{"newspaper_name": "The Portland gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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1t Was ssseJ, in the British House OF
Commons, May 2S, whether any steps had
been taken 10 induce Portugal to fix term
for the abolition of her trade in slaves.
Lord Castlereagh,in answer to this inquiry,
observed, thar F" in consequence OF the con-
ference a, Paris, Spain had been induced to
put an end 10 the trade The Ministers OF
the Allied Powers, immediately on the con-
clusion OF that treaty, had taken steps 10
represen, it to the King Of Portugal, and
urge his most faithful Majesty to agree to
similar tTa,y. This was about two months
ago. He was not able to inform the House
of the manner in which the representation
had been received"