... FEMALE SLAVERY. ..-. Ms. Einros,—Alth•ugh the mistresses of Millinery utablishmeats, prompted by very shame, have, in many cues, treated their assistants with more cocutideration since the series of letters on the an um br appeared in Tug WItitIELY ...

... SLAVERY, Lord BROUGHAM then fixed for Tuesday next his mo-a tion respecting negro slavery, and presented petition from West Brunswick for its abolition. ...

... HORRORS . OF SLAVERY. I got to a meal au the Calarba River, ou tbe basks of whick aad to a lock, I a stem said a plies of Imo, which I brood the di my , chain, tt off. sad them crossed river, walked about twesty whoa I 101 l M * slaveowoor named Ballad ...

... SLAVERY Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice that he would, on Wednesday next, move for leave to bring in a bill for the better regulation of the treatment of slaves in our colonies. SILK TRADE. Mr. F. BUXTON presented a petition against the importation of 'foreign ...

... SLAVERY. A New Hampshire gentleman went down into Louisi- an a, many years ago, to tAke a plantation. He p ursue d the usual method; borrowing money largely to beg in w ith, paying high interest, and cl e a r i ng o ff his debt y e ar by year, as his ...

... SLAVERY Several Petitions were presented, praying for the gradual Abolition of Slavery. Lord Grosvesor said, he did not believe that Ministers were lukewarm in the question of the Slave Trade. But if had raison to think so, should bring the subject before ...

... SLAVERY. Sir EA RDLEY WILMOT gave notice that on to-morrow he should move that his motion standing for that day, on the subject of slavery, should be discharged, and that he would bring the subject forward on the 225 May inst. ...

... SLAVERY. Petitions, praying for the abolition of slavery, were presented by Mr. Harvey, from Colchester; by Mr. Adeane, from Lough_ borough and two other places ; by Mr. M. A. Taylor, from the city of Durham; by Mr. Prittie, from Roscrea, in Tipperary; ...

... SLAVERY. Lord SUFFIELD, having several petitions to present for the abolition of slavery, took the opportunity of explaining what he himself, and the Anti-Slavery Society, really meant, by the term immediate emancipation. Several petitioners had used ...

... WO LECTURES illustrative of the Character of Slavery in the British Colonies, and of the advantage, safety, and practicability of its immediate aboliton, will be delivered at Enenezer Chapel, High-street, Shorditch, by EDWARD BALDWIN, Ese. The First Lecture ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. LITTLETON presented a petition from the female inhabitants of Coastley, in Staffordshire, for the abolition of Negro Slavery, and also petitions from Bromsgrove and three other places to the same effect. Mr. HART DAVIS presented a similar ...

... SLAVERY. Lord SUFFIRLD presented47petltions from various parts of England. eignal by 2,900 signatures, against colonial slavery. Also, 47 pemons basing the same object from Ireland. POOR OP IRELAND. The Earl of ROSERERIC presented a petition front the ...