MORE THOUGHTS,

OCCASIONED BY

TWO PUBLICATIONS

WHICH THE AUTHORS CALL

"An Exposure of some of the numerous Mis-
statements and Misrepresentations

CONTAINED IN A PAMPHLET,

COMMONLY KNOWN BY THE NAME OF

MR. MARRYAT'S PAMPHLET,

ENTITLED

THOUGHTS, &c."

AND

"A DEFENCE OF THE BILL

FOR THE

Registration of Slaves.”

BY JOSEPH MARRYAT, ESQ. M. P.

AGENT FOR GRENADA.

SECOND EDITION.

London:

PRINTED FOR J. M. RICHARDSON, CORNHILL,

OPPOSITE THE ROYAL EXCHANGE;

AND J. RIDGWAY, PICCADILLY.

THE NEW

FORLIC HADRARY

CONTENTS.

Page

1

Introduction,

Acknowledgment of Errors,.....

Palpable Falsehoods of Author of Exposure,-.

Conduct of Berbice Commissioners, and Mr.

Macaulay, their Secretary and Consignee,

Misstatements and Misrepresentations of Author

of Exposure,

Imposition practised on the public, by the

African Institution, on the subject of Edu-

cation,

More Misstatements and Misrepresentations of

Author of Exposure,

Actual State of the Colony of Sierra Leone,

Suppression of Governor Ludlam's Letter to

Mr. Zachary Macaulay reconsidered, -

Suppression of Mr. Wyllie's letter and docu-

9

18

20

34

38

39

Misfortune of having an injudicious advocate,...

More Misstatements and Misrepresentations of

Author of Exposure,

New cause of condemnations introduced at Sierra

Leone illustrated, by the case of the Mar-

garet, Captain Caton,

More Misstatements and Misrepresentations of

Author of Exposure,-

Proceedings of the Court of Vice-Admiralty at

Sierra Leone, and the Prize Agent here,

in the case of the Juan,.

Farewell to Author of Exposure, - - - - - - - -

Good understanding and yet extraordinary dif-

ference of opinion between him and Mr.

Stephen,

Page

46

50

58

70

75

81

82

Reflections on those proceedings, and particularly

on eulogium pronounced on King Henry of

Hayti,

Contradictory declarations of Mr. Wilberforce and

Page

106

Mr. Stephen respecting Emancipation,.... 120

Inconsistencies and Misrepresentations in Defence

of Bill for the Registration of Slaves,..

The Defence of that Bill proved to be no De-

fence, and the Bill to be ineffectual to its

124

object,..

Grounds urged by Lord Grenville, for Registry

Bills being passed by the Colonial Legisla-

131

tures, just and reasonable,

138

Mr. Stephen's parallel between himself and the

first of Generals, not exactly a case in point, 141

Conclusion,

142