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Embarkation to be unton such a

пограда.

and this is no doubt the

natural inference to which the recelti of the royage give rice - Iwould therefore submich that the papers chould be sent to the Governor of Hongkong and that he should be

discated to appoint a Committee to Inquire

into the circumstances of

this Smigration -

-

the amount of

medical examination to which the

people

were

subjected before embark=

-ation - the period of

in the

Depôr-

lime

they

were

the circumstances under.

which the Emigrants from Keneas

were received the area

the

Papengert

Beck and the nature of iti

Intilation, and the extent of Survey

made

in

of the provisions and water. -

rexpect

to native doctore the

imperial Papenzers

Ach dors

noh

prohibit their employment- and

insome cases

in former years

ncore

they appear to have been merepful than European lurgeons.

At the same time it is

to ascertain what

enquiry

seersary

war

made into their competency

refore the Authorities at Honghong allowed this large body of Emigrants to depart

in their sole charge

stry