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... che meet of the very reverse of what prevailed In Africa at the present a, moment. They were for psace--.ss far as their objects extended- Ihi, ithey were exclusively foe peace. They wanted tn being Africa to list such a slate of things that the native ...
... those born slaves or made so by the fortune of war, for such is now, and ever has been, the case. In that event, their transportation would be equivalent to their emancipation. They would simply lose Africa and slavery, and gain the congenial climate of ...
... dt Mr. Buxton then dwells upon the facilities which Africa affords for li .e commercial Intercourse-her majestic rivers, navigable thousandl of ~, it miles inland-the comparative Proximity of Africa with Esgland- P, it the many commanding stations that ...
... Into slavery, or the sesoning, as it is termed sl by the plataeaa. S Tea vast continent af Africa is octrupled by but two classes,-the ° ?? and the spoiled- war, rapine, murder, night burnings, slave hunts by blo4 are the stated occupation of one class ...
... been 3740 bales, of which 21S7 bales New, South Wales, 762 from Germany, 302 from Turo %rre fe from Spain, and the rest from Africa and Italy. B! 31 , WooL.-Leeds, Sept, 13.-Excepting for Fi, ,tslities, very little is doing In this market at present. I. ...
... ic ~Town - -- - I 2,400 4,42t43 oul Holland ?? l:.200 1,339611 I to Belgium ?? 1,572,328 10,4 Si Channellslands ?? 224 Bum war ?? 1,082,303 133,231 Ott, Portugal. Azxone adcub Madeira. lr. 3,130 MEn ihis Spainaudtbek 1sris 13, 107 Si Gibraltar 120,008 ...
... would thus be destroyed by horrible expedients. ?? mould have prefearuti a continuation of war to a stipulation bich meditatcd murder against the people of Africa. TThe 3hlarquis ot Lasisdowne said the petition to the Peers would be presented by his Royal ...
... A inil Lord Al'orpeh, has resigned the command of the Wol. Li log veri'.s slooip of war, on that vessel being ordered from the am Malta station to the coast of Africa, to crnize after slavers. ten Commander Tucker has be appointed t uce h N in gallant ...
... for cosiderrrll d enlargemcnt of our marlcets in the Arestrian dominions, in the Ottoranaar empire, in vaisinus tuirts rf Africa, It Arah!la, its cea. tralt A4L,, in the counitries borderios on the Indus and in o China ; an(A if the mrcasurces ilready ...
... Achmet Bey *J .in the government of Constastliaa, as thrir tributary. The TFateriwvitc has lately captured on the coast t of Africa a Portulzuese brigwith 356, and a schooner wvit r 272 slaves on board. NEW P3twuSIt is said thaat General a' etti- at Sir ...
... loop of war It I rdfred from the Malta station to the coast of Africa bttcruioe after slavers that the Honourable Captain Howarda taer of Lord 31orpeth, resigned the command of that ?? but that he necessarily resigned the command of a ?? war on his being ...
... 'The meetitig wais ti subsequen'tly addressed by thle Reove. M'Oo'en, Bates, S. Broadbent (late a mtissionsary iii South Africa), ])r. Alder, ((lie secretr of(le Parecit Society,) Dr. Newton, Re. All the speeches were of sit exceedingly interesting nittuore ...