... 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 ...

... syas read a first thie. On presenting a jietition from the Surrey Anlti- Slavery Society, Mn. DnINIsoN asked Lord Fran- cis Golver whether milnisters meant to Iland over the slavery question to the colonial legi9latures or to taoe it up ?? ? Lo6D 1. Goarn ...

... attempt agai,,st tileir libelty, immediately cried out long lire the constituitioni, (Ton with Bolivar and the agen~ts of slavery , after which they camie to blows, and blzood was shed onl both sides. Gencial Padilla, devoteul to the cause of the people ...

... presented a petition, praying the house to 'arry its resthlttistns into effect, in respect to the anteltoi'trtiuit of ie'gro slavery.-Ma. IMtA- asi:st. said the contlitien of the slaves s'as much auteliorated ltistriances oni their lives might now 'be e6fected ...

... thirty miles a-day besides walking e bitcic unladen some part of each turn ! Their re- a muneration for this nopaialleled slavery is from Ss. t to t)s. per day ; each turn from the distance of e Isleworth being, 4s. or dIs. 6d. ; and from that of r Ha ...

... little at i-l! wntyhi-t le :tif bei ig- nouts it ,a coitiiieltt thiat itas bnceit~ cait n girive itf Europlearis, tue sent of sla'Very, iii i dii S thicatte of stitb rittItiiS siillit tanisev as lrie ttuii nate t a- shuddiers to titink oif;-wliere jitteital ...

... (4uildli.l, Carnarvoli, pursuant to public notice, b extensively circulated, for the-purpose of' establish w 1 ing an Auii-Slavery Society in that neighbourhood. sl ?? this occasion Mr. R. Roberts, presided. [hie at nibsiness of the mueeting was ooied, ...

... 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 ...

... taflors-fiu atii sule saet as wcel's ciro .l did, anld thie c(ith's the sante, but its tile cat, Sir its the na)iD Cust ASrI SLAVERY 'tIRETsNt AT JI11sstI ?? uestt ay, Augitst 26th, an Auti Seci', Sooticty Nvas csitablisihetl at J-olvileasl, a tlitlie lecatin ...

... friends, he ay silent ? Nay ; but if we have hzearts to feel, let us re raise our voice against the abominable system ofil slavery. Hsumanity demands that we should do i this. Low as the negro slave is reduced, though i sunk deep in misery, yet let us not ...

... 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 ...

... tleuse days for alty portionl of tite ptessa to tell u5 of the liberty en- joyed in t111 goodl old ti11es ' of Ae idal slavery and 1Ro011man Catholic ascendiancy; butt 11 o1ll of the papisticali editors hiare beet only reccnitly illi- ported, We ?? ...