... mast rapfutooslt exclaired with the Poet- Oh, stretchthy reign, fair peace; fromshorettosaores Ti ;[ conquest cease and slavery iie nio more, Till the proud JNdians, in their native groves, Reap their o0sn fruits and woo their sable loves; Peru once ...

... animation the Limited Service Bill, which held out in- citerents to individuals to enlist, instead of that which in- sured slavery for life. - Lord CASTLEREAGH presumed, that the Vohlunteering system trwas the most convenient, and less oppressive: than ...

... N'ienaen raft, he became the humble servant of the6 Emperor NAPOLEON;- and I have not the least doubt but he feels in his slavery a malicious envy against that ndependence which Sweden possesses in the midst of slaves. It is unfortunate that the great ...

... we see a whole people deprived of the customary gaities of their festi- vals, and instead of being allowed to forget their slavery oh, a holiday, compelled to walk about ill gloomny silence, perpetually watched by informers and haunted by beadles. * There ...

... up ourselves basely to the yoke like sheep, as the late infamous Government would have done, and fixing upon Spain and her slavery eternal igsiominy and disgrace. France has never domineered over us, nor set her foot in our territory. ' We have many times ...

... to be resisted for it's own sake. 1. It is true, that the Spaniards have been accis- tomed by their late government to a .slavery both of body and mind:, their principal nobility have no0t only submitted to the dictation of their invaders, but have in ...

... Royal Consort.. It-must be better I should think, for a man of gallantry, even to endure a wife, than to be re- proached with slavery to a regardless mistress. No- body woould expect all this to be done at once; bult if your Royal Highness values the opinion ...

... of conrl; pt orts,-of senseless a'd profligate princes, and of prejadicesthat do nothing for the people but re.'tecr their slavery s-cred, I !eally think that Europe is already delivered as mu :ch as evershe can be, or to borrow a phrase fromt the ladies ...

... and the- 6-reeks are a shre- wd en- -terprising people, with somnethintg of their ancitett voul about them in their very slavery> - GoD grant that the continued, the inchanging proofs of the wretched effects of corruption, may. teach us all to philosophite ...

... capitulation, and rising superior to oiheri intseted ivithi corrnsand,&ssd even to yourselves, preferred deati to misery and slavery, persevere ii your generous resolutisi. The momentary occupation of the buildings of the city by the Ientemy is of no importance ...

... Englishmnan, so long will he make a difference be. tween those who wiill not endure chains at all, and thiow who, if they hate slavery, hate it according to the master and not for the meanness-between patriotsi o ho like tEe. NmAS and his Spartans will obstruct ...

... doubt, it ap- pears, that the Janissaries have made another violent at- tempt to restore their own independence anrd the slavery of the country. NUsT.&rnA BArRACTAR, ai31o wsas at first said to have been slain, is now stated to have got posses- sion ...