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on the meannine the Viceroy has and neen imperated by the dartar General Sin - Iin, was replied tond = merier's Despatch, stating the groundson which it had been returned, and requesting that patuve bespatcher might re puvarded turory is of his Perigale This reply of the Viceroy addreped to mysel accompanied by copies of he had received from We mercer Einclose expy herewith.
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