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In debate in the British House of Com m6ns en-the 8th of. March, on a motion 10 bring i'll bill for the reduction of the sugar duty, Sir ROBERT PEEL stated that it had been determined by the Government, as a last resort to put an end to the slave trade, 10 establish with British ressels C complete block ade of ufe coast of y4frica. He also stated, more definitely than ill the debate on the same subject last summer, that proposals had been made to the Government of the Brazils to commence some plan of gradual emancipa- tion, and that I reduction of the duties in British ports on Brazilian sugar and coffee had been offered as an inducement If these terms were not accepted, the duty would be continued. The motion to bring in a bill was lost-that is, Sir R. was sustained-by a large majority. ,E O. Bulletin