... ports this week, as productive of macelh entertain- mentto tbe generalreader. Thepirincipal themes have been-emigatiotl, slavery, electoral corrup- tion, and the Limerick treaty, abstrafets of the de- bates on whicls will be fonud in our last page. FOREIGN ...

... our botunldecc duty tcc do al in o1r powei to rencove fricc this nationcc the fooid repriacil, and deep sill, of A,'icaii slavery, _ wve ceelcy resolve.t do our utnuost to diffuse throughotit this portion of tice Priiccipaitv, tice - , most autcthentic ...

... Why sheov suech tieider love for strangers, and let our -near seighboiurs perish for lack of aitsteirance ? l3'hy consdenir slavery ir the ladies, atil tolererte it iin Irelavd? TTe rejoice ecceedirgly, that -iuiu, especially, every protestanit has an o ...

... spiritual fieedoimi, an d di .aggi ig inI the aid and the countenance of Scripture mis stated or misunidersto odi !F'or what is slavery, and what does it d(o? It darkens and degrades the intellcct -it p aralyses the hand of induistry-it is the non' risher of' ...

... lo both Houses of Parliamcit, inll rifig ( if tiscin to take eflectual measures for tie speedy ;imd V entire abolition of' Slavery in every part of His | b le Mlojevty's Dominions, e' Tlhit thie Petition to the House of Lord. be en- trusted to the care ...

... Sjarcery Mle'iding, on thre I (1th of A~ All WIe hadh/afiorp erprcesmel i r i/s/ to .ei avii fo is Pt, Psfltreuirsg ont. Negro Slavery ii ll eow ionios', ?A't 'X;iJioii~ilg, th ft if admitted, thee sule )ct wantS ?? PI eli ivd on Wit/, Ieat l rth, iend to~ ...

... constituti-onalirfurilr and civil and religious liberty nall I oce- the n-old, and' to aiw early aind final extiirtrou ti of that slavery which contamienates our Colonies to the u sc-andrit of our natlional character, aeild ecteriipt of all lt t morality anid ...

... tie time, the Strand tire place, Isuil ng tlhcnce the chariso to grace All of SCnTIA S hoar edil race, Load ,rf love annd slavery. Wlia Wild live uondeck'd bly Frame 'hia rviri heiar a silvenr's nane ? WVhiI wrild lack oif taste poe!aiii Urrarpiriog, turo ...

... which anniitilatce constitu tisonl rights in Irelantl 'ihu base andi atrocious WVitg faction arL to thrueateno Ireland vith slavery. Utldeor the pretext of ctrites ohicit *: hate mote thian they ulo, they would dlepriec Irishmen of, that. frcedosin whitcl ...

... retires front ?? represenrtationr and intends to appaly for the Chilterrr lHundreds. Mr. Aldermanra ?? rite celebrated anti-slavery advocate, anrd a metlierof the Society of' Friends, bas been nomiroaterl a calli didate to succeed bitn ot1 ?? Ilefo to interest ...

... The I. Y. I{erald, ol that contains an artircle imputin''g t( Gireat I a dcesign to seize upon the Ilavannmthd :ai abolish slavery, andl several other which most hh'nv never wvere as mlt)i thought of by the 1triishl governinent. A furious and destruetive ...

... having taken to Cuba, upwards ro- of twenty-fve yenrs ago, a pa pr black woman, named, he Nelson, whoi she had sold into slavery. Thecharge ws ftully substantiutd, and the prisonar sentencedto re- three yeara' .mprisonmeit in the Penitenti464, ' Ic- Wle ...