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. By the
.lion. Company's ship Asia, whose ar-
rival from Madras We annonnectl yesterday, we
have received a regular series of M.: leas.l.'o.pcts to
the '2!`th September inclusive ; a►hd '4 they coD-
tain all the neivs of any interest from the other
Presidencies up to the middle of that Month, .Ive
shall he enabled to furnish ourlteuders With some
very interesting intelligence; from 'every quarter of
India. We this day begin our extracts.

The ship General Hewett, Captain P. Emu.,
from Port Jacicson, last from Tiincomullee, ar-
rived at Madras on the Bth September.

'e have to-day French Papers tothc Cth, pos-
sessed of considerthle interest,. since they, allude
to a subject on which the feelings of this Commy
have been strongly expressed-----..t1: Slfwe
The British Ambassador has; as usual; on this
point given tin. answer to his. Cahnuniators at.
home, by acting in a manner truly amsistent with
true honour, morality, and dit,nit\ra tl;t! Nation
0,
he represents.. has brought the Cause of Hu-
inanity before the Court of the Wor:i,!, and. by

aeknoWleAgehleni 'of the justice of
his principle, strifeli- a mortal blow at' the cow,
tinuance 'of this horrid traffic: We knew that
there are among its those who kill not be satisfied
with this, and who will make a Party squabbte
about the time that must yet before the
Trade of Men in Men can be entirely abolished.--
To these persons we would suggest that a mo-
dern. Crusade 'in the service of humanity is
as improper and injurious, as the ancient Cru-
sade iii the name - of religion, and the fiery
spirit of intolerance, regardless of opportunities
anti seAsons, not only inconsistent 'with the
common rights of men, and independence of 11%4'
turns, but decidedly. calculated to defeat its ow 3
object7—,No !T Persuasion is the weapon for 2
good cause, arid we remain unalterably convinced
that. the -Meetings, ,which unthinking ical
mixed with crafty party, to send up PetitiouS
on this question, afforded an example of die most
injudicious and mistaken policy ever adopted' bat
a great body of the people. •
The outline of the projected kingdom of tr"
PER ITALY is given in these Papers. It a curi-
ous speculation, and has assumed so fornol.
shape, that we cannot doUbt the entertainment
of
some plan of the sort described. •
We know not whether MuRAT has been driven
to the desperate measures mentioned in the 1.'064
Journals,. or whether he has- only imitated 1115
friend NAPOL:EGN in the buffoOnery of Addressei•
&c. as stated in the Brussels Papers. Be this
as
it may, however, iris kingdom teems to have
reached its crisis, and the farce of the rOyal 10'
tilion dynasty of Naples to be drawing, to the fart
of the curtain. There is something irresistibly jet
emits in contemplatingthis little Captain perforang
over again all • the mummery' and tricks of 1115
great Prototype of Elba.'
_The • paultry Wand Of
Pianosa is blooming with an early spring to
ceive• his 'Majesty as a! neighbour Sovereign (-‘"
/the Elbese- Potentate ! • •
`` VfEN J.N. 26;—It was in the conferences
of the Piettipoten:tiarieS, forming the Committee
chargA with the regulation of the affairs of 11°'
land and Saxony, that M. Hardenberg read 1'44,
energetic note 'respecting the incorporation
cil
Saxony .with Prussia; and in which Cannt•ille‘.
ternicli read a long note on the part of Anstri
upon the same subject:: .11: Talleyrand was Pre'
sent at the reading of both notes.

-THE SLAVE TRADE.
" Lord Castlereagh prefsented a Note t 0 t
ins
Congress on the subject of. the Neo.roes,
vitcd the different • Powers to declare the Ifi‘ie
aboliAed from that moment. This -subject "'-
been previously discussed liv ''the I.owers
signed the Treaty of Paris. ylf was a cluestini
whether it should he 'determined by a Committee°
the Powers who are interested in the Tol
or whether it .shouhl he dW eei( a cieller3
Committee of all the Powers.
_Frace, sp°i6l,
•
and Portugal maintained the former opinion,
the majority determined in favour of the
We are assured that all the Powers admit. the j''l3'
tice of the principle of Lord CASTLE:U.ACLUiIi PC°'
positiou, but thcught that the trade should 1)-
be abolished for a certain number of years,

" It appears- that th Congress is tot yet
.11 g
its end. One of the P)lets
lenipotentiaries -
Jere
for his
,wife, and persons ‘tho have been 'l-ej,
since the opening of the Sittings have retnrnfio
home with the 'intention of coming back to
c
cnna Nvhen the Negociations are drawing 11

their close. .
FLORENCE, JAN. 23.;---We are entirely
out news from Rome. We are assured, bovc`-,,1g
that the Neapolitan army entirely surrOunds ,
city. They talk of a Proclamation ofKlog j,
chins.
But whether it is authentic Or.a fibri°l 0
turn we do not know. It breathes, aecord
wi" v
1,,
o
report. a' factions audacity, and Murat "-
longer acknowledge the Pope in any other ch"r°,,..
ter doll) that of Bishop of Rome. Thus an 05"1.1):
whom nobody Wishes to remain on the Thr°,-'
and whom all the great Powers are anxious t 0 el
move, dares to dispute with the Pontiff his sjCr"..
rights, and raise his ;ands against the Vail'
10C
This is a scandal which the other Powers-ivi"
suffer. It, is time that Europe should reidri)
only bee'
order, and that those persons vi-ho have 00-4
raised to rank by the confusion whichsubsisid
should return to theirplaces. •
" PAitmA; JAN- 26.—Noihing can be roor"
°
certain than the fate of our country. Acv
Dot
ing to the last accounts from I ienna, it .vval %
,c
lie:given' td Maria Louisa. They talk Of a 3
j
Kingdom of Upper Italy, f which Parma tlP-
centia are to fonts a part.. of
Tr =
•ir ___,Tl 114
1011ger -11

yE NICE, JAN .1. hey no ,on,:s_ i5l
the intention of the Emperor of 'Austria t°

'IIIP
his Venetian territories. '11;e- arrests OP" I
and. every day new ramifications

. . _ .
Conspiracy arc disco'vered. /
. .
ticial
" Our Governor in 'd ifferent conveW'