... SLAVERY, Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition signed by the venerable Thomas Clarkson, on the part of the Anti-Slavery Society. The petition prayed that their Lordships would sanction such fiscal regulations as would admit foreign sugar into the markets ...

... SLAVERY. The Earl ABERDEEN said be would, Thors* bring before the boose the instmotlons issued the government to naval officers, concerning the sop* pression of the slave trade. The Marqois NORSIANBT presented petition from numerous medical men the metropolis ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM wished to put a question to her Majesty's Government. A great deal of anxiety and uneasiness had been excited amongst persons who wished for the abolition of the slave trade, in consequence of some report respecting negotiations ...

... SLAVERY. The E*rl of ABERDEEN said would, on Thursday, briu# before tho House the instructions issued the ■■ vernment to naval officers, concerning the suppression the Slave trade. Tho Marquis of NORMANDY presented a petition from numerous medical men ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. GREENE read a memorial, signed by the Rev. P. C. Pettibone and twenty-three men and twenty-five women, all of Fitchburg, Mass., asking the Board to take decided ground on the subject of slavery—to de:. dare it a sin against God and man ; ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition signed by the venerable Thomas Clarkson, on the part of the Anti-Slavery Society. The petition prayed that their Lordships world sanction such fiscal regulations as would admit foreign sugar into the markets ...

... SLAVERY. Lord PALMERSTON postponed his motion the subject slavery, of which he on Wednesday night gave notice, until that day fortnight. Mr. MILES said, that on the 22d was his intention toaak leave to bring in frill in connexion with the laws relating ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition signed by the venerable Thomas Clarkson, on 'the part of the Anti-Slavery Society. The petition prayed that their Lordships would sanction such fiscal regulations as would admit foreign sugar into the markets ...

... against slavery never to be erased from their minds. If they who perused Judge Stroud's book* (a collection of the slavelaws by that respectable Judge) were so shocked (as is reported) by only a perusal of these laws, as to join the Anti-Slavery Societies ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. THE ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT AMONG THE AMERICAN METHODISTS. On the facts of the cases of Mr. Harding and Bishop Andrew, the last arrival of American papers throws no new light; but the following letter, addressed to the Editor of the ...

... SLAVERY AND - BLASPHEMY. The American papers bring us no news so interesting as that which we have received from our private correspondent. We find several communications exhibiting the heart-rending sorrows of the internal slave-trade, but, at this late ...

... AMERICAN. SLAVERY. CASE OF J. L. BROWN. BißmlxonAm.—The Council of the National Complete Suffrage Union held a-special meeting at their offices, 37, Waterloo-street;. Birmingham, on Wednesday,.April 3, to consider the subject of addressing - the friends ...