Negroes, treatment of, on the passage from Africa, ii. 455.
Expertness of, at sea, i. 169. ii. 455.
Their food, _ib._
Their sleeping-birth, _ib._
Preparation of, for sale, ii. 456.
Sale of, i. 358, 429. ii. 236, 314.
Interesting family of, at a sale, ii. 238.
Affecting conduct of one, at a sale, i. 431.
Affection of, towards each other, i. 361, 431. ii. 238.
Their music, i. 127.
Their mode of dancing, i. 128, 448.
Their ceremony of interment, i. 130.
Their fondness for heat, i. 193, 299.
For smoking, i. 299.
For the water, i. 317.
Severe labour supported by, i. 468. ii. 216.
A French corps of, at Barbadoes, i. 208.
A corps of, entitled South American Rangers, i. 357. ii. 427.
Drilling of the “awkward squad,” ii. 128.
Doubtful policy of training, to arms, ii. 130.
How affected by change of climate, ii. 473.
Account of one denominated a white negro, ii. 241.
Account of one, a piebald negress, ii. 242.
Descent from, an indelible stain, ii. 330.
——, “Bush,” or runaway slaves, i. 370.
Expedition against the, i. 372.
Encampments of the, i. 374.
Ringleaders of the, punished, i. 376, 387.
Newland, Mr. decease and funeral of, ii. 154.
News, anxious desire for, i. 97, 129, 207. ii. 157.
On arriving in Carlisle bay, i. 98.
Newspapers, high value of, to Englishmen, i. 230.
Nichol, Mr. arrival of, at Barbadoes, i. 239.
“Notes,” author’s promise to continue the, ii. 287.
Noyeau, Martinique, ii. 359.