... Diary of the Rfev.-J Williams-Obituary of Mr. Gcorge Grifflths-Of Mr. Doling. RELZGrCus ?? in Ruflia-WA.arn- ing agaiirft Slavery-Ordination of the-Rev. Mr. Craig-Meet. lng of A'iinifters at Wirflow -Efex Affociation-Hampfbird Affociation-Dcycription of ...

... Clergy; but he realv thlought ifit vas properly dvlnoninated, it would be calted aiu A t ftir the total Degrada- tion and Slavery of tie Clergy ut( Eugland. By the various enadetmcntsofthe Bill ?? i vrs putat tire mercy of the ltop of ?? so whicthhebvlonged ...

... thernfelves iv n rht like wanner, to th' Armts and' Seduitlionst of Prance, hlave' loft boeh; *and Rfink in the moft debafing Slavery,. as Nations, and as indeiridu4ls, :But, if fueh niiguiaed peiffous have laiddlide their prejudices and deligos,. and llitous ...

... CATHOLIC's ADVICE to his a BRF 1-HREN~ how ) o. c~itimate their praerit hutatilo, and repai Fiench Invafion, Civil Wars, and Slavery. By DENYS SCLI lAi, Efq. liarriferatLaw. Second Edition, revifed by tlie Author, with a Preface. London:-Printed byj. Girger ...

... voyage. All this waile of human life takes place before the Negroes enter into that terreftrial paradife which the Dcalers 'it Slavery de- fcribe their fliate to be. Very few indeed will believe that fuch can be the lot of creatures clopelled to work by the ...

... relt; evcry Preeholder vho now votes may exultingly exclaim, i HA.VE RFSCUY.D Toe CiOUNry OF MIDDLESEX FRoM DIS- RAtCtE A.' SLAVERY, AND AFFORLDED A NOBLE: AND ENCOU- RAGING kitAMiLE 70 'I'l)E ELECrOts OL GREATr BRITALNO1 TilE SOVKtsIGRN PowER OF V'IRITLe ...

... It will be recolleced th t this Judge, some thme ago, delivered a very spitited charge to a Grand Jury, on the subjeft of Slavery, which he reprobated as contrary to every principal of religion, every dictate if morality~ and every call of humanity. His ...

... vernment rejected it. The object of Government, the . Right Honourable Gentleman stt ted to be, to purchase . the Blacks out of slavery for the purpose of putting them e' into a military body. s General GASCOIGNE stated, that a pioposition had e been made from ...

... sustained any damage darirng the storms which prevailed alsog the American Coast in thle preceding month. The question of Slavery has met a similar fate in America its inl TEngland. In tll- !-Iouse of Representa- tives, on the Ith of Janua; y, MIr. Sloan ...

... , was itself an answer to such objec- tions. With regard to the danger which threatened the Constitution, he denied that Slavery and Popery were inseparable, for could it bfe forgotten that the Great Charter, the foundation Of ouf6 liberties, had originated ...

... Portugal, captured se- vcral tortuosuese coasters and a B razilman, cmrryini, their crews, to the amount of lo mnen, into slavery. Ja- t RoMr BmilAPAr.TF, after beinir five days under quaran- I tine, lanrded, and received vi~its froni the Spaili'll Am- ...

... keeping down the sp4wit of discontent p; among a people ; that the grand piinciples of libiity v wure to be set aside, and that slavery was to bear SWayi h in anation professing to be free. If persicuticn were c to be the only mnedianm through which we can retain ...