Hends to farmit such individuals being sent to the botomy, and respecting which I had the honour
to receive
your
Circular Despatch
WP/ of the 20th of December last.
It would be
a-
matter
little consequence whether thef
sent
01
of
were
& not, if vessels proceeding
from this Port to the United Kingdom
plentiful, but the reverse
the action of the Colonial
tvene
the case,
Covernment is
ource
being
of embarrassment
to any Consul, and of qual expense 10 H Mr. Goot, and is, I conapine,
scarcely warranted by
warranted by the provisions
the Merchant Shipping Act of
1854 Section CC XI
437
Referring to that section it
will be found that
ar
Can
do
opportunity offers and it
be safely done, the Cournon, Consular Officers and other Officers of Her Mejects Commands in Powign Country shall send home the seamen in receipt of relief either to the United Kingdom to the Colony
on
Possession?No
which they belong,
the
ao
CASH
require.
may
Hence it may be inferred that this section of the Merchant" kameno Act has reference only
A
4 Foreign Counties, and not to British Colonies which are
Referring
oh
;
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