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... negroes endure in their own country, as well as in the fugar iflands. Thole dreadful wars which fpread from the fhores of the Atlantic to the eaftern extremity of Africa, are chiefly undertaken to procure naves as an exchange for the wares of Europe. It ...
... EMbof, Vork, War®, from Oak, Martin, for Soville. PriokhaUor, Vooyi, foi MiittmJ Sluyi. Active, Hoach, for Havro do Oracaj-01 Stanch, Minnett, for St Vallery. Douro, Wilion, tor Nantz. Amftcrd.im, BcirK, fur Amflerdam. Smcr, Brown, for Havre ...
... brought from the interior pairs of Africa, and from the information which has been received the Countries nearer the Cuaft, the Slaves may in general clalfed under feme the following deferiptions: ill. Pnfoners taken War. 2d. Free Per lons fold for debt ...
... npHF. Antiquities of the Jews, in twenty Hooks; with their Wars, mem rahle Tranfa&ions, authentic and remarkable Occurrences, their various Turns •of Prosperity and AJverfity, &c, 11. The Wars of the jews with Romans, from their Commencement the final ...
... all Africa ami ]iiiiiaic», with fugar, wine, clcpliant teeth, mahogany, IW.iV, &.. Ailaufon, Byrne, from Barbadoes, with funnr, (oir'in, failii-, lr>. Henry ami Kliea, In>ni Doistuica, widi cutlon, Ac. Mcnnxid, Gwyn, from Virginia, lar, bees war, Be. ...
... the interior parts ol Africa! he will vilit anions and countries at unknown, and where no European has ever yet let foot. From his fpirit of cnterpnfe, and familiarity with many of the nations bordering on the Wettern toall of Africa, there is every pioipeft ...
... the laft week, exceed any thing that can be remembered, even in the height of war. The laft accounts from Major Houghton, the un daunted traveller, in the interior ot Africa, relate, that after avoiding a confpi racy formed again(' his life, and after ...
... natives of Africa for felling du Slaves, namely, that they were either criminals prifoners taken in war • he proved, that crimes wet created for the puroofe of getting tly:fe unhapt people a§llaves ; and that the avowed c,itife of of thefe wars wo for the ...
... from the coutinen! of Alia on the north and ead, and little snore from that of Africa on the bush, it ts as not kndwn at the building of Tyre, a little before the Trojan war, that is 500 years after {hips had been pading to and fro in toe - feas around ...
... entire eftablithment in the war before fait, for our forces on the Continents of Europe and merica, the EMI and Weft Indies and Africa ; fuch a circomtlance, he Mid, required very particular explAration. The Secretary at War, in a very low tone cf voice ...
... a fmait war would the moll effectual means to divert the attention the people, always averle to, and now' much heated again England. K.\ trad of let! front I. Oil .it. « bill letter informed you that general pre parations were making for war throughout ...
... of the Jews, in Twenty Books; tlieir Wars, memorable Tranlalt’.ons, authentic and remarkable Occurrences, their various Turns of Glory and cf Profperity and Adverfity, &c. from the Creation of the World.—ll. The Wars of tlie Jews with the Romans, from their ...