... policy of thb revelutionary g6- vei nents, by the prejudices of mainy persons in England, and above all by the absotuite slavery of thb continental press. -STACKHOUSE'S BIBLE, by BISHOP GLEIG. Parts I. and I. (to be completed In Fourteep Monthly Parts ...

... February, in post Svo., cloth boards price 10s ad W MOMA N physiologically conisidereadasto MINb, MORAL *ARIAGE, ?IATRIMONIAL SLAVERY, IN- FINDLITY, and DIVORCE. By ALEXANDER WALKER. 1 Poor thing of usagas I coerced, compell'd, YVictim when wrong, and martyr ...

... rrf tlicr muoile, nitr ore ticey cI ye I requcited for their lal-toir c Whichl is, Itt fact, occiy cc scale ofl cirdifatlI slavery c' 05c arc 'lIcer attic, torl whi:cit iVe itye reasont ezateclitigly to dread .1 ic cacite ii cctotnod bloodsled Iii Lhie ...

... Initials and Vigieoa tion London: Thomas nlaciar ' Ian, rous SIR GEORGE STEPICEN . of This day is publislhbl fe ,~ Lil Th tANTI-SLAVERY REC~iij Liars A Sericsof Letters aiddressed te i j The by Sir GEORGE STEPHEN, at hcr reqij0 >00 tro- Lon~don : T. Hatchard ...

... Population, Trade and Produc- dtifns of the Country. the State of Agriculture, of the Arts, Military and Naval Power, Christian Slavery, Fiqancial and Piratical Systems, c. By M. Panani. With Notes and II- lustrationshby Edward llacquiere, Esq. R. N. Author ...

... of a Revolutionary Patriot, from the soil which he eminently assisted in liberating, and send them to moulder in a land of slavery! Nile's Register says- We just announced the arrival of 3:,00 troops at the liavanna. They paraded in great pomp for about ...

... of the Indians, assembled at Seneca Village, near Buffalo, to his Excellency De Witt Clinton. Go- vernor of New Yorlk-Ngro Slavery-Account of capturvcd Negroes in Sier. a Lecne-Free Schools in Sierra Leone-Death et Patli Cuffee. ?? for Longnsa, Hurst, Rees ...

... Journals and Jourial-lieepers. 7. Life of an Arohitect: Mr. Soane, S. Practical Jokes: Ben Backstay. By Mrs.. Moodie. 9. Slavery in New England. By Miss Sedgewick. 10. his Barbara Bliss and her Miseries. II. Original Anecdotes, Social and Political, Collected ...

... IRELAND. HOUSE OF LOR-DS.-APRIL S0. Lord DE DUNSTANVILLE-presented two Petitions, pray- ing for the gradual Abolition of Slavery; The Duke of MONTROSE brought down an Answer from an Address of the Mluse to his Majesty, for certain Papers, whieh his Majesty ...

... PROMPT LEXTINCTION of BRITISH COLONIAL SLAVERY; chiefly ad. dressed to the more Inluentiteal classes. To nwhich are added, Thoughti ontCompnzapo tion. Byibe Author of a, mmedliate Not Gradual Aoilition of Slavery.I Iodated bor J. Hatrbiard and Son , icail; ...

... RiPlace. FRESHFIIOILD, XAYE. and FIXt t8FELD), Solicitors.. NTI.SLAVERY SOCIETY-.-The Secon-d.Ge- Aneral Annual meeting of the Society for 11i1tigating and graduatlly ?? the State of Slavery throughout the Britlah onlinil beh Ld on iturday, the lath day ...

... lie foewarded withiout delay ?pofit paoid) to Thouaons Mo.se1.1~ley, Hsit., 130, lBedlord. street, Covent-eocrdeai. NTJ.-SLAVERY.-At a Meeting of Dele- A gates, hlucd at hBrowvn'sHotel, on Tuesday, May 20, I61, Tile follouviog prnintunle aiid resoilutions ...