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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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    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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    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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    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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    II. Slave population. Papers and returns, presented pursuant to address, relating to the slave population of Dominica, Grenada, St. Vincent, Barbadoes, Antigua, Tobago, Dermerara, Berbice, St. Christopher, Trinidad, and Mauritius:--&c
    Published 1823

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    Papers presented to Parliament, by His Majesty's command, in explanation of the measures adopted by His Majesty's government, for giving effect to the act for the abolition of slavery thoughout the British colonies. : Part III. (2.) (In continuation of the Papers presented in the year 1835, nos. 177 and 278.) Barbadoes, British Guiana, Mauritius, Antigua, Montserrat, St. Christopher, Nevis, Virgin Islands, Dominica, St. Vincent, Grenada, Tobago, Trinidad, St. Lucia, Honduras, Bahamas, Bermuda, and Cape of Good Hope. 1836
    Published 1836

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    Slave trade. Return to an address of the honourable House of Commons, dated the 28th March 1825;--for extracts of all correspondence between the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty and the Colonial Office, with the naval officers and the governor of the Mauritius, up to the latest period, regarding the state of the slave trade with that island, Bourbon, Madagascar and the coast of Africa: extracts of all correspondence between the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty and the Colonial Office, with the naval officers and the governor of Mauritius, up to the latest period, regarding such regulations as have been adopted, or are in the progress of being adopted, for the suppression of the slave trade to the eastward of the Cape of Good Hope: (as far as the same relative to the Colonial Office.) Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 25th April 1825. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1825

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    Slave trade, Mauritius. Return to an address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 2d June 1829;--for copies of any correspondence which has passed between Sir Robert Farquhar and the Colonial Department, upon the subject of certain charges contained in a publication, intituled, "The anti-slavery reporter, no. 42." Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 12 June 1829. Horace Twiss
    Published 1829

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    Slave trade. Return to an address to the honourable House of Commons, dated 12th February 1827;--for, copies or extracts of any correspondence respecting the slave trade, received from the governor of the Mauritius, and not already laid before the House. (Mauritius correspondence.) Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 15th February 1827. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1827

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    Slave trade. Return to an address to the honourable House of Commons, dated the 7th of March 1825;--for copies or extracts of all correspondence touching the slave trade. Received from the governors of Sierra Leone, and other British possessions on the coast of Africa, and from the governors of Mauritius and the Cape of Good Hope, since 1st January, and not already before the House
    Published 1825

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    Slave trade. Return to an address to the honourable House of Commons, dated 24 February 1826;--for copies or extracts of all correspondence touching the slave trade, received from the governors of Sierra Leone, and other British possessions on the coast of Africa, and from the governors of the Mauritius and the Cape of Good Hope, since 1st January 1825, and not already before the House. (Mauritius.) Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 26 April 1826. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1826

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    Slave trade. Report from the Select Committee on the Mauritius Slave Trade. : The Select Committee appointed to inquire whether the slave trade has prevailed at the Mauritius, and to what extent, and the causes thereof, and to report thereon to the House; and who were empowered to report the minutes of the evidence taken before them;--have, pursuant to the order of the House, inquired in the matter to them referred, and agreed to the following report:
    Published 1826

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    Slaves (Mauritius.) Return to an address of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 26th March 1827;--for the original order in council for the registration of slaves at the Mauritius. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 3 April 1827. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1827

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    Slave trade. Further return to an address of the honourable House of Commons, dated February 12 1827;--for copies or extracts of any correspondence respecting the slave trade, received from the governor of the Mauritius, and not already laid before the House. (Mauritius correspondence.) Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 22 May 1827. R.J. Wilmot Horton
    Published 1827

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    Protectors of slaves reports. Return to an address to His Majesty, dated 15 December 1830;--for, copy of any reports which may have been received from the protectors of slaves in the colonies of Demerara, Berbice, Trinidad, St. Lucia, the Cape of Good Hope and Mauritius, since the last similar reports presented to Parliament from each of these colonies respectively; together with copies of the proceedings and decisions in each case of complaint between masters and slaves, whether the proceedings may have terminated before the protector, or may have been referred to colonial magistrates, or other public officers or courts. Part VI.--Mauritius. Colonial Department, Downing-Street, 3 March 1831. Howick
    Published 1831

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