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BRITISH SYMPATHYpracticdl UluStra- tion thereof-We clip tifollowing extract fromthe Morning Journal published at King ston, Jamalca) of the 2d liant, which ought to be lacked on Sir Robert el's speech upon President Tyler's messag,oncerning the slave trade. Sir Roberts Gal of the exis- tence of the apprenticeshisystem, or any other form ot slavery, m ! British West Indies, needs the help of su paragraplls as this to exhibit its hardihood iie most favor able light. But to the extrac-

 "The Blundell, Capt. Rob Hunter, left Calcutta on the 26lh of Janualast. having on board 271 emigrants for Jalca. These consist of 206 males, 29 fema, l6 boys under l2 years of age, 1 girls uir the same age, and Is infants under ? yeaof ape.- Among this number 1t is bellevthere are 5 or 6 "Sirdars,' who, having aldy been to the Mauritius, and can speak French language, are expected will be fot useful here, as they have already served sugar plantations, and will be able to in,ct the others moro easily than any other ,ss of men could do. The Lord Hungerl also sailed the same day for Demarara, hag on board 360 emigrants for that countryThe difficulty of obtaining vessels at Caloa to convey emigrants to the West lndiegas very great, owing to the unusually higate of freights to Englar.,-soc'r

 ''There IS no prospet;. of obtaining l. grants from Madras this season."