... landed in the Night from on board a Corfair one the South of Carolina, and 4 carry 'd off many Cattle and fome Perfons into Slavery the Country People being not Powerful enough to oppofe tfiem. The Queen of Sardinia dy'd at Turin the 26th In flint, N. S ...

... Country with falie Ptffes, fbme pretending to be Fanners ruined by Fire and Wafer, others by Loffes by Sea, and others by Slavery in Turkey, being mmked as Turkey Slaves, both on Arms and Legs, and particularly one Murphy, who goes about the Country forcing ...

... Inclined to maintain Friendfhip with the French, had refolved to fend Home all the Men taken fnce the Rupture and carried into Slavery in that Country. ~Batb,'Gff. 12. On the gth we had here a Storm of Thunder and Lightning, accompany'd with Hail, that did ...

... Rapacity of their Princes fo far rvvii j.s the Reign of the 1 itt ol the Harry's: Hut ever tinee that Time they I timed into Slavery and Oppremun ; the tvraimick Reign of the f •..-•• ?? M:r.j) :/■ r :ietted ti/.r Chairs, and fcakflup their Mouths ; and ...

... Neutrality ofthat Kingdom, they have notwithftanding burnt 14 Towns and Vil- lages in Podolia, and carried he Inhabitants into Slavery, after their hift Irruption on the Frontiers of the Ukrain. Meanwhile, 'tis allured, that Sarc-Bey-Cglou in Ratoli;? acis ...

... the Ecclrfiafl-cri State, ihst the Moors h*ve made a de- Icent ar.d carried away above 30 Men, Women and Child. Ten into slavery, and defign to carry off the Pope in his re- turn from Henrvento. Letters from Lisbon Yefterd y give an Account of fe- veral ...

... the Prince of Oiange, decended from that Illuftri. 1 ous Hoafc to whom this Nation owes its Deliverance from Popery and * Slavery, and to whofe Memory this Kingdom will always exprefs its * Gratitude for the many Buffings we enjoy, particularly tor the ...

... and French, having taken o of their°Ships, and 200 Spanifh Men, Women and Chil- dren out of them, which they carry'd into Slavery; however they may perhaps meet with Chaftifement next Spring, at leaft they expect it, being apprehenfive of a Siege by the ...

... &c. who have fo greatly obftrufted the Trade to the Streights. 3. We are affured that feveral who have been redeemed from Slavery in Barbary are fhorriy expected hor.*.e ; but none are yet arrived, as has been reported. 6V«. Ev. Poji if Saturday. , 4- ...

... &c. Who have fo greatly obflruded the Trade to the Streights. 3- We are affured that fcveral who have been redeemed from Slavery in Barbary are fhortly expedted ho:..e ; but none arc yet arrived, as has been reported. Gen. Ev. Pott *f Saturday. J 4- It ...

... Maflcr to fwear Buggery againft him, if he did not give him a certain Sum of Money. Six Englifhmen, who had been redeemed from Slavery in Algier, by the Bounty rf his Majefty and the Me- diation of the Morocco Ambaflador, were laft Thuifday at St. James's, ...

... they « Ir.d pat to death an innocent Man, whole only Fault was • h'S having endeavoured to refcue his Fellow-Citizens from • Slavery ?? thofe who had caul'ed him to bs executed • d-ferveJ ie a hundred Times more themfelves, who not ...