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chinew Prisoners Convicted of Piracy,

be forwarded to the Secreting may of State in support of his charge.

and

The Correspondence referred to will be transmitted by this mail, at the same time a letter from Mr Reddie stating most emphatically that the complaint is made without either his sanction or Vinowle

that he has no

Cognizance

ance of Mr. Meurrow's proceedings in the matter or ever even heard of them before, adding that if he had or fancied

he has

a

grievance to complain

of, attr elle urrow is the last medium

he women adopt to convey it through.

Mr. Reddie has also informed

me

that the complaint must have

emanated

and that

from you

you

and not

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from him,

must be making

a

"Stalking horse" of him, as it was you

who wanted him to continue the

correspondence, which he declined. He is Excellency thinks it right

to

afford you an opportunity of forwarding with these papers any

observations which

you may

wish to

offer.

I have ten.

(Signão) Mr. 18. Alexander,

Acting Colmial Secretary

(Алиестри)

MAAlexander

Acting Colmint Secretar