... observation or two, in reply to the rhapsodies this little gentleman. The lloman Catholics affect to complain of bondage, slavery, and thousand other imaginary ills and their principal, indeed now, their only Orator, talks tyranny in language which, being ...

... British flag, the capture tin English vessel with eighty Greeks hoard, all of whom had been either m?s-sacred or reduced to slavery theirarrival 'Jntiis, by these pests the peace of the Christian world. Extract Letter from dated 1, : There is much talk here ...

... SLAVERY—INTERESTING CASE. A case was tried on Monday last, in tlie King Ik-nth, London, in which Mr. Forbes, British merchant in ihe Spanish provinces of East and West Florida, sought to recover from Sir A. Cochrane anil Sir George Cockburn, the sum 3 ...

... several persons, ho, while under the protection the British flag, had been forcibly seized a Tunisian corsair, and throw n into slavery ; aud, that the Bey should sign a treaty, to secure the British flagfroin such insulting aggressions in future. With the first ...

... corvette, board of which were some Spanish cap - tives, about to be carried into slavery. his was infraction of the treaty between Algiers and this country, by which Christian slavery was abolished, The corvette was captured, together with the captain, the crew ...

... Captain Spencer had the satisfaction to find that lie had rescued seventeen Spaniards, whom the Algerine was carrying into slavery. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEB. 1824.—This give notice, that the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty will immediately appoint convoys ...

... considerable force against the hapless Spaniards, if the latter were not already doomed to sufficient misery, ami domestic slavery pressing quite hard enough upon them, without the shackles those barbarians. had hoped that it was the intention our Government ...

... attack Algiers, should the persist violating the Treaty which he made with Lord Exmouth, by which he agreed abolish Christian Slavery for ever. For this purpose eight bomb-vessels are ordered to be prepared for sea two i \ich, the Terror, at this port, and ...

... airs were airs of melancholy, and only served to bring to their recollections the days of liberty for ever fled, the days of slavery for ever present. Poor suffering innocents Mark ! —This morning, after the Castle Guard had been relieved, the Baud returning ...

... Courier , with the exception of ten lines, is occupied with debate in the House of Commons Tuesday, the subject of Negro Slavery. Mr. SECRETARY CANNING, was the conspicuous figure the discussion, and obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the amelioration ...

... would shame almost all the countries in Europe. The government in Colombia had alto provided for the gradual abolition of slavery, which •the Noble Secretary of State for the colonies knew to be » task no common difficulty. There was a fund set apart for ...

... of it. God forbid that he should ever advocate the principle of perma neut slavery. If any man were to ask him, was be favourable to the permanent existence of a state of slavery iu our colonies, he would say, no. If any one were to ask him, was he favourable ...