... the Battle ; by which meacts feven Soldiers that werc a little fin warder than thc reit, were furrounded and carry'd into Slavery by the Turks that were on Shore. From the Whitehall Even. Pcft, Jan. ii. LAI Week a of Indiament was found by the Grand Jury ...

... tbe Battle') by which means feven Soldiers, that wera a little forwarder than the reft, were fur- rounded -and carry M into Slavery by the Tmks that were on Sboar. ?? Paris, Jdn. 25. On the 1 Bth Inft. there was an Aifernbly ofthe Sorbonne; where- in the ...

... Country with falie Ptffes, fbme pretending to be Fanners ruined by Fire and Wafer, others by Loffes by Sea, and others by Slavery in Turkey, being mmked as Turkey Slaves, both on Arms and Legs, and particularly one Murphy, who goes about the Country forcing ...

... who were kept in Chaias by -he. Cooupuqjj of fume of Mj£Jij|gik whereas there are many Examples of Nations throw ing off Slavery, who were kept under by Tciiq and Force. In England we are fafe as long as the Rep: { fentativcs of the People remain untainted ...

... People recovered their Liberties who were kept In Chains by the Corruption of their Chiefs, tho' many Nations have thrown off slavery who were kept under by Terror and fw*#. In England, we are fafe while our Repreientatives remain untainted ?? but when they ...

... of his Petition sue true { or falft, what a deal of Scandal and BULngfgate have the Flatterers of Power and advocates for Slavery flung at him! I find the unhappy Gentleman himfelf either thinks thefe Creatures below his Notice, oris not at Lei- fure to ...

... among us. We have been furpriz'd, betray'd, and forc'd, more than once, into Situations little better than that of downright Slavery. But thefe Ufurpntions hayc not become Settlements. They have diiorder'd the Frame, but not delhoy'd the Principles of a free ...

... declare, that the Occafion of their Revolt was, becaufe being horn Free, the Repub- lick and Senate have always kept them in Slavery, by making them pay much heavier Taxes than the rcil of their Subject*. Leghorn, Aug. \z. This Week we have re- ceived Advice ...

... Revolutions of Government ; and by pointing out the Mealures, which have made fome Kingdoms flourilh, and redue'd others to Slavery and Ruin. If it was with the latter Lc^u, (which is certain- ly the moft laudible) we hope it will not be judg- ed criminal ...

... the ver, r Pcrfun. t from a.groveling State of Life, JW^J fed to the Summit of Power, and a fo erwar ds re, au M greater Slavery f ifi may fo fpeak th| at 6b Eumenes the ?**«»«, *« ***™£^l Akunkr the ...

... 5 and nothing was more common than to fee poor Women begging Money from Door to Dcor, to relieve rheir Husbands, &c from Slavery. Bli- the Cafe is now quite altered ; every Cooler trades to the Levant; and the Dutch rival, if not out do us, in this Trade ...

... Execution of their Truffo namely that in taking care of your Rights but take care of their were they to give your Liberties bring Slavery upon themfelves : Or if they behave themfelves unworthily need not nor ought to chufe them any more Whiljl poffefs thefe precious ...