... retaken by a Portuguese Man of War, with 19 Moors on board, but the Rover having the English Men on board, carry'd them into Slavery. The Government has received Advice of 9 Battalions lately sailed from Alicant being arrived at Leghorn. .. ' ,v ' ...

... for the downfall of the Turkilh Umpire, and the Bondage of the Genoele. , _ m ■*— . . •Tis obflrved, that in proportion as Slavery van.fhes in Corfica, Trade and Sciences are countenanced, and for the encouragement of the latter, m UniveX gotag to be founded ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... h-'i^g ?? by a French- Mi-ri of War, whieii they took :o be an Ai^crinc,'.thf Mgi for Star of befng taken and carrv'd inio Slavery, burnt their Sijfjj^tid Wed rhemje lv.es in their Boat,, and arc fince got lo Ofb -d. Th6*fhe' L reparations sire icon tinned ...

... hath in his Care, as well the Hearts « efthe People, as thole ot Kings. The Courage ci ihe Poles fct them ...

... Doctrines have once poflefs'd the Mind. Slavifh Principles in Religion, will carry along with them the Principles of Civil Slavery. And may not fome fu- ture Ad ■» ■ n (for we muft not fufped it of the prefent) lay hold of fucb an Oppor- tunity of introducing ...

... te glorious King [William . thelll. of happy memory, who was the great Delnererot the People i of this Nation from Popery, Slavery, and Arbitrary Power • When we mention the W of King William the 111. we can- « not but gratefully remember the Author of ...

... Friends abandon him , Muft Chrillendom always owe ...

... 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 ...