... proceeding, he fell upon the town with his troops, cut in pieces all the male inhabitants, led the women and children into slavery, and razed their dwellings to the ground. New. York papers arrived yesterday to the 11 th July. They bring important intelligence ...

... and superstition on the other, failed to produce, viz, a combined resistance; and that, after a long night of darkness and slavery, the day-star of Knowledge, and her attendant satellite, Freedom, may arise to illumine this land of the Cmsars. Let us protest ...

... happy—for so the Great Being, who governs the destiny of Nation; and who, after three centuries of opprobrium, oppression, and slavery, has looked with eyes of compasgion on America; has decreed they shall be. ANOTHER IMPORTANT PIECE OF INTELLIGENCE. The same ...

... chains shall sully thee, Thou soul of love and bravery! Thy songs were made for the pure and free, They shall never sound in slavery. 43 • II 0! a N ni O as : sinne T t FIRST WE LOVED. virtues bind my heart— _ been e'en first we loved; What was but E e P ...

... conn.try. _ _ _ . I think it necessary, however, to premise that I do not wish to be understood as advocating the cause of slavery, although &conceive the Planters and Merchants having been encouraged by the Parent State to vest their capital in the West ...

... Heads, but from a worthless faction,. which .seems, intuitively to gather round every court, .and build its, hopes on the slavery and degradation of mankind. French papers ariyed :yesterday; they, state that Emperor Alexander had joined .the Russian a ...

... commen t on my l ast, i nserte d i n your • k k c,r-c of the 23d September, you seem to be of opinion 1 am aa 1 44eitte for slavery in genera l, an d w i s h t o defend the trade in flesh, I think it necessary to premise, that I am far th Nishing to be u ...

... vassalage. A few brows will burn arkricheeks glow when they find that their red coats are now nothing more than badges of mental slavery, and let them perform prodigies of valour, and pay any sum for their daily pittances on half-pay, if they do not think proper ...

... Cruelty, and Revenge, but who are orertnrned, and sinking under the foot of Charity, whose other foot is upon the emblems.of Slavery, while she is raising her children idto the bosom of Religion, who, risen above the clouds of Superstition, Folly, and Bigotry ...

... Essay for the North Briton, which opened with the flourish of A spirited people freeing themselves from insupportable slavery. It was, however, though accepted, not printed, on account of the Lord Mayor's death. The patriot thus calculated the death ...

... insect! hopes to he forgiv'n, And claims himself a sole exclusive heaven. Oh man! thou feeble tenant of an hour, Debas'd by slavery, or corrupt by power, Who knows thee well must quit thee with disgust— Degraded mass of animated dust! Thy smiles hypocrisy ...

... ally assistance which he may politically give to the Greeks, is looked upon as little mere than removing them from a Turkish slavery to a Russian vassalage: while the calculating sta.!esmen of the old school fear the appearance of a Rusian fleet in the M ...