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... kft Norfolk I'ut slat a.ettoutt. on dy Admiral Mtieray, is, the Africa man of war, with thr f &tit! dMp of war, canoe sot awl were visiting tha tie Thetis etas the ooly Irstth ii of war at Norfolk. . . The fh , op had a paffag• of 2 (1.; a tint Bud ...
... principles of chriftianity ; and that it was not owing to the African trade, as had been alkdged, that the people of Africa made war on each other. _ _ Another objeaion agaiuft flavcry was, that the number of flares in the fouthern States weakened that ...
... unlefs the original roll was produced to prove h;rn one of the fhip's crew. As to the outrage againtl Mr. Fauchet by the Africa Man of War, in attempting to feize him and his papers wdiiui the juLitru of the Unired States, and Captain Home's ihfult on their ...
... a England and 3 t Cuunedicut . 9 Ireland 32 'Rhode Ifland /0 .l'rance 33•Nrenmont It *Scat of War 34*Eiew York la United Provinces 33 *New 13 Aultrian, French and 36*Pennfylv.ana h Netherland; 37•Deaware /4 Germany 3g• At ary 15 Switzerland 39 'Virguria ...
... feenrs, pocket leaks, and bow pas, telt-1 1 , from rq, to palest's, tutors mu. lic bootisa awl. po:tct !Inas. 91 &war, Aria, Africa. Apprica, and the World,' wttauliaSseil ntgp#4 with the s•-4 sa: murac:c; iraveninx calor, it, 'rem LI; to 6 i: balances ...
... trom the interior parts of the continent of Africa, and many of them from a very great diitance. And the haves may in general be clafled under fome of the following defcriptions : Ift. Prifoneis taken in war. 2d. Free perfons fold for debt, or on account ...
... nia, Delaware, Maryland. Vii. ginia, Keutucky, N. Carolina, S. Carolina, and Georgia. No. s. contains a map of the feat of war in Europe; No. •. a map of Hungary and European 'finkey ; No. 3. a map of the countries round the North Plc; No. 4. a whole ...
... Slave Trade. But, if we ate riot ntifinformeil, this fettlement was intended to iutroducz civilization arid the arts into Africa, Sal ultimattly to gettain that villainous butiviefsof trafficking in human birdies. • We take it to be the fittlernetat poi-tied ...
... 1 he Africa kit this on the 7th inflant. Another fettcr from Newport of the 6th init. fan Me.'uf.t efcaped on Tuefday ; at got the fleet of the Africa by tau hours, in s fog—and tho' ptirfncd for two (lays and nights was nit fern by the Africa. The ...
... calamites of war, every which was at the fame irritating and ineffedual thould be avoided. To theft: objections it was antwcreil, was war inevitable, the propotition et:ht now to be adopted, as a comme!.eial [Om to come into operation, at the of the war.—Gentkmeti ...
... An Englith tloop of war, n.-aunting 18 guns called the Flying Fifth a'as fpoken with two days ago to the fouthward of the bar by one of pilots. Capt. Tabor fsw two thips off the Bar yellery morttiog, whielt be took to be Is of war. Tbe Ship Cade:tot Dennifon ...
... from Guadeloupe has brought a lid of forty-three American veffels, captured and carried into that ifland, by French (hips of war and yin, terra. The greater pait of them having appeared at different times, it does not feem nectffary to re• capitulate theii° ...