... Sovereign's right, 2 Shall be confign'd in wfimy to ror, Leaving behind him an eternal blot On abj=2t France, deep funk in Slavery®s night.— ; When for thy Brother's life thou profferd'it thinz, Even callous Cruelty was feen to melt, Touch'd by that fpark ...

... BoNazarTz! Take Pomp, Pride, and Puff, T osinfele h make neaug itgodewn: To gild, and ta Take Treachery, Knavery, Povery, Slavery, Rape, Murder, and Warlike Renown = When thus you have done, T'ake Folly and Fun— Gantheaume, Treville,and Artbur o'Cénnor— ...

... undismay'd, Tramples on Fresdom, Industry, and Trade, Cousigning all its vengeance doom'd to share, To want and woe==to slavery and despair 5 Thank Heaven ! upon our sea-encircled Isle Prosperity centinues yet to smile ; With Peace and Liberty we still ...

... by free men with a view to guard against ty;anoy, but by tyrants, with a view to hold a great proportion of the people in slavery ? ( Hear, hear!) 'T'hey certainly could not be considered as the advocates of freedom or justice who could contend thas this ...

... was | | still seizing their persons, draining their purses, check- I‘ ! ing the cultivation of their lands—prolonging the | slavery of icu‘ fncrfds at camps, no longer cither use- | | ful or glorious—abridging every cnjoyment—scorning | every compiamg? 1n ...

... the ear Cf Him! who made all haunony, Fhan i 1 e blest sound of fetters bieaking, And the foschymo that man awaking From Slavery’s slumber, brea hes to Liberty, (sranisu paTrIOTS SONG.) Hark ! from Spain, indignant Spain, Buists the bold enthusiast strain ...

... subvert it and substitute slavery and Popery in stead ; but he would declue his own s ntiments, 2 these he believed were the seotiments of every v informed Catholic in Ireland, that he detested tyrane, despotism and slavery, whether proceeding from t ...

... for the abolition of slavery. FROM THE BELFAST MAGAZINE. The father of the sabject of this memoir, was a native of Africa, and brought as a slave into Muss«- chusetts 5 'he was owned by a person named Slocum, and remained in slavery a considerable portion ...

... of the Poor—Ellis on Respiration—Porson’s Hecuba— Hardy’s Memairs of the Earl of Charlemont—Publications on the West India Slavery— Papers on Toleration—Humbelt Essai Politique sur la Nouvelle Espagne—3Brande’s Papers on Philosophical Transac. tions—Tr ...

... persons in Nassau, but as her story rested upos Own unsupported assertion, it obtained but litte and she lived'in a state of slavery with Mrs Ve ley until Jately, when the rigoulz of her situati duced her to make another effort to recover hr ty, and she laid ...

... public workhouse, 3 ‘hat she stated her case to ma but as her story rested l:fi“ ssertion, it obtained but little cte tate of slavery with Mrs Yall en the rignul of her situatiod another effort to recover her b er case before the Attorney Ge itunatety discovered ...

... think it matter of policy, that hiving ta¥cn off their chains, they ought tgleave the degrading marks as memorials of their slavery, (Ilear! hear! from the Opposition.) Did he think that the brand shoul{ rewmain s a perpetual memorial of their t punishmeént ...