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 tion to their improvement in morality and religion, shall be neglected; but we must at the same time declare, that we are actuated by motives of humanity only, and not with any view to the termination of the Slave Trade.

"The of obtaining  from Africa is secured to Your Majesty's faithful subjects in this colony BY, and by  of Your Majesty's Royal Ancestors. They, or their predecessors, have emigrated and settled in Jamaica, under the  of this (absolutely necessary) assistance, and they can never give up or do any act that may render doubtful their essential right.

"We have the utmost reliance on Your Majesty's paternal goodness, that this right shall remain inviolate, as long as they shall remain faithful to Your Majesty, and