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... British flag, in the capture of an English vessel with eighty Greeks on board, all of whom bad been either massacred or reduced slavery on their arrival at Tunis, by those pests on the peace of the Christian world. The Courier is most justly indignant the toleration ...
... cent. 1|; Ditto new. 4 per cl. 3J; Ditto Deb. 5 per cent. G. Canal Loan, per cent. I ; Exchange on London, 8L RUSSIJ Ano SLAVERY. Paris, Jan. 9.— The growins: insolence of llussia has led ihe publication of many works in this Capital, which are calculated ...
... are low. The activity in every branch ol our manfactures at this moment is almost unprecedented.—-fforcesfcr Journal. Greek Slavery. —Official returns from ihe Turkish Custom-house at Scio, report 41,000 women and children to have been sold as slaves, and ...
... gain. Slavery this Court could not be taken notice of general right; it must be confined to the local limits where the right existed. Therefore, when once slave gut beyond those limits, and placed himself under (he protection of state where slavery was ...
... decidedly, to the use of the word emancipation, in reference to the Irish Catholics, Kmancipation implies a slate of absolute slavery, in the persons to whom it refers. Now, what is the plain and simple fact, with regard the Irish Catholics? are thev slaves ...
... for object the release certain Greek and other Christian captives, whom the Hey lias thout'hl lit to capture and put into slavery. VVe understand. Captain VV. 11. Hamilton, C. B. of the Cambrian f-igale, a very spirited, correct Ollicer. who had shewn ...
... persons, who, while under the protection of the flrrtuih flag, had been forcibly seized by a Tunisian corsair, and thrown into slavery ; and, that the Bey should sign a Treaty, to secure the British flag from such insulting aggressions in future. l,h the the ...
... SLAVERY. We beg to call the attention of our readers to' the Meeting fas requested advertisement) to be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday next, to form an Association for the generous purpose of promoting the abolition of the Negro Slavery. Whilst ...
... ptomising talenla. / SL A VER Y. Cl PERSONS in thif City and its Vicinity, ferl intcreste*) in the gradual abolition of NEGRO SLAVERY, throughout the llrili**h Dominions, are requested to meet al the Chamber of Ccmmer%e 9 at One o’clock, oa TUESDAY, the 17th ...
... end infamous lalsehood. [heat ]. Negro Slavery.—Yesterday a meeting took place at the Cbamber of Commerce pursuant to advertisement, for the purpose of forming an Association for the gradual abolition of Negro Slavery. The meeting was most numerously and ...
... medals, has nothing common with the Great Captain” who won the battle and conquered the peace ! the advocates for Negto (Slavery this physical tact is invaluable, an unassailable lock which they may build irrefragable ar. gurnent in favour ilieir right ...
... ordered to be received to-morrow. Sir E. HARVEY presented a Petition from Didham, in Essox, praying for the entire abolition of Slavery. SMALL DEBTS. Lord moved for leave to bring m a Bill, lor the more speedy recovery of small debts,—Leave was given. thk isle ...