M. Mercer to sui Wade.
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Vice Rer's Despatch of 22. Durstans enclosed by you.
It is hoped that your
have explained to
the Vice Rey that the Artides of the Treaty
referring only to crimes committed wichin
quoted by
him have
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bearing on the question
a re
Chinese jurisdiction, and that
you
have at onED
protected against this repudiation of the Queens
ster
auchority avichin Her Majesty's dominions.
Should
(Copy) M991.
Sir,
Hougtong.
28th June!!
1805:
In continuation of my Despatches
Separate of 24th and No u8g of 27!!
보다
I have the honor to hand
juer
th
489 29th Instant,
you copy of letter
that the Couloir
received from sur Consul Robertson,
from which
not have done so,
Mr Merce
your not
founal
avill be obliged by your handing copy of this letter to His Exxcellency Sui lin as a protest against his devial of The Queen's
supremacy
an British soil.
I have, ZE,
(signed) W. W. Alexander,
Acting Colonial Secretary.
& you.
avill
Government still persists in misreading the 16th Artide of the Treaty which has us
reference schatever to Hongtong.
only offences committed.
in China.
by
and conceİNO
Chinese Subjects
The Cantor Government listeurso appear
His Excellency
I. I. Wade, C. 13,
Her Majestips Chargé d'Affaires
Pesting
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