fraud and injury to the unfortunate contemplated, I beg to state that should the "General Blanes" come within your Excellency's jurisdiction, your Excellency will take such steps, as the claims of humanity may dictate, and the Laws of Portugal permit. I have, &c.
(Signed) John Lyall
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Colonial Secretary
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Most Illustrious and Most Excellent Sir,
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency's Despatch of the 20th ult., informing me that the ship "General Blanes" broke away irregularly from the Port of Hongkong, such that she bound to Macao.
Whilst thanking you for this information, I have to state that the ship in question actually appeared at Anchor in Macao Roads yesterday morning. The Master landed, and applied at the Harbor Master's Office for a clearance, but this was refused him by my orders until he had produced papers authorizing him to proceed.
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take such steps, the claims of lumanity may dictate, and the Laws of Portugal permit. I love, Ber
(Signed) Jolin mering
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Colonial Secretary
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Most Illustrious and
Most Excellent dir,
I have the hover to acknow_.
_ledge the receipt of Your Excellency's Despatch of the 20th wittimer, informing me that the ship" General Blanes " bread deviled ineqularly from the Put of Houghing, such that the sous bounti
to Marcas .
and
Whilst theoruking you for this information, I have to state that the ship_ in question arstually appeared at Auction in Morave Roads gestordory morning. The Master louded, and applied at the Harbor Master's Office for a clearance, but this "him by my orders mutite he had produced papers authorizing him to
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