Parliamentary Papers, 20. köideH.M. Stationery Office, 1831 |
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acquaint addressed answer arrest Article August Baron Roussin beg leave Bill Bonhomme Brig Britannic Majesty's Government British Judge Conservator British subjects C. A. Mackenzie Captain captured Cassas Commander communication consequence Consul Consul-General copy Court demand despatch detained Diana duty Earl of Aberdeen enclosed Enclosure England été Excellency Viscount Excellency's Extract Faithful Majesty Foreign Office Français France French Government French squadron Frigate Helena honour to transmit immediately instant insult Ireland J. R. Matthews John July justice laws laws of Portugal Letter Lisbon Lord Dunglas Lord Dunglas.-(Received Lordship Magistrate Majesty Majesty's Government Majesty's Ship Marcos Ascoli ment Minister Miscellaneous Services nations Note Oporto Palace of Queluz persons Portuguese Government prison privileges protection R. B. Hoppner received resident respecting satisfaction Sauvinet sent sentence Signed Sir George Shee Sub-Enclosure Tagus Terceira Treaties Undersigned Vessels Vicomte Viscount d'Asseca Viscount de Santarem Viscount Palmerston Viscount Palmerston.-(Received Viscount Santarem
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