... SLAVERY. Mr. HUTT said it wsnuothis intention to bring forward, on Thursday next, his motion ou the subject of slavery, but it was certainly his intention to bring torward the subject ou a future occasion. WINDOW TAX. Lord DUNCAN said, on this day fortnight ...

... SLAVERY. From to 1700,300,000 negroes were taken from Africa thousand per jeir—Las Casas's sym- pathv for the Indian, aobelituted African slavery. It is estimated by the Abbe H.iynal and Cocker that to obtain the present stock in the west, some 10,«00 ...

... SLAVERY. Fkom ICBO 171)0,300.000 negroes were token from Africa America —fifteen thousand peryeir—-Las sympathy for the Indian, substituted African slavery. It is the Abbe ami cker hat to obtain the present stock in the west, some 10,000.000 have been ...

... SLAVERY. It is by the agency of unwarrantable interference, foreign and domestic, that the minds of many otherwise good citizens, have been so inflamed Into the passionate condemnation of the domestic institutions of the Southern States as at length ...

... acquainted with seek other in slavery, and associated together from belonging to the mania part of Africa. The adults consist of 10 mac and eight women. Some of the children are infante. One of the women has been in slavery 36 years. Several of them have ...

... SLAVERY PUBLIC LECTURE. ALECTURE on the Sufferings of the Colour's] Race, the American Fugitive Act, and the Duly of the Churches in Seeking the Removal of this most Grievous Op ers will be delivered (the Lord willing) by the Rev. Dr THIS EVENING (Tuesday) ...

... SLAVERY IN TRAVANCORE. IFruin Thu Friend a India, F.oruary 10.) Among the many subjects which wit out be pressed spins the attelitiou of parliament in the isquiry now pro- ' seeding, is the eaten' to which slavery will exists in India. It appears to be ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. fuesday, a lecture on the sufferings of the coloured race, and the American Fugitive Act, was delivered in Brownfield Church (Rev. Mr Meikluges), by the Rev. Willis, formerly of Glasgow, now Professor of linty at Toronto, Upper Canada ...

... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. The following curious advertisemecte are re-published in Notes and Quern— . A Black Boy, of about 15 years of age, named John White, ran away from Colonel Kirke, the 15th instant; be has a silver collar about his neck, upon which ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, a public meeting of the opponents of slavery in the United States of America, and throughout the world, was held in the Merchants' Hall, Hutcheson Street, for the purpose of forming a female association for aiding the cause ...

... AIiIiRICAN SLAVERY. The Earl of Shaftesbury has forwarded to the the fiAlowing proporeJ address from the women of Eqgland to the women of America, with ► request that it may be published:— The affectionate and Christian address of many thousands of the ...

... SLAVERY IN JAVA. The following facts are well worthy of the attention of Mrs. Beecher Stowe. Worked up in her pleasing style of negro narrative, it would serve admirably as a pendant for a picture or two of hers in' Uncle Tom's Cabin.' The communication ...