... Eaft Indies to Oftend, was taken by the Algerines and carried iqto Al- giers, and the Ship confifcated, and the Men put into Slavery. On the 1 3 th died Sir RicHard. Levinge ; he was Father to the Lady of the Right Honourable the Earl of Ferrars. * In the ...

... wholefome Aft of our great Deliverers, which then took Place in his prefent Majefty, and his illuftrious Houfe, Mifery and Slavery both of Body and Soul had been entailed upon us and our Pofterity, without Remedy or without End — — ihat the Duty of the ...

... their Eftates, and they were not bad enough for the Coun- cils of thefe Tyrants : They were not willing to fubmit to entire Slavery, and therefore were continually confpiring with other honeft Senators for the Relief of their Country ; others ofthem had ...

... That on the 17th the Fathers of the Order of Mercy landed there from Barbary, with 265 Chri- ftians they had redeemed from Slavery $ among whom were 8 Women, befides 12 Children, of whom the oldeft did not ex- ceed 12 Years of Age. Petersburg, Nov. 21. ...

... thereof will prevented. 1 , . One Mr. Eetton, a Merchant lately deceafed, hath left 6cc per Annum 1 to rcdeenp Captives out of Slavery ; and per Annum CharitynSchcoJs Company (whom he lias left Executors) think fit- not 20 any one. il On Tuesday Night died ...

... dyed laft Tuefday of Dropfy at Peckham. We hear that among the Spaniih Captives, formerly mentioned to be redeemed from Slavery in Barbary by the Fathers of Mycy, there were four Dutchmen, whofe Redemption amounted to Four thoufand Pieces of Eight ; ...

... he caus'd to be fecretly deftroyed, faying, Thefe temperate thin- king Teople are dangerous, for they will not eafily bear Slavery. And no doubt, when Men are enervated, as it were, with Pleafures, and drunk with Luxury, their Minds by Degrees grow effeminate ...

... changing their great Officers the Ro- wans preferved their Liberty fo long •, and when a contrary Pradice prevailed, Luxury, Slavery, and all Manner of Bafenefs broke in upon them- But to return to our Subjea j the Court lus twice every Week, viz. Mondays ...

... then let him make the Maltefe reftore the Ships they have tafcen from us, and deliver our Brethren to us whom they keep in Slavery, and let the Grand Seignior fend hither the neceflary Bread and Pay ; then we will make Peace, and in the mean Time we cannot ...

... Maflcr to fwear Buggery againft him, if he did not give him a certain Sum of Money. Six Englifhmen, who had been redeemed from Slavery in Algier, by the Bounty rf his Majefty and the Me- diation of the Morocco Ambaflador, were laft Thuifday at St. James's, ...

... y of the Birth cf the I re King \V. Hum, and chit Or/ rhat of his Landing, to Ref- cue us from [he tlinli of ?op».-y and Slavery^ ar.d alfo our Dc!ivcrai,c€ froni the horrid Gut powder Plot, there were Srimoruii aH the Churches of this City, and at Nigh ...

... this Year. • .•• This being the Anniverfiry of the late fang William's Landing to relate us from the Evils of Popery and Slavery, and. that ot our Deliverance from the horrid Gunpowder Plot, there were Sermons in all the Churches of this City, and rejoicings ...