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    Slaves, Mauritius. Return to an address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 3d June 1829;--for, copy of the ordinance for the government and protection of slaves in the Mauritius; with the observations of the commissioners appointed to inquire, among other subjects, into the state of slavery, the condition of the slaves, and the means of relieving them, and encouraging free labour in that island; and more particularly in the condition of the slaves in the Mauritius; belonging to His Majesty's government, their employment, and the means of their instruction and emancipation. Colonial Department, 12 June 1829. Horace Twiss
    Published 1829

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    Cape of Good Hope, West Indies, and Sierra Leone. Copies of the instructions originally given by the right hon[oura]ble the secretary for the colonies, for the guidance of the commissioners sent to the Cape of Good Hope, to the West Indies, and to Sierra Leone, to enquire into the situation of those colonies;--also, copies of any supplementary instructions sent to those commissioners. / Colonial Department, Downing-Street, April 1826. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1826

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    III. Seychelles: seizure of slaves. Return to an address of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 17 March 1826;--for copies or extracts of all correspondence relative to the seizure of any slaves coming from the Seychelles to the Mauritius, particularly the seizure made by Mr. Mylius; also, an account of all slaves who were not allowed to be admitted at the Mauritius, stating the grounds of their rejection, and the proceedings of the tribunals thereon. Colonial Department, February 1828. F. Levenson Gower
    Published 1828

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    Additional colonial laws respecting slaves: 1816-1817: viz. 1. Barbadoes. 2. 3. Jamaica. 4. St. Vincent. 5. Antigua. 6. Tobago
    Published 1817

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    Slave population. Further return to an address of the honourable House of Commons, dated 14th April 1826;--for return of the slave population of the Seychelles, and of the Isle of France, as stated in the collector's tax roll; distinguishing the males from the females; distinguishing also, the population of each district, from the time of capture to the latest period at which it can be give;--also, a statement of the regulations which are in force with respect to slaves removed from one property to another. Of all bounties paid on slaves since the last return; viz. March 1822. From the collector's roll, of the number of slaves on the estate of Bel Ombre, in the district of Cavanne, in the Mauritius; distinguishing the males from the females, and the Creole from foreign, in each year, from 1814 to the latest period at which it can be given, with the names of the proprietors at each period; specifying also the number of slaves born, dying, purchased or sold, in each year, and the name of the person from whom, and of the estate from which, they were thus sold or bought, and the ages, sexes and country of the slaves thus transferred. The same, from the return of the registrar. Copy of the order in council for the registration of the slaves in the Mauritius. (The three last-mentioned documents were presented to the House of Commons, and ordered to be printed, 1 May 1827.--Vide paper 285.) Colonial Department, 14 March 1828. F. Levenson Gower
    Published 1828

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    Slavery abolition proceedings. Return to an address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 12 March 1835;--for, a return of local magistrates who have been appointed special magistrates; the time of their appointment, and by whom appointed; and whether stated to be planters, attornies, or in any way connected with colonial property
    Published 1835

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    Slave trade (Mauritius.) Return to an address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated the 28th of March 1825;--for the several returns from the Mauritius, under the registry act, up to the latest date: viz. statements of the population of Mauritius and dependencies, according to the census of 1822: presented in substitution of despatches and documents upon this subject, which are believed to have been lost in the ship George the Fourth, wrecked on her voyage from the Mauritius in the month of June last. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 26 May 1825
    Published 1825

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    Papers relating to the slave trade
    Published 1815

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    Slaves (Sierra Leone). Return to an address of the House of Commons, of the 14th of April 1824;--for an account of the number of slaves captured and condemned at Sierra Leone, from 5th January 1814 to 5th January 1824 (or latest period to which the same can be made out) distinguishing each year, and stating the disposal of the slaves; as also, the amount of money paid to the captors as head money or otherwise, in each of the above years. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 26 May 1825. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1825

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    I. Papers relating to captured Negroes. Return to and address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 13th April 1824;--(as far as it can at present be compiled with) for, copies of all reports made by the commissioners, or by either of them, who were appointed by His Majesty, in compliance with an address of the House, to inquire into the state of the Africans, who had been condemned to His Majesty under the acts abolishing the slave trade, and who had been apprenticed, or otherwise disposed of, in the West Indies. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 16th March 1825. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1825

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    Return made in pursuance of an address of the 9th July 1817, to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent,--for copies of the presentment of the grand jury of the island of Dominica, in February last; and of the bills of indictment referred to in that presentment. /
    Published 1817

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    Jamaica gaols. Return to an address of the honourable House of Commons, dated 3d June 1829; for,--list of all persons confined in the different gaols and workhouses of the island of Jamaica on 1st January 1829; specifying the date of their commitment, and the cause of it; the length and nature of the sentence; with the quality and designation of the individual. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 9 July 1830. Horace Twiss
    Published 1830

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    Navy office, 28th June 1817. An account of all sums of money paid or claimed under the acts passed for the abolition of the slave trade, or under any orders in council, as bounties for slaves or natives of Africa, condemned in any court of Vice Admiralty; : distinguishing the date of each claim and of each payment, and specifying the time and place of each respective capture or seizure and condemnation of the said slaves or natives of Africa; as also the vessel or military force by which they were captured, or other authorities by which the seizures were made; the names and respective agents or parties by whom the claims have been made; and also setting forth, to whom and for whose account the said bounties have been so paid or claimed; so far as the said account can be made up: so far as relates to the Navy office.--No 2.-- /
    Published 1817

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    Slaves. Return to an address of the honourable the House of Commons; dated the 13th April 1824;--for accounts of all slaves now in possession of His Majesty's government, in an of the colonies; stating how many are above, and how many are under, twenty years of age: accounts of all the expenses incurred for the maintenance of slaves, in the possession of His Majesty's government, from the 1st of January 1815: accounts of all slaves, who having become the property of the crown, by escheat or otherwise, have been sold. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 10th June 1824. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1824

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    Further papers relating to slaves in the West Indies; (Demerara and Berbice:) : viz. further return to an address of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated the 13th of April 1824;-- for copies of the record of the proceedings of the fiscals of Demerara and Berbice, in their capacity of guardians and protectors of the slaves; with their decisions in all cases of complaint of masters and slaves, respectively, against each other; and the punishments inflicted, or redress given, in consequence of such complaints;-- from the 1st January 1814 to this time: as far as the same relate to Berbice. (In continuation of the papers presented 23 June 1825; no. 476.)
    Published 1826

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    Slaves in Tortola. Return to an address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated the 13th April 1824; --for copy or extracts of any information which has been received, and of any judicial proceedings which have taken place in the island of Tortola, in consequence of some alleged acts of rebellion or insubordination of certain slaves belonging to the estate of Mr. Pickering, in the year 1823: viz. No 1. Copy of a dispatch addressed to Earl Bathurst by Governor Maxwell dated St. Christopher, the 16th February 1824. No 2. Copy of a dispatch addressed to Earl Bathurst by Governor Maxwell, dated St. Christopher, 6th July 1824; with two enclosures. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 25th April 1825. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1825

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    Free labourers and manumitted slaves, Trinidad. Return to an address of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 3d June 1829;--for, copy of the returns prepared by Mr. Hodgkinson, commissary of population, and transmitted from Trinidad to the Colonial Department, in December 1824, by Sir R. Woodford, containing, accounts of the labourers born free, and of the manumitted slaves, with an account of their property and character. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 12 June 1829. Horace Twiss
    Published 1829

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    1. Papers relating to the suppression of the slave trade: viz, return to an address from the honourable the House of Commons to His Majesty, dated 6th February 1821;-- for copies or extracts of all communications received at the Colonial Office from Sir Charles MacCarthy, governor of Sierra Leone, since the 1st of January 1819, on the subject of the slave trade
    Published 1821

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    Return to an Address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 24 June 1831; -- for, copies of the laws passed by the several colonial legislatures, for the relief of the Catholics, the removal of the disabilities of the Jews, and of free persons on colour, during the last six years. : (In continuation of Paper, No. 59, presented 19 January 1832.) /
    Published 1832

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    West Indies. Return to an address to His Majesty, dated 9 April 1832;--for, copy of the protest of the West India merchants, transmitted to Viscount Goderich on the 6th of April 1832. /
    Published 1832

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