Considerations on Negro slavery, with authentic reports, illustrative of the actual condition of the Negroes in Demerara. Also, an explanation into the propriety and efficacy on the regulations contained in the late order in council now in operation in Trinidad. To which are added, suggestions on the proper mode of ameliorating the condition of the slaves.

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