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... Since my Writing this, l near irom Acruan, mas Mr. RufTT has receiv'd Advice, that the Emperor has taken every body out of Slavery, and keeps them in a Houfe ; of his own, to give them to Mr. Ruflel, at his Ar- rival at Mequinez. Cadiz., Nov. iS. By a Sloop ...
... Difgracc incurr'd by the frequent landing of ths Moors in different Places, and carrying off Peafants, Wo- men and Children into Slavery. It is faid that thefe armed Barks are to take Comn.iiT.on- from the Grand Mafter of Malta, and to carry Maltezc Colours, ...
... incurr'd by the frequent landing of ths Moors in different Places, and carrying oft* Peafar.ts, Wo- men and Children into Slavery. It is laid that thefe armed Barks are to take Commiflions from the Grand Mailer of Malta, and to carry Maltese Colours, that ...
... for failing, whicli are defign 'd for Algiers, to bring over the Chriftians which have been for feveral Years detain'd in Slavery there, agree- able to a Propofal made by the Dey, in order to the Renewal of the Treaty of Peace lately fubfifting between ...
... Friends abandon him , Muft Chrillendom always owe ...
... ready for failing, which are d.fign'd for Aigicry, to bring over the Chriftians which have been for feveral Years detain'd in Slavery there, agree- able to a Propofal made by the Dey, in order to the Renewal ©i the Treaty of Peace lately fubfilting between ...
... mifl IV.'heJl;) the Beauties whereof he difplay'd in a very lively manner, by pi icing in the oppofitc View the Miferie. of Slavery, aud the Calamities of the Subjects imd.r Tyrant, and def- potick Power, and from thence recommended it ns Praife- wortliy ...
... and every one rejoie'd who values the Infcrell of his Coun- try, and prefers the Freedom of Elections before Dependency and Slavery. Ltttdtn Ev. Ptjt. , Notwithftanding the great Intereft that is making for a certain Gen- tleman to repitfent the Borough ...
... be calculated. --Wou'd Bttg/i/b Merchants fend Engli/b Sat lorl to'be knock'd on the Head in a Slam Defence, or to undergo Slavery, Famine, and ImprtJoi'Kz.nt f— Thil Jcai.d-iisus Fiftien can only be calculated to fhew that as the Great Patron of thefe ...
... Ironmongers Company have ordered 1800 1. to be paid our ot Mr. Betton'j Charity, towards redeeming the Britifli Cap- tives in Slavery at Miquinez. On Saturday lafl Jonn foquier, Efq; w at married to Mifi Holt, an ?£rc* able young Lady, wi.h' a Fortune ot 5000 ...
... King to doubt one * Moment of the Magnanimity and Wifaom ofi your Republick. * Ton certainly will not now fubmit to that Slavery againft * wth ich you have fio glorioujly fought. * It is with a full Perfuafion of this that his Majefty novo ' applies to ...
... .ay put all true Englifhmtm and Lovers of Liber'y upon their Gurird, a : ..i- ?? the Tyranny of a Popifh Monarch, or the Slavery of the RonniTl Church ; and will alfo make a very ufeful, as well aspmam-tal Piece Furniture. The whle defigned by S. Wali ...