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            Treaties, Farmans, enact­
                 ments, etc.           Subject matter.         Where printed.



           Annexed letter dated   Stating in explanation of a discrepancy  Aitchison’s Treaties,
             18th August 1845   between the Arabic and English version   Volume XI, page 60.
             from the Imam of   of the engagement of 1822 that it is
             Maskat to Captain   incumbent on him, his he irs and governors
             Hamerton.        to assist to apprehend English subjects
                              who might be engaged in slave trade.
            Agreement with the   (1) Prohibiting export of slaves from his  Aitchison’s Treaties,
             Sultan of Maskat,   African dominions.          Volume XI, page 68.
             and October 1845.
                             (2)  Prohibiting importation of slaves from
                              Africa into bis Asiatic dominious.
                             (3) Permitting Her Majesty’s vessels as well
                              as those of the East India Company to seize
                              any vessels belonging to the Sultan or
                              his subjects carrying on slave trade, ex­
                              cepting vessels engaged in the transport
                              of slaves from port to port of his own
                              African dominions between certain points
                              defined, including the islands of Zanzibar,
                              Pemba and .Montea.
                             This treaty to have effect from 1st January
                              1847.
            Imperial Farman of   Prohibiting transportation of slaves by  Aitchison’s Treaties,
             the Porte addressed   Turkish vessels from Africa.  Volume XI, page 17.
             to the Vali of Bagh­
             dad, 23rd January
             1847.
            The Porte’s Instruc­ Directing that liberated African slaves,  Aitchison's Treaties,
             tions to Ncjeb Pasha   preferring to return to their country,   Volume XI, page 18.
             Vali of Baghdad, 6th   should be handed over to British author­
              April 1847.     ities.
             Engagements entered  (a) Prohibiting exportation of slaves from  Aitchison's Treaties,
              into by the Chiefs of   Africa in his vessels and those belonging   Volume X, page 133.
             Ras-ul-Khima, De-   to his subjects or dependents.
             bai, Umm-ul-Ko*
             wein, Abu Thabi,
             Bahrein, 1847.
                             (£) Authorising cruizers of the British
                              Government to search such vessels sus­
                              pected of being engaged in slave trade
                              and to seize and connscate those found
                              exporting slaves from the coast of Africa
                              or elsewhere upon any pretext whatever.
            Engagement of the   Prohibiting importation of African slaves  Aitchison’s Treaties,
             Shah's Government,   by sea.                    Volume X, pages
             June 12, 1848, with                             66—69.
             Farmans to the Gov­
             ernors of Fars, Ispa­
             han and Persian Ara­
             bia.
            11 and ia Viet., C.  An act for carrying into effect the agree­  Aitchison’s Treaties,
             CXXV11I.         ment between Her Majesty and the Imam   Volume XI, page
                              of Maskat (dated 2nd October 1845).  CXLI.
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