... the Courts of Vienna, Berlin, and Peteriburgh. It appears the French Government- is about to decree a law, by which Negro Slavery is to be re-eltablifhed in all the French Colonies in full force, as it exifted before the year 1789.- t 'rThe illtifions ...

... EnglA Liberry. Another Senator moved that che Senate fhou~d, in the fame folemn manner, declare Bonaparte the.Reftorer of Slavery to the Gauls, as the Con- ftituent Affembly had declared Louis XVI. the Restorer of Liberty to the Franks. The places in the ...

... of engating thi. Khittdont in a defirtul ive W.ir, yet as this awvtl crifis exhibits to the view of the People reetdnom or Slavery, Exiftetice as an Independent Na- tion or Extirpationt and Annihilation) folesnnly call crnon their Fellow-Citizens, and every ...

... fabric'of our Cosftlistuion d .d. tottering to its fouridation. It is toi decide the great quer. fi he tion of Liberty or Slavery ;-It'Tls to decide whether we -a 'as will preferve that which our pnaceftors have handed down ed to us as a fuejed depofit ...

... Pinai, - -. STORAcE. I Galgacus to his Army, Tacitus, - BzaroRO. Abingdon School,- - - - - MICLEM. The African Monarch7 in Slavery, - H rds - - --S.CLSSOL. - On this occaflon it is unneceffary to fele& particular excellence; it will be fufficient to mention ...

... /anids.' ' - . oi'gits of Slavery.-Tis the year 1440, the Portugutesc it offered the following Petition to the Court of Rome :- Tt They sought leave to donbhe the Cape of Good Hope, and o Ito reduce the exgroes to perpetual slavery, - cfease the) l oever ...

... death fer leing ?? ,in, irnporting-slaves X -an'other, thiat slaves imported 'shall be'forfeited'ia'tliose States only where slavery is permitted.- 'Greist- difficulties had arisen, whea -theBifU.wa blefore6 the Committee, as to the line of conduct with regard ...

... into that fleaud. By the fbips of the prefent feafon, freih orders have buesa dilatc~hed for the total Aboli- tion of the Slavery in thac lIfand, The increafe of population in this fettlement has, of late years, tended to a decreafe of the number of Slaves ...

... divifion. TUESDAY, MARCH 17.-Lord Percy, after a fhort fpeech, moved for leave to bring in a Bill for gra- dually abolilhing Slavery in his Majecitys fettlements in the Weft Indies. Lord H. Pety itated, that although it was impoffible for him not to refpedt ...

... Fitiend had misalpplied his fplendid talents' ssblending two things that weire totally difftind. The African Slave Trade, and Slavery in the Wel'c Indies-un- dotobtedly they were ~both inhuiman, and by. the unerring' order of P'Rovssseercz, every thing that ...

... aaV iiactt: ?? | O FT5, CO, rt+oe CI TU S., : Every body res.Wag on fW tdrritory of Hyti is f Wp tbe fullest sense- : ?? Slavery is kbreet pb Kt1din-nayl j' , No one has,' r,!'tp'vho*t-nsylur ofa'CtltzenA nof to enttr f- r ?? 4iweuiogk :itfiout at ordet ...

... cl th-'at iV -Napoleon. ?? leoiters are not quit& lilte etx,66igh to j~elate thle -C6oiClus ioln of this infatmous ?? over Slavery and w.'etcleditest. T'hey boi;;vev- bring thc-iiatia. fact~ory ifr tinthtitlie t' te disastqrs and decfeat ,of the [,trenh ...