S. Gosnell, Printer, Little Queen Street, London.
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Footnote 1:
Sir J. M‘Namara Hayes.
Footnote 2:
_The negro term used for_ white.
Footnote 3:
_Domestics of the kitchen, not slaves of the field._
Footnote 4:
Wooden tiles.
Footnote 5:
We have been so accustomed to pay extravagantly for bread, in England,
since this period, that the price which then seemed frightfully
enormous, might now be deemed moderate.—1806.
Footnote 6:
The George and Bridget afterwards sunk in the harbour of Cape St.
Nicholas Mole; and poor unfortunate Mac—, soon after his arrival at
St. Domingo, fell a victim to the yellow fever.
Footnote 7:
It proved that considerable property was actually condemned and sold;
but not the smallest dividend has yet been paid to those entitled to
it....
April 1815.
Footnote 8:
About 1_s._ 8_d._ Sterling.
Footnote 9:
Slaves so termed from being promoted to the distinguished office of
following their comrades, upon all occasions, with a whip at their
backs, as an English carter attends his horses.
Footnote 10:
A large species of wasp.
Footnote 11:
Upon this occasion one of the officers was carried out of the wood by
a faithful slave, who, afterwards, refused to accept his freedom as a
reward; and only begged to have a silver medal to wear on days of
festival.
Footnote 12:
Upon this coast the forest is termed the _Bush_.
Footnote 13:
The rain-water which lodges in the low parts of the forest.
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