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then arrested and charged with

the others. He is said to be a

4.

inade

· petty officer:

In application has come been through the British Conwul at

Cauton for the rendition of the Pirate who was arrested by the order of the Capture of the Ugai din. The application.

was not in

due fonu but nevertholes I hove directed

the provivional detention of the nooneed

should he endeavour to

exoupe.

Meantime he will be kept under- observation of the Police. The Conval

at Couton has been informed that the application must be made in due,

and

I have

euggested

e from,

to him that he

should advise the Viceroy to employ Cawyer. It is difficult to get the

Chiuse Authorities to understand

- theet the British Govern

Government

Camiot

cavot surrender i

upon the

simple stateruent that they want

I have fa

(Signed) H. H. Marsh

Atministering the Governmen