papers will show

that M. Hulme had no better ground for this proceeding ther the hearing

lvidance

of

der hackin's own stewerd,

and her Larkin's personal declaration

that the Chinese Plainting had recovered his tapel, but not his Cargo, which was all metted

Jans

6.611.

Jour Lordship with the amare

that I had obtained for this same be tacking the sum of you

oo Dollars

from the Chinese Jovernment on the

here

lost

allegation of his having

by the temporary

A that amount be the

detention of his treamer at Canton.

The petition of the Chinese Plaintiff

and the english leidence in his case

are annexed & this.

Under the circumstances of ay

repeated pledges theying on the

hubject