... But, to hope toperfuade a Free-People, in full Enjoyment of all thar is dea* and valuable to rhem, to exchange Freedom for Slavery, the Proteftant Religion for Popery, and tofacri* lice at once the Price of fo much Blood and Treafu re, as have been fpent ...

... there be any fty's Subjects who are abandoned ro be ready to exchange the Proteftanr Religion tor Popery, and Liberty for Slavery, yet they hoped the vigorous n a Loyal and Dutiful Parliament, would convince them cf the Danger, well Folly, of Attempt; ...

... his MajeftyVSabiefti who are (a tbiii£_iM as to be rpady to exchange tlje PW teftant Religion for Popery, and Liberty for Slavery, yf t they hoptt tte vigorous Refolutions of a loyal ma dutiful Parliament would convince them of the Dan- ger as .well ti ...

... Balgorod, that the Tartars threaten this Country with an Incurfion, probably with no other Dilign than to early ifl Men and into Slavery, according to their uiual Cu-tom. ...

... of 3 Hours, in which ilB Turks were killed on the Spot, and 214 made Slaves, btild-s 3J Chriftians who were delivered from Slavery. They write from Malta, that the Minifter of St. Peters was apprehended on Beard a Veflel, juft as he was going off with yoob ...

... out Anibaffador, taken bid Pieces 41 each, for the Ranfom of Peter • SWeets§ a Pid this Country, who has been 15 Tears ig Slavery. • The laft AdViees from Periia fay, That the Rebel MeriviaiS has a ow laid afide all his Thoughti of further Conquefit, and ...

... ofthe faid Company. Lisbon, July 9. Some Rovers ofßarbary having landed on the Coaft of Galicia, carry'd 60 Perfons into Slavery. Vienna, July 21. The Spanifli AmoafTador who is expefted at the Imperial Cpurt, is among other Propofals, ?? of Ten Years ...

... with Pafs from Abbotsbury Doiietihue, to Aberdeen in Nortb-Britain, which alfo forth the Hardfh ps and Sufferings in their Slavery under the Turks \ but being clamorous and impudent the Church-warden, chargca with who carrying him before Col. D'Oyly Michel ...

... Soldiers only, he attacked and defeated the Midianites to the Number of 14000, and thereby delivered the Ifraelites from their Slavery. 'Brtffels, March 20. Two Frenchmen, who had been here for fume Months, quarrelled lately in a Coffee-houfe, and reproached ...

... Shoulders, goon with affifting him with the like Efforts, of Piety and Zeal. Now, that we may begin the Funftion of Apoftoli^al Slavery, thro' him, from whom proceed all Good,* as from an inexhauftible Source of Light and Salvation, we above all Things, beg ...

... after an obftinate Fight off of Palo ; that the Ctrew, confifting of 80 Men were part kill'd, and the Remainder taken into. Slavery, and that the Commander was among the Number ol the Slain. We have Advice from Leghorn, that the two Spanifh Galleys which ...

... Indies to Oft end, . VPOi taken by the Algerines, and carried into Algiers, and the Ship confifcated, find the Aden put into Slavery. In the new Commiffion of the Peace lately paffed the Seals for Adiddlefex^ is an .Addition of near 503 of which Number is ...