... burthensome to commerce were abolished, all vestiges of the antienf servitude had been effaced, the annihilation of internal slavery had been determined, statute labour had been sup- pressed in several provinces, and was on the point of being entirely done ...

... conceded ? — and to whom is the concession promised ? The Irish Catholics, from the most abjeft state of deprivation and slavery, and that too undera colony within a kingdom, are now intitied to Hold lands in fee ; to sit as Jurors on the trials of their ...

... children, and to all that was dear to them. * ** Yes, my dear Brother, Heaven has made me the instrument of releasing from slavery 266 per- sons, whom even hope had. almost abandoned. I have had hard fighting ; but I have succeeded, and without its costing ...

... Constitution, which Ministers could not or 'would not suffer, because they well knew there was no choice for them between the slavery of the coun- try, and th» punishment of themselves. But he wished others would pause before they entered into that track which ...

... honourable* and that the greatest war- riors among them introduced Lordships, distinctions of title and property, 3nd a system of slavery ; and, consequently, that if the people wished to get rid of the evils that oppressed them, they must destroy all- Lordships ...

... indeed modern French principle? ; he did fear that disposition to submit, to a military despotism, that .disposition toj slavery' from dread cf martiaj law ?? disposition, .to aggrandisement ou the weakness of others, Tiiese were die French principles ...

... into departments, circles, or distrias, and parishes. lI.— INHABITANTS. 3. Slaves are not permitted in this territory. — Slavery is abolished for ever; all men, born in this 'country, live and die freemen and Frenchmen. 4. Every-rhan, of whatsoever colour ...

... It would be impossible to describe the joy of these Frenchmen on seeing their country again, after so long and painful a slavery. It was cncreased by learning at the same time the signing of the preliminaries of peace. These happy tidings made them forget ...

... Governments 01 ?? -- ■ which, one way or another, has not met 3 5 ...

... several others, have written positively to Bona- parte, that they will never condescend to be made the tools of ambition or slavery, and give up the. rights of man, for which they always understood they had been shedding their blood ! ?? The Irish Committee ...

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... recommended Mr. Jackson in the strongest :er.r.e to the attention ot the electors. The Elcclor of Bavaria h.->s abolished slavery in all the Ravaro-Palatine dominions. The King of Spain is making t,reat preparations for a tour to Barcelona, the object ...