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With reference to the letter from this Office

of the 3rd instant on the subject of the prevention

of piracy on the waterways in the neighbourhood of

Canton, I an directed by Secretary Bir E. Grey to

inform you that a copy of your letter of July 28th

has been forwarded to His Majesty's Representative

at Peking who has been authorized, should he seo no

objection, to suggest to the Chinese Government, 28

proposed by the Hongkong Chamber of Cunnerce, that

the policing of the waterways above-mentioned should

be entrusted to European officers. On the receipt

of Bir J. Jordan's reply, a further communication

will be addressed to you on this point.

I am at the same time to inform you that the

Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, to whom the

suggestions for the protection of the riverine trade,

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Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce,

Hongkong.

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