... U-ibevoot J)firrurn. SALTS POPULI LEX STWREAMA. F.= - A- . SETE E - .-i FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 182,B; --6 PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES. Whet, thou2?, the 0 OOQshipsgof Britain have remsained ifseetic,. ichile theirleereawnt ships hase fallen victims, or ...

... obtaining sugar by the devastating effects of the slave trade, and also by pro. hibitions for the su )port of slavery in the West Indies. The diagonal s!!ading represents Ilindostan, from which our trade in sugar is restricted and limited by high duties. The ...

... in their circular, the editor, 11 is his lal 3- numbers, has zealously supported a cause and a party iniiila . Ifto the West Indies in general, and to that island in particular' it why did they not expose him in open day, rather than hare t- g course to ...

... samne day, in the House of Commons, petitions were presented from several quarters, praying the abolition of slavery in the West Indies: also a petition against the Combination-laws, and one for the abolition of the win. dow duty. Mr. James presented a petition ...

... 630,833Sannually, as a bounity on the export of its surplus. If there was now sucha bounty, should n- we be supplying the West Indies, the Brazils, and the C, Mediterranean with foreign wheat or flour ? No; a ?? much smaller bounty would have caused an eXten- ...

... Antigua, he Nayadeit, Hail, hence at St. Ubes. W Le Mary Russell, from Cork at Barbadoes. Mary (of ttis portO from the West Indies, off Margate. d phigenia, Chesney, from Demerara off Portland. te Petrel, Harris, hence for St. Sebastian at Milford. I ...

... addition to our statute book! I Lord Dudley and Ward presented a petition from the 0 .merchants of Liverpool trading to the West Indies, praying a their Lordships not to interfere with colonial property, f6 without granting full compensation to the owners ...

... Geary, late 1. ?? Peed',ll. with a handsome piece of v Wjwhistie eerions apainot the pirates, whien ,,thatvesel in the West Indies. The B rgsmand of tofthe correspondence which took place - si and which has been ordered to be pub- :d: LiverPOO4, Avguet ...

... his residence at Naples. 7; ' Arrangements have been made for immediately sending te out reinforcements of troops to the West Indies. The Funds,-Consols are now 83ft both for inoneey and a time.-market steady-buyers. 34; Bank ?? Etchequer Bills, 36s. 40s ...

... EDITORS OF T2H LIVERPOOL MBRCURY. GEN TLMITBe remarks in your last week's paper rela- tive to the slave colonies in the West Indies, are, atthis mroent, 1 entitleds fromh their impottauce, to the utmost attention. In J -. the name of r ow: can the'proprietors ...

... COMMlONS. i. PET'1'ETTiONS. Onl TnUESDAY, Jime 17-There were seventeen petitions for the 'aY abolitirn of slavery in the West Indies; four in favour of the Cis ?? of small notes; three a-ainst the LUceitsing Bili three against the htrningw of H-tdon svidows ...

... country to the fact, for magistrates will sometimes play queer tricks; and, although to liberate 800,000 slaves in the West Indies would be consoling to any honest man's mind, yet there would be an actual practical relish attend'- ing the immediate e ...