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... conicquent exptrat:on .of their militia laws, (which, in-a country w'tere a great majority of the people are in It. te of slavery, wts a circumitance of the molt alarmit:g nature, and which h-tve lwen attended with the molt Ittll contequences) yet wish ...
... her. The poor wretches were all chained down the hold, and for this fortunate d fcovery would have been carried perpetual Slavery. Extrafl ef letter from Captain Clerke Kamfchatka t to his fiitndi-in- England, After flaort ftay at the Cape of Good Hope ...
... ’and hopes by his being conftantly fupplied with the bell Goods, honoured with their Commands. A CAPITAL HUNTER SOLD, Davis slavery .Stables, Phrappcr-lanc, beaut i. fnl bright hay Gelding, got by Orthodox, fix Years old, ic‘. Hands high, remarkably well ...
... Magazine with any Predultions London printed for A Hamilton Jun St John’s Gate G Robinfon No 25 Pater-nofter ° VMflincf vileft Slavery 2 Their union with France has hitherto been fervice 3 Their powerful attempt againft Penobfcotmifcarried 4 Their public dillreffes ...
... of nature, reafon or philofophy, while things continue in their prefent (late, while commerce, luxury, and avarice, render slavery a principal objea in the political fyftem of every European power that poileires dominion in America, the idea of a pre-eminence ...
... has given pofitive Orders that the Crews of all Spanilh VelTels, taken by his Corfairs, (hould be immediately condemned to Slavery. An American Privateer of 18 Guns, called tbe Sa- lem, was taken off Made 'ra, after a fmart Engage- ment, by Commodore Johrtftone ...
... Algiers has given pofitive Orders that the Crews all Spanifli Veffels, taken by his Corfairs, fhall immediately condemned Slavery. According to a private Letter received from Holland a Gentleman belonging to the Royal Navy, the late Capture of the Dutch ...
... greateft Eff»rls were ever made the Parliament and People of Ireland, (liouiJ in leaving the People of this Gauntry Stale of Slavery, cxwoftil Laws which they ilo not give their Confcnt, to which they arc not repre Nor let this Power called Cnimerical, the ...
... Grace the Duke of LEINSTER. H very eminent Part your Grace has borne i» ref-1 cuing this Country from Diftrtfs and commercial Slavery, calls for the warmed Approbation of every Iriflimaa, and more particularly from us, the Menib.r» of the Corps Dublin Volunteers ...
... wa- agreed « : his. (iaact. the I. 1 INST R. THE vtry hart ynur ...
... the Duke of LEINSTER. THE very eminent Part your Grace has borne in ref- Eiiing this Country from Diftrefs and commercial Slavery, call* for the warned Approbation every trilhman, more particularly from u», the Members the Dublin who have the Honour under ...
... upon it. He had declared, that if fuch Doctrine was eftabliihe.d, they muft to another Place, and refcue themlelves from Slavery by other Arguments than Words. He called upon Sir Fletcher Norton, as- the higheft legal Authority the Kingdom, to tell his ...