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Considerations on the present peace, as far as it is relative to the colonies, and the African trade

Note 20 — TO THE BRITISH PLANTERS. (continued 2)

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He came to an anchor nearer to Elmina fort, with the ship and sloop under his command, than any merchant ship ever had been, and sent an officer on shore to demand the prisoners, which the Dutch general immediately complied with, to the great joy of their countrymen residing under the British forts, at their being restored to their liberty.

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