... supplicating an eleemosynary re- effor the poorof this city? A great statesman ace, whea describing the ruinous effiects of slavery, 0lnted to a negro as the best and most practical il- UBt,,ration of the trlti of his positions. He (Mr. ?? Would in the same ...

... of nobility, won by the valour of Catholic ancestors, tl disfigured by the hand of the slave, would it be a supposed that slavery would now be trodden out ? tl In this distracted country, where a sense of suffering tl chained the peer and the peasant, ...

... not usually as considered coming under the cognizance of parlia- merit from each year from 1820 down to the present time. SLAVERY-CORK PETITION-LIBEL. l Mr. O'CONNELL presented a petition from Cork, fray I- ing the house to take into consideration the ...

... assembled in the Independent Chapel, on Friday, the 5th inst., to petition both houses, of Parliament to abolish colonial slavery. All the ministers of the gospel in the town assisted in explaining the nature of the unrighteous system of bondage and cruelty ...

... European nations, and that that people who for centuries have been afflicted with the calamities, and debased by the vices of slavery, Will now take their chance of improvement from the free commu. ntication of the knowledge and the arts of other countries ...

... inquiry into the ti h be nation.-Tbe petition was read and luit on the SLAVERY, reaqllio of LANSDOWN presented another petition n io eein Sussex, praying for the abolition of slavery. C 0lLeWsC5 EAST INDIA 'i'tRADE. Lord DYNEVOR presented a petition from ...

... the state of Georgia, by which every fiee person of colour was put under quarantine ? Making allowance for the influence of slavery in that country, he (lid not thiik the house of commons wvould have passed such a law as he should ?? right honourable gentle- ...

... Mr. Peel was then agreed to. Mr. BROUGHAM presented a petition from Keightley, in Yorkshire, praying for the abolition of slavery in the West Indies. He wished to ask the colonial secretary whether it swould be convenient now to give an answer to the question ...

... from the in habitants of the town and neighbourhood of Keigh- ley, in Yorkshire, praying for a total abolition of co- lonial slavery. Lord HOLLAND presented a petition from the baptist congregation of Edinburgh, praying for the abolition of idolatrous practices ...

... commissioners' officdj 1Mr.) certain papers from that office. brolI aER presented a petition from a place in Hert- aN' ai~lit slav'ery. bndsrsliteirtlARN CLIFFE preseuted a petition against the Lord f ?? India company's charter. (We could lel tile of the place ...

... to printed. Mr. JEPHSON presented a petition from an individual, whose name we did not hear, praying for the abolition of slavery in the West Indies. Mr. O'CONNELL said that he had understood that the crowit was taking active measures for ameliorating ...

... reciprocally, and aggra. vated etch other in the reciprocation. To the second of these, viz.-the negative robbery, the brand of slavery *and denunciation of damnation were superadded.' These tlrree-viz., the negative robbery, the brand, and denuncia.. tion have ...