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... to extend the Benefits of it, Religious and Civil, to Sectaries of all Denominations, many of whom, having been bred up in Slavery, have no Idea of what ‘Liberty means. 111. That the common People of England having upon an Average with other Nations, more ...
... Execution, for producing Supplies j but the War fwalfows all, fo that the very beft of Patriots begin think that if they cfcape Slavery, it will be chiefly owing to their becoming Beggars. Our laft Advices from Aix la-Cha'ppelle fay, that Houfes are taken and ...
... theDifgrace incurred by the frequent landing of the Moors in different Places, and carrying off Pealants, Women and Children into Slavery. It is faid that thele armed Barks are to take Commiffions from the Grand Mailer of Malta, and to carry Maltefe Colours, that ...
... Falmouth. There are a Nwnber of Englifh Sailors arrived on board the Crown Man of War at Spithead, who have been redeemed from Slavery out of Barbary by Mr. Latton, who was fent Envoy to the Emperor of Morocco for that Purpofe, and they are foon expedled in ...
... With Bale Goods, Slaves came home in the Crowri Man War, .lately arrived from Fea, fome of which have been fifteen xlears in Slavery i tjvehty.-feyen remain’d to be redeem’d when they came away the Conful was then treating for their Liberty. , - MISCELLANEOUS ...
... died of the Wound he received of them aha the other is a bad w ' ‘.-I':! We are aflured, that all the Chriftians iinder Slavery in Barbary, will be fet at Liberty before the Renewal of the Treaty with thofe States, for the Performance of which the Tripoline ...
... This keeps the Uncivilized Part of them, to this Day, In fuch a mortal AverfioH Liberty and Plenty > caufmg them to prefer Slavery to their Pridls* and Want with Inda- Unit, to all the Advantages that can be offered them. . . • . But while we pals this ...
... Liberty ; and all thofc who may be hereafter made, ftiall difcharged at the End of /even Jean, and not kept in perpetual Slavery, and hath hitherto been the Cuftom.i We hear from Angers, that the King of France has lately given the Academy there (rcfh ...
... Account of the Monies being delay’d, wherewith he was to have redeemed the Englifh Captives who have endured fo many Years Slavery Barbary. As this is a Matter of Concern to the Honour of the State, and the Mercantile Body of the Nation trading to thofe ...
... whence it hoped that they become a polite People like the French. Whereby we are taught to underjiandfthat Politenefs and Slavery in the Stile of the Court of rerfailles are jynonimotts'tihns. ' A Special Free Pardon has paffetf the Great Seal, granted ...
... whence it hoped that they become a polite People like the French. Whereby we are taught to underjiandfthat Politenefs and Slavery in the Stile of the Court of rerfailles are jynonimotts'tihns. ' A Special Free Pardon has paffetf the Great Seal, granted ...
... - . ■ TEH A L EvtUng Pofi. ExtraH cf a Letter from Algiers, Jan. ** This being the firft Opportunity I have had being in Slavery, I have embra* ccd the Trial Sloop of War, which arrived here about four or five Days ago, fhe being bound to Plymouth. When ...