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... and String Beads, the Creft a mock Coronet, the Borders ' round the Efcutcheon had this Lifer iption Tyranny, Popery and Slavery. 4, F:ur Highland Clans Horfeback in their Drefs, ty d and bound hay ving their Horfes led after the Manner of the Highgate ...
... appear daily in thofeSeas ; and landing lately at the Village Fallina, they plunder'd it, and carry'd all the Inhabitants into Slavery. Hamburg, Aug. 14. The Advices from Norway continue very dubious ; ar.d tho'it confirmed that Part of Swedifh Troops £K march'd ...
... Month, with the agreeable News, that Temifwaer furrender'd the 14th for want of Powder, ar.drhat 700 Ghriftians who were in Slavery there have thereby obtain'd their Liberty.. ...
... are now coming on, and will continue 'till February. Several of our Men have unhappily turn'd Moors to rid themfelves the Slavery they endur'd. ? - ' The Mafter and Court of Afiiftants belonging to the Company Cloth-workers, did, at their Feaft laft Wednefday ...
... Tranfilvania fay, that the Turks and Tartars have, committed great Depradations in that Country, and were carrying away into Slavery, a great Number of Perfons; but a Detachment fent after them, had the good Fortune to deliver them.. ...
... Coun- try of Marmaros, the Inhabitants took Arms, and killed 400, releasing 8000 Christians that they were carrying into Slavery. From Vienna, Prince Eugene is expected there, and 'tis believed a Peace will be set on foot with the Turks this Winter. This ...
... Irruption into Moldavia, . A. Body of Tartars having lately, taken the Frontier of Upper Hungary whonvthey were carrying into Slavery, were in Retreat opposed a narrow Defile, the Country Militia iiippcfrted. by-fome regular Forces, great Number the Tartars ...
... O&ober 1714, to September 1720, the Rovers of Sallee have taken about 34 Sail of Engli(h Ships, and carry'd Englifhinen into Slavery; but 'tis hoped, that' the Negociations of Cap:ain Stewart will put a Stop to the Proceedings of thofe Barbarians. Oil Wednefday ...
... Cairo, is arrived there having, before his Departure out procured the Liberty of great Number of Chriftutns, who were in Slavery. One Mr. Cook an Englijb Gentleman, is arrived there from Leghorn* Prom He idle berg, That on the 14th, the EleEtor Palatine ...
... cftablilh'd Hurope, Sec. 1. Of the publick Miniftcrs, in refpe# to Liberty, the Maxim in Law, the King can &:c. Freedom and Slavery as to Government, 4, the Parliament upland, and the frequency of Parliaments, proving is not the fundamental of Nation, but ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...