... SLAVERY IN BARBARY. The subject of the following relation is a native of Paris, of the name of Pierre Joseph Dumont, who was confined as a slave for the space of thirtvfour years in Ali ica. and is now living in France. at. the Royal hospital of the ...

... SLAVERY IN BARBARY. FROM DUMONT'S NARRATIVE. (Subject concluded from last week.) A thing worthy of remark is, that during the whole of the eight months that I passed at Algiers, all the consols without exception of country, were put to the chain, and ...

... SLAVERY IN BARBARY. FROM DUMONT'S NARRATIYE. (Subject continued from last week.) One of the labours that seemed to me the most •severe, was the occupation at the matamores. These are vast subterrraneous caverns filled with corn.— The place is as spacious ...

... SLAVERY iN BARBARY. FROM DUMONT'S NARRATI>E: • (Subject continued fro-4 last week.) A Morocco Pi:nce (laving visited the mountain of Felix, for the purpose of collecting his debts, advanced as far as 'he fields where I was woi king. — He had a very ...

... undistinguished mass of slavery. Tire sootier, therefore, I a degrading tyranny is disposed. of the better.—The Sooner the Bourbons are restored, the sooner may the French people, and the nations of Europe, expect the blcs- ' sings of teat liberty and ...

... THURSDAS% THE SLAVE TRADE. Mr. BUXTON moved that the state of slavery WAS repugnant to the British Constitution and the Ihristhn Religion ; and that it ought gradually to be abolished. Mr. CANNING said, he thought it better for the'Hos. Gentleman to leave ...

... the bride was presented in form at the Tnilleries. 'WHITE SLAVERY.—As there is a great den of talk about black slavery, we are enabled t) fur t nish our Readers with a specimen of white slavery now carrying on at Hurlbutlt, on the behalf and for the ...

... Marian--c ,The Poachers.—On Ash-Wednesday, no Perfortnalimee P 0 g 6400 _ n Opera, called NATIVE LAND! f,el vor, 2 - : orn Slavery on Thursday. and Saturday.' • ' _ ADELP.HI THEAT i• , STI To-morrow (Monday, and daring the.,lo Will be psesented a'new Blirletta ...

... happy news of the.safe arrival in the Peninsula of the Queen, our Lady, with the August Infanta, of having . abolished the slavery of the Christians in Algiers, and for the arms of his Majesty under your orders having obtained me. morable and repeated ...

... happy: news of the safe arrival in ,The Peninsikla Of the Queen, - our Lady, with the August Infanta, of having abolished the slavery of , the Christians in Algiers, and for the arms of his Majesty under your orders having obtaittec . l memorable and repeated ...

... his escape at the hazard of his life. His long detention in Paris afforded him the best opportunities of contrasting French slavery with English liberty: the more he was a friend to the reformation of abuses in this or any other country, the more be felt ...

... still thought that the slavery was not of incurable permanence. He did not think that the slavery could be eictingutshed at once; rather than attempt it he would preferremaining as we were; but he looked_to the extinction of slavery by the natural expiration ...