MISCELLANEOUS Papers and original Letters relating to the affairs of Jamaica, among which are : -State of Jamaica, with Governor Knowles' opinion of what is wanting for its defence, 1755.-Observations on the fortifying of Jamaica, &c., by Edward Long, 1783.-Correspondence between the Merchan...
REPORT of the Committee of the Assembly of Jamaica on the Slave Trade (printed), 1792, with letters to Mr. Long on the subject;-The New Act of Assembly, called the New Consolidated Code Noir, Dec. 1788 (printed), with MS. notes, by Mr. Long, and papers on the subject. Quarto. [12,432]
SPEECH of Mr. Edward Law [afterwards Lord Ellenborough] in the House of Lords, on the Slave Trade, 14 Slay, 1792. Folio. [12,433.] Edward Law, afterwards Lord Ellenborough: Speech in the House of Lords, on the Slave Trade: 1792.
ACCOUNT Of the Sugar Plantations in Jamaica, 1 739 ;-Jamaica Polltax, 1740 ;-Lists of the Squadrons under Admiral Matthews, Sir John Norris, and Sir C. Ogle, &c. Duodecimo. [12,434.] Navy and maritime affairs: Lists of the squadrons under Admiral Matthews, Sir J. Norris, sir C. Ogle, etc. ...
PAPERS, chiefly in a tabular form, relative to the statistics of Jamaica, in regard to the number of estates, negroes, poll-tax, &c., from about the year 1700 to 1792, with notes by Edward Long, Esq. Folio. [12,435.] Island of Jamaica: Papers chiefly relating to statistics: 1700-1792.
LISTS of Landholders, and quantity of Land occupied in Jamaica, about the year 1750. Folio. [12,436.] Island of Jamaica: Papers chiefly relating to statistics: 1700-1792.
PROPOSAL for settling on the Isthmus of Darien, addressed to George I. in 1701. Small Quarto. [12,437.] Isthmus of Darien: Proposal for settling there: 1701.
THREE TRACTs by Edward Lona, Esq. i. On the different races of mankind ;-ii. On the English Constitution [imperf.] ;-iii. On the origin of the Board of Trade. Autograph. Folio. [12,438] Edward Long: Tracts, on the different races of mankind; on the English constitution; and on the origin of the...
A FEW CONJECTURAL considerations upon the creation of the Humane Race, occasioned by the present British Quixottical rage of setting the slaves from Africa at liberty ; by an inhabitant of Jamaica, [the Rev. Doctor ----------Lindsay, Rector of St. Katherine's in that island]. Dat. St. Jago de la...