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Catalogue reference: CO 101/31/5
This record is about the Refers to abolition of the Trinidad edict which gave protection to escaped enslaved... dating from 1790 Nov 27 in the series Colonial Office and predecessors: Grenada, Original Correspondence. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Refers to abolition of the Trinidad edict which gave protection to escaped enslaved persons; intelligence; encloses a note of the names, force, etc of three ships mentioned in his letter of October 25; Mathew reports that the crew of the Ambuscade mutinied at St. Pierre, killed two officers, put the captain in irons, and joined the democrats; encloses article of information relating to Tobago; encloses a printed copy of the answer of the Garrisons of Fort Royal and Fort Bourbon to a letter from Monsieur de Damas. Edward Mathew, Grenada, Folios 36 - 45.
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