... Tranfilvania fay, that the Turks and Tartars have, committed great Depradations in that Country, and were carrying away into Slavery, a great Number of Perfons; but a Detachment fent after them, had the good Fortune to deliver them.. ...

... Month, with the agreeable News, that Temifwaer furrender'd the 14th for want of Powder, ar.drhat 700 Ghriftians who were in Slavery there have thereby obtain'd their Liberty.. ...

... Irruption into Moldavia, . A. Body of Tartars having lately, taken the Frontier of Upper Hungary whonvthey were carrying into Slavery, were in Retreat opposed a narrow Defile, the Country Militia iiippcfrted. by-fome regular Forces, great Number the Tartars ...

... 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. ...

... Diforders upon the Frontiers. They have of late burnt Villagesy and earned off great Numbers of Cattle, and Perfons into Slavery ; and 'tis fearecC theft Incurjions will la/t ljfue in an open Rupture, njtwithftarding all the Proteftatiens of the Fort ...

... Peacock, lately arrived from Smyrna, who has been in Slavery in Barbary for 25 Years, having been taken by them on the Barbary Coast at ten Years of Age, and accidentally made his Escape out of Slavery, and got to Gibraltar, where large Collections were ...

... Coun- try of Marmaros, the Inhabitants took Arms, and killed 400, releasing 8000 Christians that they were carrying into Slavery. From Vienna, Prince Eugene is expected there, and 'tis believed a Peace will be set on foot with the Turks this Winter. This ...

... received an Exprcfs, with News that the Tartars had invaded the Ruffian Territories and taken a great Number of Prifoners, they Slavery. Siusday the Court went into Mourning on acccunr the Death the Duke ...

... 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 ...

... enterprizing Man, affe&ed Subtlety and Referve, and withal Friend to France; Merchant of that Nation having redeem d him from Slavery among the Malteze >vhen young, and, after a Series of fenc him home without aßanfom : Which is the Reafon that Minifter has ...

... recover its Venom, nor the latter refume its Force. We are now drawing near that Crifis, that will deter■line, whether Liberty Slavery be the Pate of Great Britain : That Liberty of which have been fo extrean.y tender, as to be a 1 armed when we imagine it ...

... thereof will prevented. 1 , . One Mr. Eetton, a Merchant lately deceafed, hath left 6cc per Annum 1 to rcdeenp Captives out of Slavery ; and per Annum CharitynSchcoJs Company (whom he lias left Executors) think fit- not 20 any one. il On Tuesday Night died ...