... flown ; Vi'licn William came, and made us free, And brought the Cap of Liberty. From that bled /En, to thii Day, The Dread of Slavery is o'er; Religion fhedi a genial Ray, And Commerce opens alt tier -tore ; For William brought fwect Liberty ! Then llritom ...

... Il'ttTs Sons in Egypt dwelt, 1 d due Hand t':ifii (J j>pselT>i*s felt did them, and lirt fire ii' all their Bondage, anil Slavery. J many ilj bring to light, !cf the nijut'd light. 1 did the g!oiions Angel too behold, When lie b'tfL.l baviour's Birth foictold ...

... directed this your proof ...

... which my «• dear tho' un ?? f,iend and Comjir.nion Mr. Read, funk un- «« d ...

... threatened to drive us all into the Sea', are now, many of them, to be traiifportcd beyond it themfelvet to the Land of Slavery', their Mother-Country; while the reft art ta become the Subjefts of Great Britain. — So gracioully, and with luch an out ...

... day. 11. Freih provifions, and 11. Rotten fait pork. in plenty. 111. Health. Ifl. The fcurvy. JV. Freedom, cafe, aflu- IV. Slavery, beggar, and ence, and a good want, farm. Williainftmrgb, Aug. 26. It is faid the Earl of Dun- more has feized upon two vcffels ...

... s, apply Mr. Rimington. Attorney, in Norfolk-llrect, Shetheld. ALL undaunted Vorkfltire Heroes, whole Spiiits are aliove Slavery, and Hearts beat higli it the Sound of a Hur • now glorious Opportunity diftiuguilhing theinielvci m Defence their Kino and ...

... Indian Nations, in that Part of the World, in their Intereft than the French, for the Indians being naturally Enemies to Slavery, very ill brook the Behaviour of the French, in building Forts ' in the midft of thew, which Can be with no other View but ...

... juftify this barbarous prattice, offers an infult to the human fpecies, which car. only'flow from a native malignity of heart. Slavery, fays Juftinian, isaneflaWifri- ncnt which political right has founded in oppofition to the I rights of nature. Thefpirit ...

... In the lallfcenc Meiincour, the lather of Rofina, is introduced, who relates his furprifing efcapes from fltipwieck and slavery, having been abfent twelve years, and fuppofed to be •lead. Mutual tranipotts happen on this joy- ful interview, ami by general ...

... Oporto, with valuable Cargoes on Board, are fallen into the Hands of the Barbary Corfairs, who have carried their Crews into Slavery. This Week the Gentlemen of Liverpool, by Way Encouragement to the People employed in thefe Ferry- Boats, gay? Frizes for ...

... was at a ftand, and therelore did not think it fafe to land his cargo. He brought home three young fellows who efcaped from Slavery at Bofton, where they had been folu tor three years to pay for their palfage, but got away to New- York, A lew nights Since ...