... ildd, tlokt. tile illaitallts have already allple x.Ro to rejoive ait a transiiion from a state borderingr f~iilllinle arld slavery to thle hiessing-s of abundanice and %ict\wichl are- enljoyed hy all those who have thle hap- tolive ulnde ri 131iish protectiron ...

... attention of tile House to a sub ect of -reat importance to our iational honour and c haractt'r, namiely, the total abolition of slavery, by iniroduciigu thle s\1 s1tem of fire e labiur into our WeAt lindia poicseseions. T'he personls hoollt hie siilied to in- ...

... we .should think that every thing Was quiet iam ?? North, and that not the slightest chaunce (of war ?? P; ,oluiete is the slavery to wyhich the foreien press has ?? reilttcetd. - T hie contipmmarie of the war with Tirk-ey is a cireum- G Stance thmat ,carnmot ...

... shairocof serilyitnie; and now thatl alt parits. oh' the social ortier are o ?? h~o~veth-at thle eneo canIlin~ I's us oly slaverY 01r aumaii'liy, shall 'We not fly it) the oruit--'l we hot be reiud vto make tile greatest qacrifices ?-Wh~o can suiffer birn- ...

... with which Heaven can charge a nation is to bestow upon it a weak Prince; that the destruction of states, civil war, and the slavery of thepeople, are-generally the dreadful consequences of the timidity of Soverelcus; that war is the most terrible evil that ...

... case these hopes shouild be lisai)1)oilted, to prefer thil sacrificeoft leir dearest interest, and even death its If to. slavery. His Majesty, at the reqitest of the Diet, has trans- mitted this Declaration to the ditlereut Courts, ant J conrse to that ...

... ceremony. His justification, or nmemmorial to the Kiig, seems to have coine froii the salnme pen with the article in favour of slavery.-lle admits, for in- stance, that he shot twelve citizens of Hlamnburgh but thenl he reminds us that Bouaparte, by a solenln ...

... plicattion and sincerity, thiat, 4fterthe .Almighty, it is to the. Company the people of 1oni owe their emall-. l cipation fromn slavery,-,and their present freedom and prosperity; that it is to the Company they owe, not I only that the Arlmightyy has bestowed ...

... Let Hayti, from this moment, be only oqne vast camp;, let us prepare to combat those tyrants who threaten nxs with chains, slavery, and death,' Haytians! the 'whole world has its eyes fixed upon us; cur conduct must confound our' calunliators, and justify ...

... inilpidently violates every right, afnd offers the greatest of ?? to a frec people, by propo:ing to thenli tile alternative of slavery or death! Anid to whom does tnis vile a-ent dare to address this deelaration of the atrocious intentions of his Crovernment; ...

... provinces, the totns, the plai'u, the otlicers, tie soldiers, all unite to repuilse that enemy ?? bringsalinongst ?? ?? war,slavery, and death4. TheQrator then' added, that it was for the As~qeubly tfo second ttlis noble ardor; let us deeree (said lie) or ...

... the Mediterranean, and of all those whose flags are insulted, their properties plundered, and their subjects carried into slavery, by these sanguinary und abominable infidels, urging them in the strongest terms to press for the sanction and support of ...