... llicy saw only the image fferiliaBiB degradation Tlie Icstriictinii the privileged orJS'lw iSiSg tlie natural consequence the slavery Which tlicicNCT held the people Their oufr igcous iundclity the wbr fci their conduct accounted for though not cxcuscd '' ...

... him that might testify all his gra-• titudc her for the hiiinniic and generous trcatment experienced from her his condition slavery This demand not having been iiccepted lie again requested tlie widow send him least her son that might through him repay Ilia ...

... _then within _the _territory of _Algiers , _and to _the renunciation by _its _government of . _the _practice of Christian _slavery . __ . .. _' • I _am _persuaded that you wilt _^ e _^ _liily _sensible of the _importance of an _arrangement so . intercstiiig ...

... _yii > _. N , for-the _, return ofSt Doniingo to its _coloniul . rclations with France : — Arl . 1 . . The abolition of _slavery _i-liall _he for ever decreed in St Do- i iningti _;—2 ; Civil and _political rights . slinll'bc _granted to every class of ...

... from your mismanagement at home , your _heroes sliall hava _bled , only that thrir _children may inherit _a country _^ ' n _slavery , its _. _agriculture ruined _, and its _commerce gone . At this moment , _one-fourth of all tlie inhabitants of England _^ ...

... _equitable _Government _, • _; No man will deny that _cases may _occur iii '' which _( lie _people can _have no _choice but slavery or _resistance ; no man will _hesitate to _say , whal . tlicir _choice ought _to be ; and _i ( is llir tirst wisihm af emr ...

... lately _oll ' ercd to _tin- _Prince _Urgent ; and at a _liine when no _less _was at st ; _i !; o _thiiu _lliu _liberty lit slavery of tlie country . At _tins pfriod it wa » i iglit _they _slioulil _uiiders _. tand wlio _those were who _liad an interest ...

... _determined icsolutton _than _its _cncroaclimeuta . _Sleep in a State , as _Montesquieu say ? is al _. _nays _followed by _slavery . Dr _Price . OUR last number _contained'a short view of the _Parliamentary _history of this reign _, to the end of _the American ...

... sliew to tlic whole _world that _we still _sympathise with _the _exertions of freemen , and can hold no coiinminioii _with slavery . The Seditious _Meetings Bill passed . _the House of Lords _on Tuesday . It lias _received several _amendments since it was ...

... _Marseilles , liavc been _tnLcn in _the _Meditcrrmieiin by tlic row galleys of tlie _AlgeriiK's , and tlic _crews _sent into _slavery . Dr ROI ! I : HTSON and Mr _MARGAT , tlic aeronauts , will _exhibit u grand _spectacle lit Paris on _the 6 th of April , ...

... _. _'t | u ; ilc _nntioniil rrpre-. sfiil ! ili ( in . . Snitlnnd was _tlii'ii _warrrly rccuvL'ri _. 'd _t'roili _tlic . slavery of {' nnl ; _ilist » , I ' _roiii tliu _ulll'rts ot ' _lu'r _rL'li i _; iui > K _conlrnvcrsieSi or fr » ni ' hcr ! _ivii'cd ...

... uttering a word . This would be countenancing and approving the _conduct of Ministers _, and assisting in their _subjugation and slavery .. It _is our duty to tell _the Prince Kegcnt that he sliould seek Eccurity in the _love and _affection _, of his _people ...