... I C We have been favoured with a MS. copy of the origi- Ial and unpublished journal, of which we here present our readers with a: portion, under the persuasion that it will be petused with the deepest interest. .S. Helena, May 6, 1821. MY B LOVED M-., before this reaches you, you will 'be a1'ase of the state we are in here; you will be aware of General Bonaparte being very seriously ill, as a ...

... Viricju; GrItTyrn't. lays,' November 28,1823. rooi )wj, Sugar, H. P. per cwt. S.$ .Lgodt. .6 .6. I L( bovn6wa5't aoodstn@£R S. d- Xes. d. cott eyan Musco. dry brown . ?? .86 a 594 Jamaica '.7150a 8 50 Ctil Middling ?? 6091 7thnnJ 6 3 0Pa Good bright0.pea.h. 90870 9 10 0 rJ. ined ?? . ..76 ?? 'tie° ba 910 0 10 00 run and 'Very ?? Jamaica. 800 9100 cotn ares- Dabs &verybrn. & 9o.5 r 0 0 71 0 ...

... *Y SLAVERY, AND ITS APOLOGtSTS. DIisguise thyself as thou wilt, still. Slavery, still thou wh At h bitter draught.'-Stoyne. isI for ,.CoantinedjfB our former paper stit Afi If we were disposed to decline further commentary upon are *thiS disgraceful and perplexing subject, the defenders of bot the colonial system would not allow us to follow our in- the clinations. Hoodwinked as they are by ...

... i I o, eorrigu au? sillcO?- 1h ot THE WAIL IN SPAINt !rs We resume our account of the mail proceedings O r; French army, from the date of the publication i'l 0inr *; ae of the notable proclamation of the Duke d A tog)uk' rs the Spaniards. te It Id The proclamation dated April £. was on tbe neX Y. followed up by an - Order of the day, addressed tO tiP .r French soldiers, in which the Prince ...

... . W.'abal Inalliquicto, Albion, Hodgson, sailed from Cork for Rio Janeiro 11th Inst. . Dxafries, Hillert, from Baltimofefor the Continent at Dun- geness. Harlequin, Fenton, from Naples at Messina. Union Vittery, from Lisbon for this port at Kinsale. Ulysses (of Bristol) from St. Andrew's, N. B. for this port, was driven on shore near Tralec, without any person on board. The crew arrived here ...

... Yartnto. . *d The exhibition of paintings of old mastermopeneha al Monday last, at the Liverpool Royal Institution, Colget '3 street. Of this rich and valuable collection we bat ,, yet, had leisure to take a cursory glance only; andshl ; therefore, fow the present, content ourselves with sayi th that it affords a most gratifying vew of the preugs ib taste amongst us. Numerous splendid ...

... .- . vootkttipto, ie .MAIL ROztflEjt? 1J ItELA2b -. d: ' -ts ?? Dablio, was attld. 'a and ' ,y on. :Tueday niiht5 the. 8th instan ear E Drogheda- OaB of the guardi.a,,nd.i*o ofthe horses e m killed. It. is also said that oneithe .Passeagerwwase r. either killed. or datigerotisly woaune4d. Ae thelibbeir,. re the coach WAs desttoyed, and thrown into a diteli!' in The public ought to be on ...

... I: A SAVAGE' VENUS. It is scarctlv possible to conceive any thing more-hideous or unnatural than the fashion which' prevails amongst the savages called the Botocudos, a fremale of which tribe has been recently exhibiting here.. We can assure our readers, from personal inspection, that the annexed sketch 'is no caricaturte. It is traced accurately from an en- graving representing the femiale, ...

... 1. i I io -44 , ins ?? , - orn , %: A.Ml. to In the House of Comnons, on Tuesday, June 8, the be de e, and the Beer ,Ill received the royal assent by o toarnissior. The Elarl of Liveipool moved the second t reading of the Itish Tithies'Commutation' Bill, which was r,: .read accordingly. Ths Marquis df Lansdown gave it his hsupport. iie expected no benefit from it- ?? it formed a. sort of ...

... Varictio. tic On Thursday the 4th instant, the day after the late vio- to lent storm, a man who was employed in repairing the roof th of a house in St. Anne-street, which had received some damage, unfortunately lost his balance, and the wind T1 being still high, was precipitated into the street below: he M 'was taken up in a state nearly lifeless, and immediately ta' conveyed to the Infirmary, ...

... -- 7 il Oruamentaq) er0ownbim HOUWE OF LS Monday, May 5-The tarl of Shaftsury preseted a a petition from Portsmouth. prayig for the abotn of e slavery in the West Tndia Colon ti The Marquis of Ligisdqwge sid he had &1etitip to ptsit from the scintie bhdy cosing haabe r of'rommerce in Gla ag>w, eg st thatbil betoie the HOiae for the alteration of weights and ?? ptesekititg ti the petition to ...

... DU TIES ON DEFICIENCES OF WINS AND SPIRITS. .The G:lasgow rho,! ,Zper - ;A -h - -r, I AL-1: The Glasgow Cojurier, with reference to the able report o Ce, of the committee of the wine and spirit trade of Liverpool, l the drawn up by our townsman, William Dixon, jun. Esq. r ,ro- regarding the recent proceedings to procure a repeal of the t but duties on the deficiencies of wines, spirits, &c. ...