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... Son be ftruck off. and before the Citadel- The Dutch Con u underwent the before he was lent, with his whole family, into Slavery, Order the Bey of Confiantmc, who commands the Algerines. RUSSIA. Pcttrlbbourg. Oft. 29. new Levies «re to taking one out ...
... Nation were more dangerous Crifii, then at prefent; when your future Honour Dilhonoar, Profperity or Adverfity, Freedom or Slavery, were in a more critical Snfpence, or hung a more doubtful Scale, than at this Time; and which of the two lhall prepondrate ...
... great D.lorder ,n the Court The difgraced Secretary, who was lent Ma- has been taken at Sea by B.rbary Rovers, earned into Slavery. w R Stockholm. Nov. 3. The King’s Heydoke; Teiberg has been put new kind of Torture, having been let down twice into a f ...
... reaions arc for rejeaing a UNION, and difapprwine the Ute MOTION in P—«; and the nature of LIBhK T. with the feveral degrees ol Slavery which the nation may be or .dually fiibicdlcd, are clcerly fiplained. Sold by the Bookfc'.lers and News-hawkers in Dublin ...
... forth and afferted ; reafons or rejeéting a UNION, and difapproving the IN made in P——t; and the nature of LIBER’ degrees ot Slavery to which the nation ally {ubjedted, are cleerly explained. Sold by rs and News-hawkers in Dublin. The fit of thefe Letters ...
... aflicned for rejciiting a UNION, and disproving the Lite MOTION made in r’-igf) and the nature LIBERT.Y, with the leveral Slavery which th- nation may gr.,dually lubjedted, a■■ dearly explained, bold by the fiockte lers .'n 1 News h in Dublin. N. B. Thefirttof ...
... are ■flioned for rejecting UNION, and difai provinc the late NOTION nude in P - and the nature LIBERTY, with the decrees of Slavery to which th -.naiion may >e ‘dually fubierted, a ...
... alHimedforTejcflinga UNION, and improving the t# MOTION made in P— j and the nature of LIBtRTL with the feveral degrees of Slavery which the nation be gradually fubieiled, are explained. Sold by the Uookfellert and Newt-hawkers in Dublin. N. B. Tbefirft ...
... leaves liberty to be enjoyed in common by the whole (bcietyj Every deviation from this, is Impairing Liberty, and Iropofing Slavery on our Fellow-Creatures. and righteous; but if fearful and timorous, will dagger when theft great qualities are mod needfulto ...
... feriout of mod remarkabie occarrences during feven yeirs trnvels abroad ; five of wbkh were (pent w lady he bad releaSed from SlaVery ; with farther partkaiaii hit retnrn with har to England. Written himfeif. ...
... diftinguifiicd tfiemlelves any one Vote in the Caufe of Liberty, or ever oppofed one Bi'l, that carried in its Form I Mark of Slavery. They have loirterimes fitown, that they take their Seats in Parliament, turn the Scale of a Bill in Favour of their own Country ...
... Exhibiting feries of moft remarkable Occurrences during his feven Years Travels abroad five of which were with Lady he bad from Slavery ; with farther Particular! fincc his return with her In Writtta himr«ir. ...