... cuntry- Thse Nations have fallen, and thout still art young; Thy San is but rising, whil1st others,. arc set ; Asid tho' Slavery's cloud oner' thy morning bath. Lang, The full M'oon of Freedom sliall lieam roua h tee yet, Erin, () Erit though long in ...

... rbout the Slave Trade, and vast sums of money have been expended in keeping iap) fleets to protect the African negroes front slavery, and neaciations continue to be carried on with Foreign Powers tr tihe lturpose of abolishing the abominable traffic for eter; ...

... Slaves, we are reqttested to subjoin the foliowing Petition to the Legisleture from the Society of Friends:- ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. To the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Pmtrliament assembled; The respectful Petition of the ...

... Guildrltall, on 'riresday next, in order to consider the expediency of Petitiunintg Parl is. mont for shegradoal abolition of Slavery in sthe British C'olonies. C/saestber of Comrmerce.- We are enabled hi-ic'ly to state some of' the important objects wvhichl ...

... The Petition was laiti ots Site Table. ihfr. It'. Jltivl in lsostpotsetl lila matiots relative to Cite Altol luau of Negro Slavery until Site L)tlt of May. lIe should sot cetisent to postpone it itevitisil Suet day. Lai'tl Nttgt'ttl itoatpoted his tisoticts ...

... LORDS, Fe.setay, May 9. ii', Jii'ttii;i of Yotk pi't'?erted a Petition from the City of Vei t. 'ovilig fir rite Abohitioti of Slavery in the West Itsdies. 7'? ] ie/, of llcett/itrt lsresuntetl a Petition from the Mayor tind f r?tetii tilt of j3r''itsl tt5alttst ...

... latter were so engage exclusive attention, what was to be said ofthe private evilseridored by those now livirrgin a stateof slavery, inconsistcnt with justice, morality. and relngnuarn? One elfect of their keeping a large populatiOn unconrtrolled by moral ...

... demand which the Spanish nation, FREE, would have been sure to have realized, but which their forced return to the yoke of slavery is sure to deetroy, we leave it to those who best know the feverish, precarious, state of our foreign commerce, and the unpre- ...

... Diiked'Angwoulerne, se if atitle head of a valiant army, a conqueror throughout all my hsterritories, haes rescued me from the slavery in which I pined,I hsand retored ins to mny constant and faithful stibjects. red, i Replaced upon the 'Throne of St. Ferdinand ...

... has been, jocosely we presume, called the delivei'ance of Europe, but whiel haave in fact rephiuged Europe into a state of slavery, and revived and prolonged tile expirig horrors of' tyranny, priestcraft, and superstition; together with the wasteful expenditure ...

... paving off your (debts iFcnirred in the cause of' I Holy Alliances, and associations for redkering the hurnami race to abject slavery ; speculate o1 anytting you like, adopt the example of your new patrons anil will-be masters, and gamble in the exchange alley; ...

... replied, that he was perfectly con- I tented with his situation at home, and, a short time alter- wards, returned quietly to slavery and his former master ia thse West Indies.- Liverpool Adscrtiser. ilMlrder nlear' Stockptoit.-The town of Stockport ayes thrown ...