whether there was Any inhumanity
or Ailpable repleat
on the passage;
whether
the numbers embarked
were too large; and whether the Emigrants
had been deceived.
and were takew
Aupy against their Away
will.
As regards the
frist point, there Appears no reason,
to suspect any want of humanity
or care on the voyages.
He
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The British Consul
at the Stavana, to
which the vessels
pro@ceded, instituted
An enquiry at the Inament of their Arrival, and reported that the treatment
of the Passengers
had been humane
And attentive. This Conclusion was
Confirmed in the case of the Duke of Portland by thie Report of the Local Marine Board of London.