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... deflroyed, the part the cltates being burned down, and a number of properties Grand Terre are burred. _ c What late the Enemies Slavery for tne fallen Touffaint is uncertain. General Leclerc, appears the Moniteurof the 17th, potfues with .relh ciarges. Of the ...
... Irilh CathoJic’s Advice to his Brethren, how to eltimzte their prePatt fitaation, and repel french Invafion, Civil Wars, and Slavery. By DENIS SCULLY, Efq. Barrifterat Law, a new euitiun, with Preface, Notes, and Appendix, the Imperial Parliament. the above ...
... Infh Catholic’s Advice, to his Brethren, how ellimate tlieir prelent fituation, and repel French Invilion, Civil Wars, and Slavery. DENIS SCULLY, Efq. Banifterat >v, a new edition, with Prefart, Notes, and Appendix, a Member of tbe Imperial Parliament. ...
... Irifli Catholic’s Aif'icc to bis Bretkfcn, how eftimttc their prefcnt lit oat ion, and repel frcnchlnrafion, Civil Wars, and Slavery. UKNIS SCULL'V.Eft). Barrifter w, a new edition, with Preface, and Appendix, a Member the Imperial Parliament. Of the above ...
... Brit.fti, had ftripped t.er her lails, &c. to rende-11 the move difficult of execution.” A Bill for the gradual abolition of Slavery, has ! paffed the Legilliture Pennfylvania, which is | now engaged in a propofition for abering the Con- • flitution of the ...
... maftorful domination favage the American .fiends—be ween the immediate, total Abolition ttu Slave Trade, and the Abol.tion that Slavery wli.eh dyne can prelerve the cxjflence of whit* men in UirCi.ar.hean Sea. Thai there n „ oth#r alien Htive, the late h.ftory ...
... bindmg 'ban they arp. agreeable to the God and Nature.” Of what authority, then, are the laws of this or any o country which ? Slavery, which iscpnirar/ to the Law of Nature, which \ajj diffated God which is ...
... pirates have lately appeared upon the court ot Portugal, captured and a iir-iiiman, carrying their ciews, me amuUHt of m.n, slavery. Jeronie Bonaparte, atref being five Pays u..cter ine, land.d, and reoeiveu vifits lr m me Sp.ii.ll, A*tjbj iTador., and omer ...
... honored article!, 'i he ftpreme cunmaod is given to DeflhKefes, who is called Emperor I. See. bat the Gorfemmeot it hereditary. Slavery is abolilbed lofeVer—no particular rel;gion is acknowledged by the State—and the colour! the Empire tub declared tobe black ...
... hundred artivbs. The (u--, . culn . arui is given DefTalincs, who is v liu.pev' - I. &c. b. i the Government is not aerTnury Slavery is abolifhe.i tor ever—no particular religion >s • lodged the State—ai.o -> coleu s the Empire : ...
... Bonaparte rule fea’as fiell as Bad, and has lofl the fewer of Lis navy in the attempt. While War, Opprefihn, 'Force, And Slavery continue todefiroy the fairefi portion of the Continent, let us-eetjl honfi pad refpeßful glance an THIS COUNTRY, to which ...
... tk. ASAPH fpoke with great energy on the eifeSs Slavery, as the i Cave below the condition humanity, and as depriving him the power of,duelling his own exer-‘ tions, whether mental or bodily. Though Slavery had been prace.fed among the ancients, yet they ...