... make a Present of the following Goods tothe Dey of Algiers, in order to redeem near 100 Erglifh Captives thac are there 111 Slavery, viz twenty Pieces ot Broad v loth, two Pieces of Bro- cade, two Pie.es 01 Silver Tabby, one Piece ot green Damask, e-pht ...

... eight Years of Age, caus'd him to be fpirited away to America : From whence* having endur'd all the Hardfliips of a rigid Slavery for Sixteen Years, he, at lall, made his Efcape among the Soldiers, lately levy'd in the Northern Colonies; and, being recollected ...

... Liberty ; and all thofe who may be hereafter made, fhall be difcharg'd at the End of fiven Tears, art ii not kept in perpetual Slavery, as hath hitherto b:en the Cuftom. 7. From Wh. Ev. Poft. They write from Amfterdam, that t'-iy are perfuaded the Algerines ...

... ed to the Royal So- ciety a Letter which a Gentleman had receiv'd from Job the African, whom Mr. Oglethorp releas'd from Slavery, and the African Company fent home to nis own Country in one of their Ships about twelve Months ago. In this Letter he very ...

... for and landing in Barbary ; but 'tis hoped they will loon be temov'd, theie 'being above 150 of his Majefty's Subjects in Slavery at Mequinez. Laft Sunday Capt. Stephen Bates ot Col. Lanoe's Regiment of Foot in Ireland, was attacked by two Highwaymen between ...

... re-coming their Liberties and « Properties, their Rights and Privileges, and c.e|.verin.. their Countiy « from Tyranny and Slavery, and 4 fortiv.n Vol.*. They have now placed one ot their native rtiuces en the Throne, and all Tilings ...

... Liberty ; and all thofe who may be hereafter made, fhall be elifcharg'd at the End of fiven Tears, an.' not kept in perpetual Slavery, as hath hitherto b;cn the Cuflom. 7. From Wh. Ev. Poft. They write from Amftcrdam, that l My are perfuaded the Algcrines ...

... the Prince of Orange, went to the Aflembly a* the Hayjsarket.. h LIST of the Namet of the unfortunate Perfons carried into Slavery by the Admiral of Sallee in November laft. GAot. George Biiley, in the Spsedtfellj of PooJ, from Carponer in Newfound Uad ...

... rbe Caufe ol Juilicc and Libc~y, m.iy be faid to have fix'd me Bafis of a Work whic Ji ftemmM the Tn*r. n v . Popery and Slavery, and was tne Foundation ?? the £ re- lent hanpy Ccultitution. Eariy a'fi Moaning two Smugglers were carried from Newgate in ...

... Account or the Monies bci:ig delay'd, wherewith he was to have redeem'd the Engiiih Captives who have endur'd fb many Years Slavery in Barbary. As this is a Matte* of Concern to the • lonour of the State, and the Mer ?? of the Nation trading to thofe Parts ...

... Account of the Monies being dehry'd, wherewith .he was to have rcdeem'd the Englifh Captives who have endur'd to many Years Slavery in Barbary. As this is. a Matter of Concern to the Honour of the State, and the Mer cantile Body of the Nation trading to ...

... Reign, may put all true Englifhmen and Lovers of Liber'y upon their Guard, againft the Tyranny of a Popifh Monarch, or the Slavery of the Romilh Church ; and will alfo make a very ufeful, as well as ornamental Piece Furniture. The wh.le defigned by S, Wali ...