... ns ; it r, disrobes thie Ooslicl of its purity, antd plunders nankind of their hopes. Bst *we arc also ceonscirrnrs that slavery has hecen cosexistent Wit& the formation of the *orld, that it at has contirarred throubh' all the progression of succeeling ...

... Tuesday se'tsnighst, Lord Percy, in thle House of Commnons motied for leave to brirsg in a -bill for the gra- dual Abolisos of Slavery itself in the West Indies, by declaring all n'rro child-en free whio should be horn after a certain perood. 'I'lisjust proposo-si ...

... a state of perfect indepen- sjaia is tht:dbited by a race of men long arvcootoired otlegradatiien of civil advi religions slavery; Etigland is ilasio of freemet, itnmpatienit of tih restraint of tyrarl- udrle t list osed to sacrificc their lives titan ...

... suffers hersel':to be sedueed by yoir hopes. Tittle I judge between us. But, in the ntean title, wE :; I ' fjee, or die. Slavery is the only evil ve. dreao, and I hopes are firm in otir valour attd itt Sli pr t t coif -(3d of jusstice.' 7The example of ...

... againsttthe attacks of the French. Thetroops ot Valencia which, it is said, are coming to besiege this city, antd rescue itfhout slavery, amount to amoutr- 45,00h timen.-ihose of itndilulsia to 30,0ihtt; those of tEstra- mtmdura to l)0,000, and if Murcia to 20;0UO ...

... bitter grief which opprecssedl your hearts. at seeing yout native land threa- ' tened witls the odious oke of the most cruel slavery, has at length broken through the harriers which the irresistible force of circumstaneei had imposed \upon. you k yes, your ...

... uider the dominsioi of despotic qwnty, to titow off h yote of the oppressor, and emancipate theniselves fiom j2e gll grasp of slavery. But should the F pch triuinph, t cj, s (God in his ;flfite mercy forbid) it will tlhei be miade 1rdeOit that a ryrant, at ...

... Iuglish are not cnlie here in lihe 'I1'racter or conqsuerars, as the Frenchnicvi did; they ,ioi',e it, Iree as froin the slavery-tllat oppressl-d us If we dV lis t6uthii, we mnst be teproaciied as anD ucr~sraeful peto- aie. 1'the Euigliuh did not beater ...

... shameful capitulation, anti rising ?? io eders iteod rsA re;! comaendi and even to yourselves, preferred death, to in sery and slavery, persevere in your gencrouq re- solution. Jile mroment; ry occupation of the buildiego; of the city by tlre enerny is of uo ...

... these endeavpursz j althouigh seven of the Mremlsers or the preserit CabVinct, out of' t tione, were advocates of African Slavery! t We melheve I hat [sore lusitsless was done ifete dudng the two last, `ecka, in the ilesportant article of cotton, than ...

... Great-lritan.: in whjchj defeat-,tbey-say-, 'oid entaildisgrace ana ruin, and surcess odly subject the United Statestb 4e'same. slavery -with extinguished thle republics of 'nice, S~iitzerland, and Ho- Jand. * Aletthrs wer'received yesterday. ftoio the cast ...

... shouslu think that esvery tliieg ivas v4'iet Iin Ilm. North, and that itot thle slighltest elhalle of war ?? complete is the slavery to which the foreign press ha, linen reduced. Thli colitinhtance tiC Sthe war withi Tairkey is a cirenimsiance that cannot ...