... between Africa and America annually subjects to the horrors of slavery ?? 2o0,000 And murders ?? ?? ?? 30,000 87,500 187,500 -5 255,000 Annual victims of Christian Slave Trade ?? S75,000 ,, ,, of Mohammedan ?? ?? 100,000 Annual loss to Africa. ?? 475 ...

... CRtEEK, MAY 31.-Arrived the Como, Older,. Leghorn; and Catherine, Fligg, Aquilas. BBRISTOL, MAY 31.-Arrived the Usk, M'Lean, Africa; and Lion, Teneriffe. LiVERPOOL, MAY 30.-Arrived the Atlas, Higgin- son, Ceara; Cessnock, Thomson, Barbadoes; Kate, Crawford ...

... have also entered boats to compete for the town cup, ox tne value or no sginoa1. PLYasOrTI.-The Pylades sloop-of-war arrived from Africa on Monday. She brings important intelligence from the coast respecting the slave trade, a new system having sprung ...

... from the city article of the XUorring Adver- tiser:- W'e regret to state that by the most recent accounts from 'thes coast of Africa, the slave trade was carried on 'with' greater activity than ever. Not less than 34 slave vessels had been captured and carried ...

... of its females, and, above all, the pstrlotic war now raging there against her tyrannical oppressors, and the great results depending on the ultimate independence of the Caucasian tribes, to which the war ray lead, tend to make Mr. Spencer.s amu1sinI ...

... Brazil . . 11,474,863,935 Asia . . 1,667;O63,372 Africa a t 25,288,250 M'iladeira and the Azores 246,049,485 t Total 13,413,265,042 I186. , 6 From Brazil . . - 14,153,761,891i Asia . . 1,794,679,145 s Africa . . 37,518,200 t MIadeira and the Azores 118,016 ...

... r',ver sloop of war, Captain Sir William Young, from a cruise off the Dotch coast, and the Creole, French sloop of war, fromn ditto. 641iel the Conway sloop of war, Captain Elen, on a cruise off the Texel, and the E. French briie of war Bidine, f,;r Cherburg ...

... for St. Helena; Georgiana, Thoms, Ma- dras; lean, Goldie, for Singapore; William Leckesby, Rowe, for Svdney; Gil Blas, for Africa. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 29.--.Wind S.W. to N.W., fresh and squally. Arrived off port the Kellie Castle, from China, sailed the 11th ...

... Aigoa Bhay, Juna, 5. The Ilingrler, i8, w as at St John's en Juine 23Dls, The Lilly, 1fi, Coormanidar Dearre. irstenrlerl for Africa, is litting tol take ?? flr'rlall. the Erigliula Consul, tri thre Cnpe o *cVoids. 'Ili,, Powerful, 84, Captain Na. pier, urriteri ...

... l-miarbotlt, from Calais; )-uld. from Darhadoel; Janet, from Vast i ')emenas Land; Brltnit'nmoi, from Itahla; Gambia, from Africa ILttyl Severe go, from Calais; Commerce, from Hotterdam: Dian, rom ditto, Antlmn, from lanitzic- Ortilic, from ditto; Theresa ...

... 25. The Columbine, 16, Commander Elliot, sailed ves- terdav for the coast of Africa ; she proceeds direcs to the Bights of Benin and Biafra, to relieve the Pelican ship of war. The Tribune, 24, Captain Williams, sailed yesterday for Lisbon, to relieve ...

... Novem- ber, at which time were lying there the flag-ship Corn- wallis, 74, Veotal, 28, surveying ship Thunderer, and alnops of war Racehorse, 1t3 and lRingdove, 16. The Malabar having got ashore ofl Cape Bear, ha. damaged her bottom, and Is very leaky ; it ...