... well n-ceded fields and closefincesi,caunot niamitaiii.a comipetitioiln ?? 'hoid wretch-ed Polishi peias-n't, de- graded by slavery ?? by drunkenimess, and whose agiri-, culture is yet in -atiiufgitt statea- 1 Corni--used ;in the heart,6f.Po- .laud, aftci- ...

... Overlilleuits at Ule time of thle U1'nlon Lord (Vie. Pus/eU' presenteit a petition from Stockton, praying for the abolition of slavery. Mr C. Pal/mar brought in a bill to consolidite and amend the laws relating to savings' baniks. Ji Monkli preselited a petition ...

... this fact, say that the resources and enterprise of this country were wasted, and the national flag made the en. sign of slavery and prohibition, rather than the proud symbol of perfect freedom. Last week, we extracted a passage from a pamphlet on Free ...

... British IH1ome Slavery, as he terms the situation of Milliners' Ap- prentices, howeirer well Menst, we fear would be laughed at.- Certaidnl the comnparison of their voluntary engagemeats, which 4edom excee1 wQ or three years, to Negro Slavery in the sttar ...

... 9f9 '4-Excheqler Bills (Ild.) 42 46. Four ?? c losed at i8't , bulyer's. ?? *t* X. V. has been long forestalled by the Anti-Slavery Sod- etv of 1,onnlon. R. s Letter stands over for want of room. ...

... thaln sinnin-g humatity and reason are to be seL at nor'e!! and every thing connected svitlt the wvelflre of colotties o. slavery cxists is to be disregttrdedi. The greater credi: ?? tore, is dlue ts tiloses who, itt spire of popular lteltrtdic,, ;. lurnarilv ...

... colonies lo the brink ofdestruction, and of removing front the public mind erroneous impressions in re. gerd to the state of slavery the British colonies, this meeting is elf opinion that a full and impartial Parliamentary inquiry, on oath should be immediately ...

... ,, ,ZODO3 MXRKMTS. I Front the New Londion Price iuerrenl, ebtaary 5. SUGt. .- 11 conse(quence of the reports that Slavery would be abolished iu three years, and that the question was made a cabinet mcasure, there was a suspension ui tile sugar trade ...

... merely temporary difficulties. COLONIAL SL&vgRY.-M9 inisters have not yet made known their intentions on the question of slavery to the West India body, but we have learnt from authority that we can- not doubt, that immediate emancipation is determined ...

... visititig plact. for thle female tettilera ori thle haot Ion.-I The Edinburghi petitiotis for the li t- ninetdate abolition of s-lavery iveteo~ 'f'ormvnrd nit 'I ui.iniav last to Londoniii, e-aui conitaininti 20,2113 uttiti cx. 'rhey tire il~ouL t Silt feet ...

... hlids. and tis., siad would have been more extensive, but on the news transpiling as to the plans of government rcspecting slavery few ?? would sell; the stock was chiefly withdravn fronm Fale to await the result of the monstrous propositions of ministers ...

... considering what modifications might be made in the government plan for the aboliuion of slavery, with a view to the settlement of the great question of colonial slavery, according to the spirit and latiguage of the resolutions vhilc passed the house of comnmons ...