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notes and personal intercourse, to induer him to make the amends.

honorable, and to express pegart for his hasty and unbecoming)

lourds.

hawr

in which case

Ishould recommended the withdrawal

of the whole of the correspondiner. To this Mr Forth objected, Afith mysrly compelled to

and

record officially my disapprobation

of

that

Er Forth's conduct, and disapprobation is now on the

public Archives.-

Mr Forth said he should

appeal to you against my judgment, and Mr. Almada Converyt

the Expression of his

to

you

с

t

dissatisfaction . _ I have told both of them that in

my opinion it would be better not to troubh you.

Ithought it right (as au-

ach

of courtesy) to allow Mr

Forth to srr Mr. Almada's letter

iin case hr had

any

oberrvations

to make upon it, bech Shave.

not allowed him to retains a

Copy of it.

I am bound to say that Me Almada has always Comported himself in a praiseworthy brooming

manner as

have seen or

and

1 far asel known, and I

think he should have considered the Povernor's official Expression of