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Vice Roy's views, because I learn from die Rucherford that the feeling at Destin is in favor of purchasing steamen te be attached to the Customs' Department, and word) bock for the suppression of Sunggling

Pracy.

and

11.

I am nevertheless bound to say

that I still stimst ne plan so likely to

succeed in the neighbouring

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cccasional brilitary help or shore from the Chinese, ought to and could root out Piracy here sufficienty to justify

as a

treating

Janik

that

Pirate, after live

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jeans, every

canied munitions of war,

provision, which

as soon as it can

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equitably be enforced, must be the most

delirrent of all.

that

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for clie

which supplies effection mergelic pursuit of the one undivided ob jest. Mavovce, I do not think it

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easy

organize effectively any joint Anglo- Chinese exxpeditions, and strerefore believe that a skilful Captain of the Royal Navy with the force I have named at his sole command under the Admiral, and with

I have however not been idle

meantime in carrying

carrying out the duties which fall to the share of the local I

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Government here . Proofs of the new Ordinances for regulating Jenis visiting the Island, that for registration of houses and inhabitants, and that for constituting:

a muutv

Cant for speedy tial of Piracy

cases, are all in

in print

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monly