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... the spreciy abolition ofslavery. Mr Cresson sercnted the mostion, quar Mr FOOTSr, in speakirsg of the particular favorur that hast been conferred as tlr be osi the lsleetiirg by Mr Bansierman, said, he hopedsharst something immediate iequi sits atid sdecidesd ...

... corr~ectniess have been ascertaisiod. 'i'hePor~tuiguese ltival for-ceis to Sbe augmented by ?? ?? of 74 gulls. CaptainsNa- it pier, whoi is to linac the command of. ths fleet of Don Pedro, will C therefore ]have touch to do, as it stems probable that the ...

... The George the Fourth steamner, which was purchased in this country for his service, has been made a prize of by Admiral Na- pier, manned with a new crew, and is now, added to the Queeti's fleet. It was generally circulated last -week that an agent was ...

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