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With regard to the Dutch naval officers, as they had before expressed an opinion, that their commissions under the treaty were entirely suspended and superseded by the authority of the local government within the co- lony ; and as we felt persuaded, that this was a complete misconception of the duty of the naval officers com- missioned under the treaty, we waited on M. Chagnior to submit to him our opinion to that effect, and re- quest, if he concurred in it, that he would join us in ex- pressi...ng the same to Captain Blow, of the Comet, that he might be induced to intercept the slave ship in her passage * B. P. Lie NETHERLANDS. 53 up the river. M. Cliaiignior, however, coucurn-d in tlie opinion of Captain Blow, and said, that whatever might be the practice in the British navy, a Dutch naval officer could not act in a colonial harbour upon any general com- mission from home, without express instructions from the local government. In consequence of this opinion, we had no alternative but the very unpleasant one of remaining quiet spectators of the arrival of this vessel, and the free disposal of her cargo, in evasion of the treaty in the ex- ecution of which we have the honour to be employed, and in violation of one of the express conditions upon which the colony was restored.
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With regard to the Dutch naval officers, as they had before expressed an opinion, that their commissions under the treaty were entirely suspended and superseded by the authority of the local government within the co- lony ; and as we felt persuaded, that this was a complete misconception of the duty of the naval officers com- missioned under the treaty, we waited on M. Chagnior to submit to him our opinion to that effect, and re- quest, if he concurred in it, that he would join us in ex- pressi...ng the same to Captain Blow, of the Comet, that he might be induced to intercept the slave ship in her passage * B. P. Lie NETHERLANDS. 53 up the river. M. Cliaiignior, however, coucurn-d in tlie opinion of Captain Blow, and said, that whatever might be the practice in the British navy, a Dutch naval officer could not act in a colonial harbour upon any general com- mission from home, without express instructions from the local government. In consequence of this opinion, we had no alternative but the very unpleasant one of remaining quiet spectators of the arrival of this vessel, and the free disposal of her cargo, in evasion of the treaty in the ex- ecution of which we have the honour to be employed, and in violation of one of the express conditions upon which the colony was restored.
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