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We represented the impossibility of accommodating so many. The agent for transports was sent for to have his opinion on the case, and he confirmed the report we had made. About an hour after this we again saw Colonel Bird, who said the 69 Governor had made up his mind to send us the sixteen convicts. To this I replied. The instructions of the Navy Board neither required nor authorized me to re- ceive more prisoners than I thought the ship could ac- commodate. The Colonel then observed that the ...Go- vernor would give a positive order for them to be re- ceived, and take all the responsibility on himself. I lost no time in writing to the colonial secretary, stat- ing my decided opinion, that the ship had neither room nor accommodation for so many, and requesting a sur- vey to be held on board of her before the additional number of convicts should be sent.
" Of this letter no notice whatever was taken, as it appears, nor any answer returned. Our application to the Government naval commissioner, and fiscal, for the removal of the mutinous seamen had been equally unsuccessful, every one in authority evading these ne- cessary and important requests by shifting the matter from one to another's hands, — every one saying that the affair did not come within his department ; so that, in fact, an applicant at any office of those * depart- ments' would find it necessary to make himself ac- quainted with all their etiquette and routine, before he could understand how to prefer a petition properly for the redress of any grievance or the removal of any in- convenience how pressing soever, or the rectification of any error however urgent its nature might be.
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We represented the impossibility of accommodating so many. The agent for transports was sent for to have his opinion on the case, and he confirmed the report we had made. About an hour after this we again saw Colonel Bird, who said the 69 Governor had made up his mind to send us the sixteen convicts. To this I replied. The instructions of the Navy Board neither required nor authorized me to re- ceive more prisoners than I thought the ship could ac- commodate. The Colonel then observed that the ...Go- vernor would give a positive order for them to be re- ceived, and take all the responsibility on himself. I lost no time in writing to the colonial secretary, stat- ing my decided opinion, that the ship had neither room nor accommodation for so many, and requesting a sur- vey to be held on board of her before the additional number of convicts should be sent.
" Of this letter no notice whatever was taken, as it appears, nor any answer returned. Our application to the Government naval commissioner, and fiscal, for the removal of the mutinous seamen had been equally unsuccessful, every one in authority evading these ne- cessary and important requests by shifting the matter from one to another's hands, — every one saying that the affair did not come within his department ; so that, in fact, an applicant at any office of those * depart- ments' would find it necessary to make himself ac- quainted with all their etiquette and routine, before he could understand how to prefer a petition properly for the redress of any grievance or the removal of any in- convenience how pressing soever, or the rectification of any error however urgent its nature might be.
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