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

Note 6 — TO THE BRITISH PLANTERS.

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For several years before the war, the French received from foreign nations above 1,000,000l. sterling for the article of sugar only; besides a large sum for indigo, and other West India products; the loss of which will induce them, without delay, to push on their trade to Africa with the utmost vigour, which, we know, they are making great preparations to do, that sufficiently points out the necessity for some measures to be speedily taken to prevent their succeeding.

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