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. • - . 1 - _ it • ,441 dir/ r• 4 .1 . t* • , + CIAVA r he . , IA an • 0z6.,,, N 4206. P SIT INDIA- HOME, July 21. 1819. q', COURT of DIR L'UTORS of LTV fTED CONIP 4NY of SIERC DANT!' ENG LAND, trading to the Ea 4 fairs, do herr., girt Miter. Taal 1k Court MP k ready tis melee Propagate. la writing. tl cwt Hui• we or kforn Wedneeday, Ark* Sephiwber sew. from owe Porten or Permit oho Oleg be willies( S. Rand, either I. More Thames or at an ovis.rt in England or Water. or it R wue4ey or Renee, a Ship or Ships, of client 13i* Tow lir then. la be Let an Fright far the .ail Conepong's Benda, for Six rigors certain, specifying to one low • permanent tar of Peace Freight for each of thread Sir noes. lb hailers, with the wards " Ship Trader" (milk cower, to le iorrally «old wr and lift faith rh. !..nary at Ms Ilona at UP halm 111.10.• et leek at Now oe the wolf kb Sayroosier twit, lipoid which hour no Teadkr WIC he webs& JOSRPR DIRT. lee. The Partieslars of Me pried's! Phoeustroo smut Sesotho's •f the Ships, as linvotory of the priseetpst Stores, the Corte, Ms rkarisr-parlo for ark Ittpage tot es ttostior, tote they thr n•h.r Trap sod Com'itioss opoo whkA the S "pa an in Ile Teotferett R.IU. mut Shoptoord in tho Compact's Ser vice, moo be hod .pen tygiticeise as the Oiffee of the 'lrk in She Committee of SAappiag, to r after Illooday the 2.1 .1 vs, tt NW. FAST INDIA HOUSE. Sale VI 1819 111111 E COURT of DIRRUTORS of the trio iron COMP.thr of MSRl'itAvrs of ENG• LAND. Ire.breg to the Last Imhe., do Arra, koc The the, wilt So lean remise ?repose', orril,ng, on or &f ere rdeselay. Ms t to bill Atm wee, from the Ihrwr. of mien i. pe if the kinks of ISO tone and words, Bnatter'e Iwo nerement. maid bow been employed,ene4 not performed more Men its vereefee. In the rinnitaan'e serer'', operi etog the rote of freight at which they may Io seil/leo le tel +ads Shipsree OM renege Is the Company's reveler orrice. The Tearer,. smith Me irarth Mip Tend. r" ea the corer, to se•eretti stated op. and kft with 14 Secretary, it or airfare It **Clock et Nom. es Me said UM Aleut ist.ti. &rad width hair no Midst sin be restated. Jos F. PII DIRT. Secretary. The particulars of the fermi and conditiens upon which the Ships sin he engaged fur the Company's serrire,osoo he had rpm application al lA, Office of Lie Clerk fe the Committee of SAippiv, on or after Saturday we, the Slat inst. I. Ow Pry, W HI ler pusliAell In • few d fh 1. T HE WANDERING JEW: Re, Menne% • the Prok.eged. N..., so Aothetdie keenest of the 11 , 11: e* Rod C•sithoe 4 sae ..s flhs rß.tidrA fiastnnt. Is. beelpersoht with Amentete. of Celebrated Wee, of tlefferewe •Inet the lost de.troctloa of the Temp,. of Jesup.lee. • la • Netereitive esprosed I. hove been writes@ by that little ' Nom Character. likeramd by madmonso Rosmions and amp.. - I A. Ameronitcmr of lb. MOST POPUL AR WOTOORS Tlt AVVIA• Ilhisemted with Nap Rod tinnortmo isereseiwysi te Os. Mira If mama 1!... ••• Their two Work. are foleaded to. lb. we of !Wimple. ilfbr Wen. isnierstleof, .4 b.ing o rte.. of plcamoe krone. Will allbrd a systematic • of the and Fall .4 she Ammo aspire. she i opr.y.ment M morols tensed by the =opt., of she rhri.tinn R !igloo. an 4 the rows. Lira d is form the diterre, teot raw essuttete the Moropoon ronfeeentry t &int lb. latter wi.l Retitle she warn Smarr to artgeire. in w rewire lona, a kreiwieste of -111 the mon manyial pasts of ioformatton enatainryt in Om most esteeme4 m rime n.solts of Votive, atd Trawrlt, obese( tbooe tape. e. "'bids base tendered so may work* este:at literary /aerie trite ond momereetiv. 13, 3.. hob's Choral yard, July 49, 193. DEAFNESS CURED. pERgONS slimed with Dearntst, ia Ihr Head, 4... my ..binio gyp. dv to apphirj M Iferroodoe. No. VI. Fels wire.r I.n. ow.tr:v Mr. ri.her's Net•ert, 'ben. the IA ming pees., oa t .' e, *it. , mat esker., hove mewl. he.. r.... 1, M r.e.t) a. 70 years of me. aid oh • had Ares di,chargrd frees Disimaa asd al loevrohle:— Mr. —.are SI ram erred In fire week*. 1M re. —.neat to seers, cured in nine toy.. W. H. Esq. deaf lo) yews , . cored is wont h. •pri Neff, We, fluff! iu n.r. e a , e kg. . Met. he sin wears rooted in ewe in .11:h. Mr. —, Mr R. b. B att. deaf roshi 'riot, cured in L%r Meeks. :Mks —. dew( 14 'ran, novel in lee week.. . Ng. —, very severe enee, eased in there weeks. tr. deaf els Iran. toted in three weeks. r. dear Nor .eau, cured In is• swaths. Ni.O gent' o here years, eared ho • amok. , pr. —, deaf ober, oral,, raced in two •eeka. --, deaf sis lean.. owed in his weeks. Vie rime., ewes. as' r of the iiheve entre. are, h. peraii..iroo of the prirtie. given :•esith ..1.410.i .4 1... roe., . one. inflict twig g the di* 'leery n regal r 1.i.e1. claim. the atom the alt.. led. It erasb le is. sperader. this it nuts hr wee! hi rite wove tielieete habits id.- Dot the tea., pat cur jar . ..nuairt cr. As above tot) he had a tp^rifte Tissue roe the Aim hembaeo. iri ttici nnd anat. cram• wait. kr if r.er liorflefate I.'ng rlnndint. p be , he/ tn sup• r:l incurable .1:.11 , !ei. this erlehrated Medina? will be r...ind e:;11nd eariindled ; she trial of a ria4le baffle sill tafb oloorip /Imre. penfts vr4dinl in the master statingllseir rlive‘hir letter (as ! armed RS above, pert paid), will Niue t►e Alediciac for •ard• ad with erery iaronsatinst li.letlen received, asks; vintage paid. IMPRESSED will a jest and Inman* gent. st irationitnati malts from the ipiognino. treatment o f • terrain waledy, enaleseled Inn mincer tun • ell known to remild. troilism,. sad often emaillne no its onhappy ii?etia a aeries at diadem** Ned almond irrappiwiatile alllictioar, Dr. kADY grope/401y calls dor nurses* .4 Owe interested, to Si preen... gad men Jerboa method of rate, unlike the ad• neranleg tritpiric of the day. or the equally trim, al conduit Owe a she h.il•l the w..rd of prnme.e to the e.ir nog break WI Is ear hg;... " Dr. K+', will ant preonne in pledge infalli • billy in pair donrripinen of rem.: Intl a. far as busman aid. lo aned by owiffeil and norgiaal Asti. can be wised. be promise. • modiki, openly, and permutes's re-teratina ; baying amide entry weirs ..f eyphillrle alreeti ya , nod oaring. Intim af Vara. rbe primary eok.-ts of W. prefe..l-ail dottier. nod twine blared by she leaoyerwleall torero ninth ha Ilfem•pmesci hes wade of Irialtarat viatica the course of a lots end labor:not prar.tee. hr 4 enabled to oder, with fall. •trar.f.depre. re tention% at nave*. otis ..iiprfisl a. d marnaraging. lenemer..reir inatinters ran be adduced • niit e of the.sprtioritr of 11.. • .y-tent, whit h ha. he..,, f..uerl to prevail. e.en ah. re •"1101ent teem retained ho public Imtiosit.not, has heen so. .fete sl. I. lo adniii. ale s•Ose cumoNor a ardancro. Dr. Erly rwdl be fnistril ra.allr fortowite ire reyivine elombeting and Cehils.aied 'erve. of she human rererioatiea, ohirb t~b.t lar, n! d , If net Surly gentled. f.erpomil• reader argninr. the Very principal of ealsienrr. Frain tan Amalmiag ssair of in• laity eft is. edit,. by sr-aniownsee the frame, nod ndeteline law awl Awned. tel the retail ntsave, Ile. n M. eeeell she 1101.1 • herring nod paved,* atinrarees than the 4ltMu( IWO %Pte.. may be ie....we11; .le..d; perverewina ergo* dica r,ied hrusy nal. required. I/r. ia eon. lolled den". ♦ la. Dram—rrert. 5..1.4 by 1' dies'. of Opp s.—Caaamy Lydon meet respect*: attendee by rends ul brined posts LONDON, 'Ht/u S IAY. JULY 29, 1819 " The lease fur which 11411PD611 fell . I . )i la e Field, oed Srinver died eis the Seeffoldl " THE LONDON ENOINEFR. MARGA STEAM If Aria. Capra... WM. 1)1)1)1).TU. el. 0.1 s .d y e w"' 111 Itve T...ter on 114 TURD T st rk•ry .er.rrtlfre SATU RDA) an' 'NEON FAD Y. &O W, :AIM. hi Efilss k eh. Ma. maz pre. it• Iv; arid ',lore from tames every MONDAY sad FRIDAN as Ike some iwor. pm*, which were growing in a clomp nearly one salle from the horse, cod whit!) frees had been marked. for milk/ dun some years before this rook place. Another tree hid been felled, but it we. so rotten as' to be fir only for firewood. None of the stomps et. the trees bad been covered oe•r with grass or nub to. hide them, and for twenty-nine rare bed beamed in the some way as he had done. Seek was sorely sbf• Went evidence to show the order wet not violated, sod be (the Aitorney-General) hoped the tootles would be dismissed with cos's. Mr. HEALD end Mr. Tanicova toll•wid on the same side, and said that the *titer side seemed to hate rettgotlon !Ref a Peer of the realm could not be committed for a contempt of this Court. There was, no doubt, en Order of Parliament that a Writ of Sequestration might be issued, end Ibis had been el.nori in she else of Ewer and Lord Shaftesbor.y. Mr. Harr, lo reply, contended, thet.ite was still rifest, (us the Earl of Macclesfield bed been cow milted. Carer, 13. each rinien!er, Pier Div; included and fur Chil hen under 12 %eats of age. sad Servants :dirndl's:: families. is 6d. ears. A Untie Atiendart is ao biurd for the Accommodation of Wks. All applissilaus in he smile is M, 'Nana. *test is the Csornsv,s3, Lower and Mr. Clia,celler, Pier, Maus*. The Parket is propeilect by Iwn rondeming nr orsovphysiy. Fagg/es, with tapper Wien Awl wletly self-actiog of,ty 'Awes. STAYS.—ROBINSON sad VISTIRIN Osbuttit, fee Login: inverting, trarioni Fashions...le Pa wit. is. %TAY. and COltst TS, tehieo ...gore Si wake ar, ail only well s hat h g enprrior .11‘111N r. Als. wash n.reotell St .yo, ra torevine inverfert shape, and the rrii. ". port, and cure of pet-ok, terry, by whorls thew mak. Lithe* wr JEW wilitent as, aniline, tire,. p al4ine (Ant rn s•ig• rimed% cermet. dove der..rtol, and free fr..... pr....err. Their naprnved F.teetie Bells afford Real nipper , . trot orr rattler, 'hie ns all a tier et corpulency and andnenitust weak r•ese —Shit. and nil • hie f..r growing (*deg amid Ltdies iowectett la take their .a. MOW sures,. The Lotto CIIANCILLOII, et greet length entered isle ell the fees of the etc., sod pronounced his opinion. that the Injenction bad nor been wilfully violated, and therefore he meet dismiss this motion as against the Noble Defendant. fie would at the same time assure the pardon, that it could not be too oft.. repeat►d, that this Court had such e jerisdictios es would reach the highest Yee► in the realm, were the slightest insult offered to the authority of the Court. H r wr imiiieulnr in the wrier mod eiemlipe of fleabane, lo 'newest mianke--59. linr,il Illsawllooreef, 1 -1 A R VF. SAUCE far FISH, GAME. %Tait k 4. he —S recent trod latheCo.rt..r IC ine's Hawk " eeeby P. Fleece muse Hera..." heist ornwed Ih.t nn .r.fast.../.. air 1.111 - • re isle .1. free& 4 owerested /viler, F.. L '4 NY and SON 'link it sice.r deiy male in .... Q v.. illy Niebilit!" and fleetry or 1.... oney syerless Oohs- Ns 6 I c r usek• .dried Hervey'. S .are. It reechoes se be per,• red •toly at 'l-ir Wareods.,. S. F:dvrar4..treel. Mod em, ye .r. 1 old le I n greniee wilds the label of cub buttle big..4llisstbrib I. tbs. . SRI EARL OF C %BRAMPTON v. THE EXECUTRIX OF Tit LATE DUCHESS OF CUMBERLAND. Mr. lIIALD 1111 0 ,Pd, on behalf of the Plaintiff, to Ile exceptions to tbort.port of the Master io this case. The Plaintiff wilt a special creditor of the late Duchess, sad was set included in the original bill.-- It arms meal hi sachem's.' to make this motion. — N.B. Dr okra la /.11 Uwe. -ye loornymed.lbel every Wide at the aro.n.n. %aa.•r will In foo•eye be wrapped la a proofed abstract of ilea trial ales.. alladed In. R. ROBERT4ON4 VEGETABLE BROM. —Ties 11)1.4.11athei (make orpeiear le aim 'bine ever .4 fired. MI carts (iev , r ragbag) r.e• ataithli the eine Ilwir lime done tide lomat j it no• preirehni ble billioneit . aid meat filial's, abbiractinta sad leaperldes of / doe To be bad at the Vender'o. Yn. 7. Bl.i.iwaiset equery. aid a emu market lowa, Pike., Pie yeati bank. 111/....1iit smiler, fee Csiiibei. Wand, he 6.. ' 1 All lenen imam be pc,' paid. and tereilmarde eitb sedm. Mr. SHADWELL wIII about In oppose it for tbo De fenrlsnr. •ben he 11111 interrupted by TM LORD CHANCELLOR, Who direct'd lb. order to be takes as MIS ousel in sorb can. CASI. OF' 1L1.F.4:1 rINACY. Imams ANY UlOll V. MARIAN saacaseit, AN In• VIMT• It will he recollected, that about a fo►tnight ego this cue was breeght before the Court, and it eat then postponed for some time on account of the ab eam, of parties. Mr. 11411 Wet 0011 about to epee the vise, when he Wet interrepted by Mr. Wiecirteus, *he appeared en behalf of the Defeadasit. 11. esti, that be bad this morning re ceived • letter flew the mother of the inleut. who Wee sew timeliest at Liverpool, respectiog the order of the Court; sod be much wished a short post poem meet of the case. Mr. HART thought that the present motion would base CO effect upon any ulterior proceedings. The LORD CMANCELLoR said, that this was a Ter, delicate question, and he thought the bearing of the motion ought to he postponed for a short time. Mr. liuite remarlied, • that the question would to tried by o Jury. . . . . . . . Mr. WlNorma) threw oat th►s it was intended to *impend the wiintenance of the child, and Ike pr.. seat di.cus.ioo might base vett indsencs oo the ulti mate decision. Mr. Ikea said, that the mother, a short lime ago, lived only 15 wiles from town, bet now she lived at Luverponl. . _ _ Mr. Womartru) contredicted the 'inn. Mr. HART.—If the motion is no. postponed, there will be no tine to bring it on before tbe long vacs lion. The LORD CHANCELLOR. —There will be plenty of time to try the quesiion at the Lancaster Assizes, *bids do sot begin ems! September. The notion vas ultimately postponed until this day week. ON COLONIZATION. [Coofiseed fr.no nor Paper of Honda\.l I am aware it has been the fashion of lute to praise the climate, productions, and trade of the Cope of Good Hope op to the very skies, ►et I never cooill trace the origin of t►is practice to any other source the• to the servile tools and corropt Inurement' of Ministers, who have esed it to Torward the base and fraudeleet ends of their masters. It appears from the works of the most impartial travellers, that the climate of the Cape is liable to sudden chines, from heat to cold ; neither is there that gradual transition of season: which is eeperi• enced in Europe. In the summer, that Is, from October to March, tits 'tied Wain generelly from the soella•east, and is often violent, when it brings along with it clouds of sync) and dust. At those periods there is scarcely a piece of bread . fit to be eaten. it is so full of dust. The beet of the at mosphere raises FAHRENIILIT'S thermometer Irons 70 to 80. 83, and 81 degree', sod it hes been ob. served more than corm at 100, and instances of its being as high as 104 bate occurred, During the slater monsoon, the wind chiefly blows from the aorth.west, I.ld brings with it Gam the ‘O4 fngs, deeds. lightnin:, and r7in. This *either sets in Wong', shoot the r .411 of May, and continues, with fee intermissions, till the midlle of Alkmaar, when the fain completely divappearv, steeps occesirimily few misty days. Altts. , egh it newer freezes ohne. Cape Teen, yes •no.s i• seen it the reps of the mountains, and the ioterior of the soother,' pert ; even lb summit of the T.hlr Meent•in. Ihnelth so our tie sra,ll apt quite clear of snow. 4' lAss s.rason LAW LVrILLIGENCIS. COURT OF CIIA•CIRY, JULY IS. TN! DON. 2111T/TO5l FE L LOW V. THB TAM. Or vuITINOITTit 1881 !O■l RAWSON. Mr. HART stead OW this Wag • motion for COM. milting the Defendants for a breech of en injunction greeted to restraia them from cutting down ceitein trees, and also from pelting dow• the buildings be. longing to the nieneion-hoese, and from destro)ing any Worts in the latter. The Dofendant% had not denied that they t. felled the trees, and therefore It would prevent toe aeceseity of his going folly iota the merits of the ease. The Plaintiff's affidavit stet ed, that some ornamental tree, had been felled since the order for the iojeor-tien was granted, and that he, es the frost., sr ..t the heir at lew of the estates now occupied his the Defendant (Lord Portsmouth). use thst this was ease, especially so fir as four. t&n it trees 'soul a very fine oak, all of which were in view of it., house. and the relics of which were still risible, .I.r.tj'• ettempted to be concealed by ' earth and gime! Ile was oleo informed by a la• hosier, thet he (ae lohourer) had cut them down, and that then were loathed for the purpose by order o f the D. , fenda who had done •• by the direction of the Defen d ant. The labourer could not mike so affidavit of this, because by doing so he would hive loot hie present employment. Even the htil.if was so much ender the Whence of the Di. (rodent!, that from him also information could not t ie ohlainrd. The hresch of the injunction, so far rrom h, iog orcesioned by accident, must be attribute ed solely to a contempt of Court. The very pulling loon of nu. ere* was as mach a contempt of the Court as If the whole had been demolished in the park. On the other side it was attempted to make an apology, by saying that s lodge had been recont• ly erected for the gainn.l@opor of the N o ble h., r d, end it was therefore necessary to fell certain trees which essentially retarded the pme.kerper'a view of the country from his lodge. It was also said, that the removal of • saw-pit nester the mansiou-bonse occasioned the cutting down of some timber. Bet if Iseth apologies were admitted the authority of the ' Court was at an end, so far as related to ir;soce tions ; and such, he hoped, would to the conduct of his Lordship, as to show the Noble Defendant that this Court would not be trifled with. Messrs. WITIIIERALL and BILL followed on the some side. The ArroaatyCE.raaAL, for the Defendarde,ed. &Umd that the other side were in far right in *kat they had said, hat it could never he meant that the lojenction was to mead furth►r than ornamental timber, the Defendant (Lord Po►tsmouth) bring only tenant fur life, and besides, he was so withnet goy impeachment of waste. His Lordship would re. collect that the lo•jenction wss granted in 1844, and fh. Noble D•deudant swore positively that met he fore nor slice the Injenction hail head daemon, tress in the park or pl •grounds, eacept two le trees which were bPt 10•441 the SI 0/.llil end the as rdan wall, which so far from being ornamental, were fa tally the , as by their abolition they totally obstructed the growth of the hoit.trees on the other side of the well. The Defendant, Dawson, had mom pos i t i ve ly sworn that he never gave directions to any nue to cut &en trees, and if they had been cat down it was contrary to his knowledge. The bailiff Made an dfi.levit, in which he dechred it was nerve. Silty for the mansinn.►ouse to be repaired, and that he acc:rdirey had cat down 14 trees for that per. PRIGR tit; the thermometer is very variable, often changing. ise the course of hem hours. frees 23 to 30 degrees. • • lodopendent of the uncertainty of the seasons, it is well known that the interior of the cnun'ry, and I presume also Abe coact at a distance Uore e Cep. Town (the capital of the otelColony),11 inhabited by the natives, in. eery cpnsiderabie numbers. It ap pears from the CIIMICELL"R of the Eectireven'm speech, that the new settlers are to form a distinct Colony on the south eat coast, which, he says, pus. lessee a good lerritoor, and other local aiitentages, test the* Honourable Gentleman does not state what those advantages are ; and as to the circumstance of there being e good harbour, it Is well lumen that there are hundreds of such in various parts of An world, where no rational or intelligent Wee would ever propose to settle,enless they combined other ad venteges; and as no others ate mentioned in this case, it msy be lady takes for granted none tech east, l or if they do, they are diminished by something which Ministers think it prudent to conceal. 1 con ceive it 'was the duty of the Administration to hare distinctly elated every circumstance, favoursble or other•ise to the country Imposed to he settled, that the Public might have been able to judge for itself. whether the project was entitled to support, apfci. ally as to whet were the dangers to be apprehended from the vicinity of the natives,whlch,neat to climate end soil, ought to engage 'Mention its the forees.i.in of every new colony : or does Government wish the infant settlement to meet with a fete similar to sane of the early colonies in Novia Scotia, else be it re. membered, settled in furtherance of ■ Ministerial scheme, in 1749? Although Mr. Vents-rue has sot condescended to ezplain what advantages the soot's. east coast of the Cup. possesses, the People are not, I trial, ignorant that a very few weeks have elapsed since intelligence was received that a most ostensive and alarming 1 00000 teflon bad broken oat among the natives, and of the formidable preparations made to detest their projects, which •t one time thresteeed the total destruction of some of our new colonies it that part of the globe; aid if it is tree that these as. lives are escellent marksmen, and shoot with poi. sated arrows, a fine alternative is offered by Mini. 1 stets to our distressed manufact•rers, namely, tither • to be starred al home, or shot by savages abroad!! After these observations, 1 Will leave it to the good sense of your Readers, Mr. EDITOR, lo de. termine, whether men " who profess and call thew. selves Christians," or who ponces the common feel. lags of humanity, to say nothing of polite, eight to recommend or sanction emigration to sects a climate, en:pokily of persons enured to the seasons of Great Within and heisted, which must be the case with the proposed new colonists. Haling briefly considasted the climate, as well es made a few ob dons ols , the danger whisk may arise from the natives to the sew settle's, 1 shall now stets my objections to the state of slavery in which the great majority of thepopulution at the Ceps is Ise ; and here I woeld remark, that if the colony proposed by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER is espeeted to support itself, it cannot do se unless ths introclociion of slam is permitted, it being a well. knows fact that few, if any, European constitn. times can endure labour lo such a country as that is the vicinity of the Cape. At all mote slavery does exist to a very considerable extent in the province, of which the new cclusty is to form a part; aid us I cat. not better express my opinion of is infl tbso in the language of Mr. WINTERROTII..III, the unite an. thor of The History of America. I will refer you to the 3d volume of that Gentleman's work, p. 110, where be says,—" There must doebtlem be an un happy influence on the manners of the people pro. dead by the existence of slangy among them. The ' whole commerce between master and *lase is a per. petard exercise of the most boisterous postiont, the mist unremitting despotism on the one part, and do. grading submission on the other. The' children is. this and kern to imitate it, for men is in Imitative animal. The parent storms, the child looks on, catches the lineaments of wrath, puts on the same sirs in the circle of entailer slaves, gives a loose to his worst of passions, and thee versed, educated, sod daily exercised in tyranny, cannot but be stamped by it with odious pecullaritim. The man most be a prodigy who coo Maio his manners and morels us. depraved by aech circumstances. And with what execration should the Statesmen be loaded, who, permitting one half of the citizens them to trample on the rights of the other, transfers them into despots, and thew into enemies; destroys the morel: of the one part, and the ewer pettier of the other. Wsils the morals of the people, their industry also is destroyed. For in a warm climate no mass will labour for him. self who can wake another labour for him. This it so true, that of the proprietors of slaves a very small proportion, indeed, are ever seen to labour " . . As l am told that the CNANCELLOR of the FACRE• QUER is an admirer of the Poet. whom I before quoted, I otteld ask him how hat reconciles project riot's the sentimeuta of that sensible venter s when h. sat.— " 6 t would not haven loot In till my &roved. To earr% me, se Ina se while I Jeep, hod tremble vrties l woke, for all the ire.itti TUN Ma. w. b.argitt as/ mold bare ever ears'/. Not deur freedom is, sad in my bemires Joel err imni Ims pried above all prier. I hod mach ratrer be haviteso be slave. Ad wear the heeds than lanes them am era " But what ripsifiell hie seerinunsts, it is ht. pr we took at. Fos essay of the present Minty . ty the precep.• of Christianity en their lips, Bail! lore the first principles of liberty, equity, awl tad Mus we see the People of thew Re swisiveted to She nispristioa of " their undo rigAtsand liberties," srAkAtheir ancrstors "el— • TWerJee ictuattlaves at the (lift of 46,A H o' if , .02nm et Ile Ip6sie pvelatile. sbio, I. so.- .1 j 3o- C 41 , 11 oubt4 •imrd, u l •r. CI 4 se :