... July, 1795, addrefled to him the faid Thomas William Moore, and written by Captain Rodham Home, commander the Bri. fliip war Africa, then lying at or near the port of Newport, in Hate ; which letter is conceived in terms of menace and infull aguimt the ...

... French convention. The Excellent man of war, of 74 guns, to be the flag-fhip at Newfoundland the enfuing feafon, and Admiral Sir R. King has already hoifted his flag on-board her at Portfmouth. I The Africa man of war, of guns, Capt. R. Howe, is the convoy ...

... not intended to be realized. ATr. Vitmlert entered into detailed account of the modaon which fiarei were procartd from Africa, which war, Crimea, kidnapping, and debt. He likcwift urged the neceflity of ameliorating the fitnation of flavery in the colooie* ...

... Wadnelday's debate [lee our lail week's Mercury] being taken from us by the Portuguefc, is Angola, 011 the coall of Africa. The Indian war has been productive of events, which, though capable ol being palliated or exaggerated by the dexterity of cannot ...

... a vo\age to was not let* ha . He next advert' tuc rucltv of the Captain employed t ...

... find criminals. Mr. Fox went through all the means that were ufed to trepan, to Real, to rob, and to procure !laves in Africa, by war, hiltigated on purpofe by treachery of all kinds; and he laid, of thole things, they had ample and legal evidence fub ...

... cruize, having been chuced five French frigates off Portland.s-Arrived the Africa man of war, guns, Capt. Home, from Plymouth.—Arrived the Invincible, Admiral Macbride, with fix men war under his command. Sailed the Hannibal, of 74 gups, Captain Colpoys, for ...

... from them, and made the belt of his way for Falmouth. Ptrtfmouth, March 7. Arived the Africa man war 64 gum, Capt. Home, from Plymouth. Sailed the Hannibal mao war of 74 goat, Capt, Golpoyt, for Plymouth } and the Adamant, of Capt. Bentiock, on cruize ...

... letter 'from Jamaica, dated April lip, gives the . following particnlars of the dreadful accident which happened to the Africa man of war on that day. ”At nine o'clock, as Capt. Heave, and reveal other wficers, were pared, ing the quarterdeck, in a moment ...

... which aie not intended to be realized. Mr. entered into a detailed account of tlie mode which (laves are procured in Africa, which was war, crimes, kidnapping, and debt—He likewife urged theneceflny ameliorating the fituation of llarcryih the colonies. Mr ...

... the continuance of the Slave Trade. Mr. entered into a detailed account of the mode in which flaves are procured in Africa, which was war, crimes, kidnapping, and debt.— He likewife urged the neceffity of ameliorating the fituation flavcry in the colonies ...

... cf England find criminals. Mr, Fox went through ail the means that wete to trepan, fteai, to rob, and procure (laves in Africa, by war, on purpofe bytreachery of all kinds 5 and he faid thofe things, they had ample and legal evidence fubftantiated even ...