... not properly penal. If so, we hope to hear no wacre of the silly nonsense about racks, I and chaines, and persecution, and slavery, with a whole host of et ceteraia. We expect that the Whig too, will | retract a large share of its own former exaggeration ...

... and to repeat bitterly; some wire, having fonught the battles of liberty In the west, were reduced to behold ithe reign of slavery extended in the east, and to have pluckeri from their -brow's the laurels they had gained in the cause (of liberty, and to ...

... embarked the women and children Serg on board two vessels to convey them to Egypt. Thus , Y they are going to end their days in slavery. We are ion assured that when this news reached Malta, the corn- Y mailers of the allied fleets instantly ordered their forces ...

... presented I to a petition fromn certain individuals at Moyallen, county ,ded of Down, praying for the abolition of negro slavery. the The Secretary of the Stranger's Friend Society bas receiv'ed Rso], 10s. from Cortland X. Skinner, Esq. being the amount ...

... July, a distinct notification was given to Ibrahim Pacha, at th intention of conveying captive women and chil- dren into slavery would not be permitted, but would be re ted by his Majesty in the most determined manner. ~EheHoue ?? pperedto be perfectly ...

... ' Mary perished on the road; and fortusate were those who perished early ! Shine were intercepted and car- . ried off to slavery ! The severity of the -weathef ag-. gravated the calamity, and numbers- were lost' in- the snow. The Pacha of Nicomedia, an ...

... civil rights to tire. camparative small number of Protestant Dis- senters in England, would retain In a degrading and unjust slavery the people of Ireland-a people who have a power- ful claim on ?? Duke of Wellingtorn, not only as being his countrymen, but ...

... 'svm'e sent forward- to- Goverlnment against the. slave trall(e, anld againist the immnolationi of svitows inl Isiliai.. Slavery anid the Suttee met weith the unanimnous reprobations sit the Synod, which, in eooneequenre, positioned Governmen t for their ...

... compsany stand- ing. -The glorious, plow, and immortal memory of the great and good King William, who freed us from Popery, slavery, POIRTADOWYN.-About 5000 loyal Protestants ns. sembled here on the morning of the 12th, and proceeded to rueet their brethren ...

... with regard to America, which does not possess one third of the commercial influence of Britain TIE NEWS,-LETTER. COLONIAL SLAVERY. For many years past, effoits have been making for the abolition of slavely in our ?? possessions, and though there is lint ...

... the sfficlienicy of his grace to all who receive and obey it. The important and: affecting subject of the continuance of slavery In the British colonies has again occupied our atten- tion. A deep conviction of the extent and enormity of the evil, and ...

... British Grenadiers. The glorious, pious, and immortal memory of the great and good King William, who saved us from Popery and slavery-Tune, I3oyne Water. (Tremendous cheering.) On proposing the next toast, the CHAIRMAN observ- ed, that some introductory ...