... ns ; it r, disrobes thie Ooslicl of its purity, antd plunders nankind of their hopes. Bst *we arc also ceonscirrnrs that slavery has hecen cosexistent Wit& the formation of the *orld, that it at has contirarred throubh' all the progression of succeeling ...

... Tuesday se'tsnighst, Lord Percy, in thle House of Commnons motied for leave to brirsg in a -bill for the gra- dual Abolisos of Slavery itself in the West Indies, by declaring all n'rro child-en free whio should be horn after a certain perood. 'I'lisjust proposo-si ...

... rotvince the oiler, who is notv brolight frsvwnd on- iter the factioas iry of Nio Ppi-y, antI liho is a lnovvn \dpciaatc of Slavery and Intoleraoce, that you crzanot and tvi/ nnt give your Si'fliages to a Family that denies you that Toleration which the ...

... its Basis, they watulti not be so , ...

... a state of perfect indepen- sjaia is tht:dbited by a race of men long arvcootoired otlegradatiien of civil advi religions slavery; Etigland is ilasio of freemet, itnmpatienit of tih restraint of tyrarl- udrle t list osed to sacrificc their lives titan ...

... suffers hersel':to be sedueed by yoir hopes. Tittle I judge between us. But, in the ntean title, wE :; I ' fjee, or die. Slavery is the only evil ve. dreao, and I hopes are firm in otir valour attd itt Sli pr t t coif -(3d of jusstice.' 7The example of ...

... againsttthe attacks of the French. Thetroops ot Valencia which, it is said, are coming to besiege this city, antd rescue itfhout slavery, amount to amoutr- 45,00h timen.-ihose of itndilulsia to 30,0ihtt; those of tEstra- mtmdura to l)0,000, and if Murcia to 20;0UO ...

... Governmen-, La%&s, and Criminal Puoitlfmenta tire State of Agriculture, Commerce, Maiiiabctures, Religion, Arts, Sciences, Slavery, and the 'ilave Trade; together with Biographi- cal Particulars of Public Characters; a View of the Rise and Piogress of tbe ...

... bitter grief which opprecssedl your hearts. at seeing yout native land threa- ' tened witls the odious oke of the most cruel slavery, has at length broken through the harriers which the irresistible force of circumstaneei had imposed \upon. you k yes, your ...

... uider the dominsioi of despotic qwnty, to titow off h yote of the oppressor, and emancipate theniselves fiom j2e gll grasp of slavery. But should the F pch triuinph, t cj, s (God in his ;flfite mercy forbid) it will tlhei be miade 1rdeOit that a ryrant, at ...

... Iuglish are not cnlie here in lihe 'I1'racter or conqsuerars, as the Frenchnicvi did; they ,ioi',e it, Iree as froin the slavery-tllat oppressl-d us If we dV lis t6uthii, we mnst be teproaciied as anD ucr~sraeful peto- aie. 1'the Euigliuh did not beater ...

... shameful capitulation, anti rising ?? io eders iteod rsA re;! comaendi and even to yourselves, preferred death, to in sery and slavery, persevere in your gencrouq re- solution. Jile mroment; ry occupation of the buildiego; of the city by tlre enerny is of uo ...