... rition to Thiabuctoo, leaving Lady fieorgiarla at .Alex- anod ria. FrcE LADcatn.-At the Cope nf loon llntlpe, 'says the Antrl Slavery ?? lCer, on tire airt orty (if a privatet ietter, 3000 prize negroes lave roeived their freedotn,-IN0 im one day ; bit not ...

... his right a. and left. ul These are the men whom Europeatts in their cupi. u. dity drag from their homes and degrarle by slavery, to while every dictatq of humanity invites them to ele- st vate and redeem them by civilization. The subsequenit adventures ...

... rent of £10,000. The ladies of Nottingham. to the number of 3000, have signed a petition I raying for the total abolition of slavery. The Duke of Richmond has signified his intention of lowering tile rents of his tenantry immediately 25 per cent. On the 20th ...

... of Friends Isave. just, presented the An&. Slavery -Society with a donatio1n of ue0e t/orseand poaind, fios'n a tiuheription raised to aid irs promoting the total abo: lition ofi the Slave Trade and Slavery._hrisnisss Ada0. Cutnolus REi.ic.-A gentleman ...

... million sterling. SLAVES.-Tlre following is said to be a tolerably correct estimate of the i.umber of muoan Iteigs held in slavery. British colonies, 800,000( : French colo ries, 2ttt,000 ; Cuba and Porto Rico, 5110Ollt) ' other foreign colonists, 75;000 ...

... ten days with incessant fury. The first stone of a new school.room and almshousee, to commemorate the abolition of colonial slavery, was laid on Tuesday last, in Fisher street, Red Lion.square, by ir.' Henry Powrnall. A curious part of tile ceremony on this ...

... congratulation was preroN the Earl of ll ultrave, on his return to this couint, ' his successful efforts to put an end to slavery, signrd lI 2094 inhabitants of Whitby. Lord Althorp left' lis residence in Dowsing.str-00 Saturday 'iaorning, for Althorp ...

... This glorious society of ours, concluded the reverend getitleman, tends to raise in- fatuated men from the wretched slavery of drunkenness, and place tem n iii that elevated ramk am trngst God's crea- tures, for whici lie timself designed them. ...

... palace, cot, or cell, Freetlom, dust thou love to dwell ? 'Passion chains the weakened mind, Thriough within a cell confined ; Slavery reigns the crowd within, irs its darkest fierta of sin. Every vice their nrind coDtrols, chaiins their wishes, guides their ...

... sta including the repeal of the Test Act, the Catholic Eman- hin cipation Act, the Reform Act, and the Abolition of the Slavery Act, through the legislatu7e, are all faithfully wit delineated, and cannot but be interesting to those persons frol who have ...

... r of icilclie opibion to act cipoei their brt'etb'n of tile soutih, and every miuticg oi' Congress they also try to make slavery a naltiocal ,ili , in that body, ?? clearly agaicst the spirit of tice ionstitation, which giaccrailtees to each state tile ...

... charmed circle, and tear asunder hus- band from wife, parent from children, brother from sister, as it does in the land of slavery. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Fridayl, June 29. The Marquis of Norenzatby (Mulgrave) took the oaths and ] his seat ...