48
to the Commodore of that Colony by the Commander of the
17
gun boat Drake which had
made a good prize of a large
boat
with emigrants
in low waters.
I am not disposed, Sir, to accompany you in each of the points which form
the subject of your despatch, because this would give rise to
long
controversy, which I am
unwilling to begin, chiefly
because I sincerely suppose
you to be right
in some
of the critical remarks
you
were pleased to present to my consideration. Allow me however,
Sir, to observe that I am not less interested, than you
can be, to
suppress abuses and frauds ; and this is shown by the regulations I have prescribed on the subject;
shown
by
the
severity
with
which I have punished the
least deviation from the laws,
which has come to
my knowledge
and finally, shown
by
The
zeal I have employed
in every thing that concerns this
Colonial affair
Still it is possible, Sir, to
have slipped in some abuses, in
spite of the most sincere wishes
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to the Commodore of that Colony by the Commander of the
17
gun boat Drake which had
made a good prize of a large
boat
with emigrants
in low waters.
I am not disposed, Sir, to accompany you in each of the points which form
the subject of your despatch, because this would give rise to
long
controversy, which I am
unwilling to begin, chiefly
because I sincerely suppose
you to be right
in some
of the critical remarks
you
were pleased to present to my consideration. Allow me however,
Sir, to observe that I am not less interested, than you
can be, to
suppress abuses and frauds ; and this is shown by the regulations I have prescribed on the subject;
shown
by
the
severity
with
which I have punished the
least deviation from the laws,
which has come to
my knowledge
and finally, shown
by
The
zeal I have employed
in every thing that concerns this
Colonial affair
Still it is possible, Sir, to
have slipped in some abuses, in
spite of the most sincere wishes
M
48
to the Commodore of that Codony by the Commander of the
17
qun boat Drake which had
made a good prize of a larcha
boun
with emigrants
Iwnlow waters.
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the subject of your despatch, because this would give rise to
long
antroversy, which it am
unwilling to begin, chifly
because I sincerely suppose
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right in some
that you may of the critical remarks
you
were pleased to present to my consideration. Allow me however,
Tir, to observe that I um mot less interested, then, you
to be, to su
avviet
suppress abuses andt frand's ; and this is shown by the regulations 14 have prescribed on the subject;
shown
by
the
severity
avith
which I have punished the
least deviation from the laws,
which has come to
my knowlectig
and finally. shown
by
The
and zeal I have employed
every thing affair
Alial concerns this
Still it is possible, Sir, to
have slid in some abuses, in
spite of the most sincere wishes
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