... not hopeless. At this time Prince Henryof Portugal, lays siege to Ceuta, and one at' his chief objects is to rescue from slavery the noble Villa - lon In the end Pri ace Henry succeeds in conquering the King of Cents, but not before the latter, having ...

... innocent suffered death. - About five or six days after her execution the husband arrived, having 'been kept 'three years in slavery by. the Algetines, who had Made him prisoner. He inquired after his wife, and soon learned her unjust accusation and unfortunate ...

... work; and one quarter of the produce is allowed them for their -labour, and they are found to work much better than when in slavery. is much beloved, particu, larly by the Whites. He entirely' maintains his old Master, who now resides at Philadelphia in ...

... made use of to gain his consent to a contra& of the most disadvantageous kind. He was made merely to exchange one sort of slavery for another, and instead of three years, the agreemen on the same principle might have been extended for life. In this way ...

... Master. It is in these words : se to pay to Sir Timothy Takeall or Bearer, Es tab ` l l . ll Two ree ce, on the Abolition of Slavery, and 1 3 , 11/ten t of om Self, EnglanGrudm, the da ble and B earall of April, 17 9 5, 1 -• Tw o „ JEFFRY GROWLER. STEPHEN ...

... before the War, have returned thither to establish themselves' again. The Judges of Pennsylvania have determined that negro slavery did legally exist in that State. The Judges of North Carolina . have decided that the late ads prohibiting negroes from being ...

... the Island—The one is, the submission of ad the Blacks ; but when we consider the horror which. these have for labour and slavery, and the contempt they feel for life, such an idea cannot be entertained for a moment—besides, the Negro is extremely distrustful ...

... carry off nor embark their General,_ as they hail been persuaded to believe, and still less . to reduce them to their former slavery ; that - their freedom was maintained, published, and confirmed by the French Government, and the. Captain General of St, ...

... Le. gislative Body, relative to the West Indies, which was to be discussed on the Igth. By this plan it is proposed that Slavery shall be maintained in the French Islands as it existed anterior to the year 1789. This law is to be extended likewise to ...

... in favour of it 56 —against it 38 ; in the Legislative Body it Was carried by z 66 ry tic,. The projet for continuin the Slavery of the Blacks has also been adopted by a majority of 27. A Telegraphic dispatch from Brest dated the 19tli inst. states, that ...

... which I know you to possess. Distrust the Whites i they will betray you if they can ; their manifest desire is to restore Slavery. In consequence, I give you full powers to do. what you judge to be best ; raise the Cultivators in a mass, and eon- Vince ...

... strenuously' It gave an enormous accession of is against severity, but , the Bishops, an d suhieued t he inferior not to actual slavery, at least to a degree . of„influenee. It was also 0 the idea of personal accommodation limits prescribed by the Laws of the ...