...experienced, on the part of his Majesty's Government, a prompt attention to their representations, and a cordial disposition to aid their efforts in preventing...connections in Africa, to subject them to the horrors of the Middle Passage, and afterwards to sell them into interminable bondage in Cuba, the Directors trust...

...experienced, on the part of His Majesty's Government, a prompt attention to their representations, and a cordial disposition to aid their efforts in preventing...connections in Africa, to subject them to the horrors of the middle passage, and afterwards to sell them into interminable bondage in Cuba, the Directors trust...

...experienced, on the part of his Majesty's government, a prompt attention to their representations, and a cordial disposition to aid their efforts in preventing...of the laws for the abolition of the slave trade. It is to be remembered, to the honour of the government of the United States of America, that it seized...

...commander of a squadron on the Coast of Africa, stationed there by the British Government to prevent the infraction of the laws for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. He sent out Lieut. Mildmay, with the boats belonging to his vessel, to reconnoitre the river Bonny,...

...commanding a squadron on the coast of Africa, stationed there by the British Government to prevent the infraction of the laws for the abolition of the slave trade, sent Lieutenant Mildmay, with the boats belonging to his vessel, to reconnoitre the river Bonny, a...

...commanding a squadron on the coast of Africa, stationed there by the British Government to prevent the infraction of the laws for the abolition of the slave trade, sent Lieutenant Mi Id i nny, with the boats belonging to his vessel, to reconnoitre the river Bonny,...

...commanding a squadron on the coast of Africa, stationed there by the British Government to prevent the infraction of the laws for the abolition of the slave trade, sent Lieutenant Mildmay, with the boats tolonging to his vessel, to reconnoitre the river Bonny, a...

...commander of a squadron on the coast of Africa, stationed there by the British Government to prevent the infraction of the laws for the abolition of the Slave Trade. He sent Lt. Mildmay with the boats belonging to his vessel to reconnoitre the river Bonny, a place...

...to the Statement of one William Kendrick. respecting Captain Eossi's having made himself A party to the infraction of the Laws for the abolition of the Slave trade in the Island of Mauritius. This Declaration, we have now the honor of transmitting to Your Excellency,...