... I is; ?Worniuqlo ftlatt. att : 5PAttL1AzXEa{t. to In both Houses of Parliament, the question relative to ry the colonial slavery was discussed. Earl Bathurst in the 3e 'ousbs of Lordsi and Mr. Canning in the Commons, de- y tailed the measures which Government proposed to adopt Ils for the amelioration of the slave-population. There are d, some of our colonies under the jurisdiction of the ...

... N ,abat. re, Alexander, Kitche, hneat Demierara ,ly rasn3, Ogilvje, hec ?? Janeiro by Nird, 1 ac heIce, and i Yon, from . Janeiro, at lahiy Caarn El- Mary Ann, M~ackenzie, henc at Pernambuco. At. Brothels, hence at Naples. ne Herculeuliotssn hence at Calais. dn- Paqueb.t, Land, ,henlce for Nantes at sorient. 5 he Mary liele, Monteath, front Calloat Vailpariso 24th Nov. 0 Gorge Bostheon, C ov, ...

... orrte. he west tudsf oracle dumrb? Ha~ve nlot you a fillt!itbty spin esplanad'OO rdfne Have all the __edt piie fite you? Do0 you Jet judgment 'be understoOd, as it stands In 0dcel '1 Mes i stcint hereprint ofyourlncubrattonss rt ..elitrersyi Ipoolest India Association, that you 11p tile LIS-r scI tlt' n Of the slave is now available in courts AI te ilfet all, our colonies, except against his A ...

... ITAMSION 0olt THE JUDGES. ELI We have great pleasure in laying before our readers the t ?? interesting correspondence on a subject of much ct public interest, particularly at the present time, when a sa new attempt is miaking to swell out the already exhorbi- so it tant amount of our county expenditure. We cannot pay el a sufficient tribute of commendation to Colonel Williams, ( for his ...

... INHARITED HO'USE TAX. To the Honourable the House of Commons of Great BrItain i and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, the Petition of the ti Shopkeepers and Retail Traders of the Borough of Liver- ol pool, mosthuably showetb, t That your:petitioners have ever been willing to sustain their fullshare and proportion of thepublic burdens, butthey oi beg most humbly to state to your Honourable ...

... Nabal liitclaqvia., 1-1- - ?? z . Hannah, Graham, and Caledonian, M'Comb, Stled from Charleston for this port 27th Jani. e Amelia, Dobson, hence at Genoa. s Vine, Jay, hence at Leghorn. F e Hibernia, Hind, hence at Messina. The Frolic sailed from Cork for Newfoundland 25th ult. Cottager, Cornish, sailed frem Marseilles for this port 18th e Rebecca Sims, Balfour, Orozimbo, General Ktempt, and * ...

... JACLUOO 60reign all'o, HAYTI. Every circumstance relative to this interesting island must be perused with avidity; and the manly tone adop- ted by this Free Black Republic in the following article (abridged from the .N2erw York Anserica of Feb 13) will prove peculiarly acceptable. ?? By an arrival at Nantucket from Port-au-Prince, papers of that place have been received to the 11th ult. ...

... parliamentarg (Toznpgndium. v t ? PC - HOUSsE OF COMMONS. of DECIMAL CALCiLATIONs. to Wednesdaey, Feb. 25 ?? motion was 'made by Sir J. th Wrottesley, on the subject of adapting the coin of the sa cealma to a decimal calculation, a system which had been attended with great advantages in France and in America. He should propose, that instead of the four denominations pe now in use, pounds, ...

... .I P) OR U. Ti Ol. 10SEP1 SAA'DA14S. [c 'rLorn zv 00F0sf oUR LAST.] '5 Irre Sir, the.t the unofflenldllig slave Is s ifhrlng Pruetor oe:'ishn!nt than our vei y conviets who have t MrY moral duty : the naijority of the latter are 'er the ter' of tlheir trausportation is fdntshed- diiO ther -ies, are at liberty'; they can them- :.~lerueiety, an~, by care and industry, may again cirfor-nes, and ...

... MAAINE HUMIANE SOCIETY. (FROMt . T1X KALE DOSCoPA.] i tt will be recollected that a society was sorhe titne 6go instituted'by a number of humane and distinguished m individuals in this town, for the purpose.of encouisgiug, e by a'duegdistrihution of rewards, the boatmen and others en tie a ldjaoeht coasts to use every exertion to save the ;t lives of those in elanger of perishing by shipwreck. ...

... ailzi ii outcOur. ?- I .in- - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I he Portigal.-Some of the p-h.vate letters from Paris men.- .h. tion that a rlmnour previ-edd there of the receicit of Ui1- ad portaet intelligence fiorn Lisibon. at the hot-l ot the Par- ast tuguese cmbassv, whici- stated that violent connoteion, at bad occurredt in the Portuguese capita. , in cocrnsquerce of the barbarous mnurder of the Marquis ...

... .- IC . 'G 1r.1, near 1anclbester. cqNDU JC'r OF HENRYv GU4ITHS, THE SAWY1RJ STFR IHIS CONDEMINATION FOR THE MURDER OF JOHN e JONES- e From the moment of the verdict being pronounced, a visi- S ble and indeed striking alteration took place in the pris ner's countenalce. a livid, bilious hue overspread his face. His s voice faltered, and when he requested to see his wife and ehil- g dren, the ...