... Gentleman should the go alvwy with the erroneous and inflamed ide tghat the Roman Catholics of Ireland were ill viz state of slavery! Vic Mr FULLER asked the Noble Lord, whether mI he had patronised the slave trade abolition bill as Sho a Minister, or as ...

... as quick as possible, learn s- tobear theo stripes of your tastkiasteyi ?? t ly tience, and, wear your fetters with ease; slavery d is your destiny and your desert. - Monday being Trinity Monday, the Co1Prpn he Ton ?? House held their ?? meeting, and ...

... tITLE I.-Of the Gondii of Citizensr 1. Every body residing in the territory of HaItil e is free, in the fullest semse. D 2. Slavery is for ever abolished in Hayti.. 3. No one has a tight to violate the asyium Iof a citizen, nor to enter forcibly into his ...

... if that power were not called into; action, oiij( was not to be considered as a grievance. What,. PoN he would ask, was slavery? Nothing but suffe- and rance. - Greatodium, he knew, attached ia Ire- den land to the measure, :under the consideration of ...

... which conquest would subject ius. - ? . Let, then, our young 'men step forward, if they .t would' save. themselves from slavery, their wives,. ver 'their sisters5 and daughters, froiu.vioiation! Let our' I *i- women animate our men. Theyhave much in ...

... to f e which conquest would subject us. e , ' let, then, our young men step forward, if they would d save themselves fromi slavery, their wives, their sisters, t iv lid daiuhters, from violation ! Let our weomen animate l our isets. They have much in their ...

... every other form of worlhip is allowed. The duchp' is divided into fix bilhoprics,!wider one Archbilhopanada five Bilhops- Slavery' is abolifhed. ?? militarfoirct to: be o~ooo men.' The Dutch papers contain the Nvedisfh account of the late operati6ns in ...

... umental-t-the pious labours of Odeadatoj havebeen punished,and all-theircon-, cvtrt have beesi sent irito'babishment and slavery,' at Elu, ip Taitay.- The bo6l6s on 'Christianity,. e'bl1cks with which' tiey a.ree pritee, and allI tih papers of Odeadat ...

... are preparing for R a their amusement, to caplivate the minds of this fickle | f People, and divert their thnughts from the slavery a into which they have beet plunced, after so many d Y1 sanguinary struggles in the cauie of libri tv. And, r. so long as ...

... for ntegigence, in suffering the people to be corrsiptel. All the Christian converts have been C sent into banishment or slavery and their books, lii xvith tlhe blocks with wlsichthev vere prissed, andlall Si their papers, publicly burnt. The Gospel had ...

... Oarniiai at 'Venice.- - If protection and obedience be reciprocal, as wi those ?? writers teil ?? s;aqr4y reluctance tC . slavery and oppgaition to Oppnastoe are eqUal- : ly rational..Qind '-iusts-ed ive'r 1an i ?? to lhappen ft: the ne. t regigty of his ...

... ty, and without receiving from it an ignominious t 1g lience. ee t Thus the ocean is henceforwvard only th e fie d d,of slavery the usurpation of the most sacred of t the ?? of nations is consummated, and the ty- a- rannic yoke is to press upon them ...