... 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 ...

... and cofifeated the Ship with all her Cargo. That the Captain fomc time after died in Prifon, the Men being carried into Slavery. That the raid Govcrnour afterwards fent the Ship to Holland with the Lieut, who upon his Arrival at Amfterdam on the 30th ...

... Litany. FROM unnatural Rebellion, that direful Ciufe, From changing a true King, a/wl taking a v*oife, Where Popery and Slavery follow ot Courle, For t'tr, god Lcrd, del-vtr us. From this damnable Doftrine, th.jf makes U no Sin, To depufe, or to inurlur ...

... ive you as the Court of Vienna feems to be : It has deftroycd your Fortunes -, It bas attempted to reduce you to the vileft Slavery ; by the Mouth even of its General, it has threaten'd your Citizens with the moft infamous Punifhment • but it has not yet ...

... St. Aubyn's Tomb.. Within this Crave, together bur'cd, lie St. Aubyn and the Publick L'berty : Freedom extinct- degenerate Slavery reigns : fritains i be paffive now, and tamely hugg ?? ...

... Gin. There are a Number of Eng Nth Sailors arrived on bord the Crown Man of War at Spithead, who have been redecm'd from Slavery out of Barbary • by Mr. Laiton, who was fent Envoy to the Emperor of Morocco for that Purpofe, and they are loon expected ...

... Dron- theim; he fays his coming into thofe Parts, is to punifh' his Countrymen for having neglefced to re- deem him out of Slavery. Hamburg, Aug. 26. The Dnke of Holftein arri- ved laft Saturday at Khiel with his Dutchefs. Bruffele, Aug. 28. The Fregate ...

... Liher y, bear no Charge of War but tor the Defence chat in-* efiimablc Liberty and whole judgement no- coirupt= eel by long Slavery and Opprdlron, as is that other Nations, to whom orherw th« Allies might with much more Keaton appeal, as to thole who are ...

... he recommended to his Roy-.- aj Mafter s-Favour,. the many of them he. was- the occa- i! °a of redeeming .from Tur-kifh Slavery-- and the pafiio- % Lgttcrs.heclately- Y/rotc to ;X)on»Blas;.,Governor'.af Carthagena, imploring Friend fhip to fuch o£his ...

... where, took this Fortrefs by a Sie«.e, thi. it might be 3 Monu- ment to Poller, ty of his breaking off the French Y»ke of slavery from ths Keck of the common Liberty, and reftored it to Germany after hhzi km u:. jaflly taken from her. ir. the Year 1676 ...

... has been bred in the violent Politicks and Maxims of an arbitrary Government where Religion ,s Superftition, and Lo/alty a Slavery! ritons love Liberty, and fccurely enjoy the lacred EleiiinK under a Prince, who fccks no gLJrpowe Z promoting and prcfcrving ...

... is your Power) to his own Ufe. ■ And, if this fhould ever happen, we flioufd not onfy be in * a Condition of Slavery, but the worft of Slavery : As I * think, will clearly appear,from the following Confiderations. • The Intereft of a King and his People ...