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interfering in a

nirationl villages,

distute between twos

else

likely from the unvicty of

as appears

Sutto

the

cxpetition-

Art At

accompany somewhat notorious character

was

ausions to follow in the footsteps Af his de contererate Mashooting

and to extend his on inthience by

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inois it supporch that he could in like marmer command the services of British men of war. At all events this appear to me to have hen

in which we ought covenly not to have interfered. The min

care

were not accused wen

of Stutuung A having committed

any

act if

Piracy on the high seas - neither

British no

Colonial interests were

in any way concerned in the

dispute - and Sects should have been told to seek rediss

from

his

был

bovernment, as considering the state

ns

of things

regards pirncy prevailing alow the whole count of

china, and

ever arriving

the impossibility of our wer at the real merits of disagreements between the inhabitants

F

neighbouring villages,_ both sides being

―

often equally in the wrong nothing but mischief and injustice, to say nothing of

the illegality proceeding,

Can

follow

of

our

the

interference in cases in which the trade of

this Colony is not interferes