... Goveroor of France; hathb Ilhreatenedan immediateatlach upon orCogntry, wvith a viuew to general Plunder, and to reduce to Slavery a Free and Independent Nation. It is not for us, perhaps, to fpct leo en wuazl may be attempted by the vanitj of infolen'ce ...

... 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 , ...

... Hu ricane, 3mpaling, Inhuman Treaes l- Lightning, Murder, Pressgangs, Plunder, Fiat; er Quick-Sand, Rocks,Storm$s Shoals, Slavery, Sird D, by Sea and Land, Shipwrecks,Trap.srning,'iornri of t Water-Spouts, and other Disasters at Sea: Tage. es with an account ...

... 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 ...

... Englishr iorrar than- theye Ider-aderd thre tigers of the desert ; tiot dray rworrid be 1 lrril to reduce, itieni ;ill to ~slavery, and toiniiake lire sea osw-llowi un their islanid, as lire had tire hapinsotes of' tel-leg it srinin tip tl vessel. 'Thee ...

... C tire of Pauperitiu-Doctor Blair-Ancient Lng- - list Poetry. S* Er.EL. ?? Worse thuan useless Miembers of Socicty-Nugrti Slavery-f ?? lawe's Delay-Rural ?? of an Irish Shoje-black Wlwhei on . his' Tri-l for Il ?? State of the Agricul- ?? Population of ...

... tiheir false gods, as 'G I pror irugted by their' impious pi'ist. 'The subjects o a r dept governments, debased hi' tIre slavery in which thcyaepiuuged, till thle mirlId itself partakes of' thle a'brjectness of' thle body, riot Only strbirnit without ...

... into the Principles of Beauty in Grecian Architecture, &c. by the Earl of Aberdeen.- ,. Church Establishomtnts.-8. Negro Slavery.-9. Vir- ginius a Tragedy, by James Sheridan Knowles ; The Bride's Tragedy, by Thonhs Lovel Beddoes.-1o. East and West Indian ...

... iialcolm, UUnion Whrtrf, j luli ; ir by Mas . W'm. & R. E. Bell, Wharfiigers, Uptp er Irongare \i f I onilin. AiC)OI i'lON O (11 SLAVERY. r r a Public l'EETING of the ilabitatats ' ot tihe l5irrish ofi l reds ?? bv thre m1atyor, art1 Itr ?? tire couirt.-Ilouso ...

... vltets great exertions are maoekittg to parsoadc people of all ratls 3antd coit ditiolls to uttiae tbeir endeavours to abolich slavery throughout rile world, I beg leave to submit tlhe fol- lowing case to tte public: - SOanctialst ini Februaury list, JoNsN ...

... and penalties. L. HESSE. TO THE Rigbt Worsbipful the Mayor. STR,-Deep'v impresse(l with the enormity of the )cs-:ste!n of Slavery subsisting in the British West InIlan C)ilonie'; we request that vou will be pleased to eill a NIEfTING of the Gentr,. Clergv ...