No.

AUSTRIA.

Date 1851

SUBJECT.

Page

43. Viscount Palmerston to Mr. Ma- Sept. 4 Slaves carried in the

genis.

packets of Austrian Lloyd's Company

311

47. The Earl of Westmorland to Dec. 15 Prince Schwarzenberg Viscount Palmerston.

denies that slaves have been carried in the Austrian Lloyd's steamers. 311

BELGIUM.

1851

50. Viscount Palmerston to Lord May 19 Howard de Walden and Seaford.

52. Lord Howard de Walden and Sea- June 30 Answer of Belgian ford to Viscount Palmerston.

Laws of Russia, Germany,
Portugal, Buenos Ayres,
and Columbia declaring
Slave Trade to be Piracy 313

Government as to Slave
Trade being declared
Piracy

314

Belgian Laws respecting
Slave Trade

314

88. Viscount Palmerston to Mr. Hud. May 4 Operations of H.M.'s ships

325

No.

Date
1851

SUBJECT.

Page

115. Mr. Hudson to Viscount Palmer- May 12 Privileges granted to ves

ston

sels going to the Azores
for colonists

118. Viscount Palmerston to Mr. Hud- July 5 Refusal of Brazil to con

son.

clude the proposed new
Convention....

124 M. Lisboa to Viscount Palmerston. July 15 Observations on Lord Pal

merston's speech of July
14, in the House of
Commons

Reply to preceding
Cruize of H.M.'s ship
Cormorant between

330

331

333

334

167. Viscount Palmerston to M. Lisboa. Oct. 10 Reply to his letter of

Sept. 27, respecting pro-
ceedings of British crui-
zers in Brazilian waters. 353

Laws for registration of slaves

168. Viscount Palmerston to Mr. Hud- Oct. 14 Sending British Colonial

son.

169. M. Lisboa to Viscount Palmerston. Oct. 15 Suppression of Brazilian

354

Slave Trade not owing
to British cruizers, but to
Brazilian Government 355

No.

Date
1851

SUBJECT.

171. Mr. Hudson to Viscount Palmer- Sept. 13 Brazilian Government

ston.

Page

protestsstrongly against
acts of H.M.'s officers
in suppressing Slave
Trade at St. Catherine's 356

175. Viscount Palmerston to M. Lisboa. Nov. 3 Acknowledging his note

of Oct. 6, respecting the Novo Mello.

367

Reply to his note of Nov.
5, respecting Novo Mello 369
Proposes protocol respect-
ing the emancipados
Measures taken taken by Sardi-
nian Chargé d'Affaires
to prevent fraudulent
sales of Sardinian ves-
sels to slave-traders

Dec. 13 Brazilian Government re

373

1852

206. Mr. Southern to Viscount Palmer- Feb. 5 ston.

Council of State confirms

liberation of 108 Africans seized at Bahia in September, 1851............ 374

222. Vice-Consul Wetherell to Viscount Aug. 28 Respecting

Palmerston.

Consular:

Brazilian

felucca Purissima Con-
ceição

876

BRAZIL (PARAIBA).

1852

236. Acting Consul Krausé to Viscount Jan. 22 Slave Trade Return for

267. Mr. Sulivan to Viscount Palmer- June 20 Relative to proposal that

No.

DENMARK.

Date

1851

SUBJECT.

270. Sir Henry Wynn to Viscount Pal- April 16 Relative to proposal that

Page

merston.

Slave Trade should be

276. The Marquis of Normanby to May 8 Relative to proposal that Viscount Palmerston

Slave Trade should be

Sending Treaty of Jan. 1,
with King Akitoye and
Chiefs of Lagos

395

Malmesbury.

Cowley.

300.

298. Count Walewski to the Earl of Mar. 6 Renews request for ex

299. The Earl of Malmesbury to Lord Mar. 10 Sending correspondence

emption of Whydah
from the blockade

396

397

GREECE.

1851

301. Mr. Wyse to Viscount Palmerston. April 18 Relative to proposal that

No.

HANSE TOWNS.

Date
1851

SUBJECT.

Page

304. Colonel Hodges to Viscount Pal- Mar. 25 Reply of Hamburg Go

merston.

vernment to proposal
that Slave Trade should
be declared piracy ........ 401

ment to proposal that
Slave Trade should be
declared piracy

403

April 1 Reply of Bremen Govern

306. Viscount Palmerston to Colonel April 7 Again to urge Hamburg

Government to declare Slave Trade piracy........ 404 Again to urge Bremen Government to declare Slave Trade piracy........ 404

308. Colonel Hodges to Viscount Pal- April 14 Bremen Government to merston.

Trade

declare Slave
piracy. Reply of Lu-
beck Government

405

........

MEXICO.

1851

313. Mr. Doyle to Viscount Palmerston. Aug. 15 Law passed August 5,

314. Viscount Palmerston to Mr. Doyle. Oct. 1 Law passed August 5,

406

declaring Slave Trade piracy. To thank, &c. 410 Oct. 31 Extension of right of search in Gulf of Mexico 411

MUSCAT.

1850

319. Major Hamerton to Viscount Pal- Aug. 20 Slaves exported in 1849