Considerations on the present peace, as far as it is relative to the colonies, and the African trade

An uninterested desire of rendering service to the public, and not an idle whim, or vanity to appear in print, has induced the editors of the following facts to publish them. Au...

Mourn! mourn! O _Liverpool_, for the loss of thy great hero and champion, who was at all times ready to enter the lists in defence of thy trade and commerce. But, Britain rejoic...

For it is a mistaken notion, that the company’s officers (during their command) created wars between the _African_ chiefs, in order to purchase the prisoners, which should be ma...

What chance for truth do those merchants in general stand, whose ears few other accounts reach, than the imperfect relation of some master of a ship, mariner or traditionalist,...

By the foregoing clauses it was most certainly intended that the election for committee-men should be free and uninfluenced, but that has not happened; for there was great inter...

For example, we will suppose any gentleman in England to have an estate in Africa, and that he was to order Messrs. Trueman and company, or any other respectable merchants in th...