| Description | St Vincents, writes "just to say that fresh information leaves me not the least reason to doubt of Bigo the Charib chief's profound dissimulation, and insincerity, and of his real unfriendly inclinations towards his Majesty's Government", thinks a Charib war should not be risked if it can be avoided and his conduct will be dictated by his idea of the fitness of a general pacific, yet resolute and firm system, the letter continues with details of the capture of negroes |