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... Diforders upon the Frontiers. They have of late burnt Villagesy and earned off great Numbers of Cattle, and Perfons into Slavery ; and 'tis fearecC theft Incurjions will la/t ljfue in an open Rupture, njtwithftarding all the Proteftatiens of the Fort ...
... have made another Incufi. on, ..ndcanied off the Horfe of four Polifh Tioops whom they kiii'u, md carried much People into Slavery. The Poli'l* For.es are ordered ro haften their March to the .Frontiers* The Turks baiea^uaiiy laid f vo Bridges over the ...
... * Czaia the King of Sweden; and by that wnich I have made with the Moors. great Number of my Subjects are deliveted from Slavery,- and ali fucn them as trade to thole Paris of the World, are (or the Future lecured irc~ failing under that dieadful Calamity ...
... reltoring Tranquility co Europe* jor iecudng ftur Commerce by Treaties, and ifor relealing great Num- bers of your Subje&s from Slavery among the Moors jand for delivering «X Trading part of the Nation from the Apprehenfions of the like Cala- m,p^or the future ...
... Coaft of Portugal, he made a brave fence, till at laft, being boarded by 36 of the Enemy, and feeing no other * to avoid Slavery, he ordered Fire to be fet to his Powder, and blew up Ship, with himfelf and all that were in it. 'Tis advifed from Ireland ...
... their Pd coming home, being about fix Weeks: Orders for the prefent is gtvm fir t\ fome of them having been a long Time in Slavery. This Day the C read a zd time the Land-Tax Bill, and committed it fo Morrow. A Member from Flintflnre, in the Room of Sir ...
... through which they will March in solemn Procession to St James's, to return Thanks to his Majesty, for redeeming them from Slavery. The celebrated Mother Hopkins who departed this Life a few Days ago at the Seraglio in Earl's Court, has left the Sum of ...
... that great Numbers of the Inhabitants run to the Spanifh Garifons on the Coaft ot Africa, others fell their own ChildMi into Slavery, for Money to procure Subfiftance, Parts, Febr. 4. The Baron Beritcnrieder, Plenipotentiary ot the Emperor, fees out this ...
... Army, would (to my conceiving }be no iefs Chimerical: Whac then remains upon which to ground any the leaft Apprehenfion of Slavery? Not the Treachery of our own Magiftrats, for that were a Dream more pregnant with Abfurdity, than either of the former; it ...
... the Work* by tempting the Poverty aiid.Neceffities df thePeo^ ple, to fell themfelves into the moft abjeft and deteftable Slavery, for that veiy Money which has been either unneceffarily raifed, or mercilefty and imjoftly plundered and torn from their ...
... one of your Royal Race to govern thefe free Proteftant Countries, and procure them from aU (both Ecciefiaftical and Civil) Slavery, till Time fhall be no more. We hear from Edinburgh, that the Chappei built irt that City for the Englilh Service by the Lord ...
... P>(l iin the Htad. 7h his tible is not known ''is faid he hat left a Manufcnpt put ending tv that Death is be pre erred to slavery. Tetters {mm Cambray 0* the fay that they waited cnl\ the A > >!•»' the Lord Whit worth the B it'fh Plenipotentiary, to agree ...