ANTI-SLAVERY

MONTHLY REPORTER.

VOLUME II.

Commencing June 1827, and ending May 1829.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR THE LONDON SOCIETY FOR THE MITIGATION AND ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY IN THE BRITISH DOMINIONS.

AND TO BE HAD AT THE ANTI-SLAVERY OFFICE, 18, ALDERMANBURY;
OF MESSRS. HATCHARD, 178, PICCADILLY; MESSRS. ARCH, CORNHILL; AND OF ALL
BOOKSELLERS; AND AT THE DEPOTS OF ALL THE ANTI-SLAVERY ASSOCIATION3
THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM.

M.DCCC.XXIX.

BAGSTER AND THOMS, PRINTERS, BARTHOLOMEW CLOSE, LONDON.

No.

XXV.-1827. June. Case of Betto Douglas, a St. Kitt's Slave

United States of America

Slave Population in the West Indies

XXVI.—July. West Indian Statistics-Tables shewing the effect of

Sugar Culture on Population, &c.

East and West India Trade

Christianity in Barbadoes

XXVII.-August. Petition and Memorial of Planters of Demerara
and Berbice on Manumission Clause examined

25-72

XXVIII.-September. Further Progress of Colonial Reform:-Gene-
ral Observations-Antigua, Bahamas, Barbadoes, Berbice,
Bermuda, and Cape of Good Hope

Brazilian Mining Company

Case of Betto Douglas corrected

Rev. W. M. Harte of Barbadoes

XXIX.-October. Further Progress of Colonial Reform, Part II.-

Demerara, Dominica, Grenada, Honduras, Jamaica, Mau

ritius, Montserrat, Nevis, St. Christopher's, St. Lucia, St.

Vincent's, Tobago, and Tortola

West Indian Reporter, No. VIII.

73-95

95

95

96

97-119

119

XXX.-November. Further Progress of Colonial Reform, Part III.

-Trinidad-Reports of the Bishops of Jamaica and Bar-

XXXII.-1828. January. On the Demoralizing Influence of Slavery 161-174

Observations on the present State of the Anti-Slavery Question

List of Anti-Slavery Works

XXXIII.-February. The Jamaica Legislature and Mr. Huskisson

Compulsory Manumission

XXXIV.-March. Discussions in the House of Commons-State-
ments of Mr. Secretary Huskisson considered-Mr. Hor-
ton's Motion on Compulsory Manumission

Table exhibiting the Manner in which the Propositions of

the Government have been carried into effect

XXXV.-April. Summary View of the present State of the Anti-Sla-

185-202

203

204

very Question-Effects of Bounties and Protecting Duties 205--212

XXXVI.-May. Proceedings of the Fourth General Meeting of the

Society -Speeches of Mr. Brougham, Mr. Wilberforce,

Mr. Denman, Sir James Mackintosh, Mr. Buxton, Honour-

able and Rev. G. Noel, Rev. J. W. Cunningham, Mr. Sykes,

and the Duke of Gloucester

Public Meetings in the Country

New Works on the Slavery Question

XXXVII.-June. Review of Mr. Dwarris's Pamphlet

Culture of Sugar by Free Labour in Mexico

Intelligence