... Ports—Pacific Dtlpufition of the French King^—Scheme tor the eltablidiing a direct Trade with the Eall Indie—— Edict to prevent Slavery from being peipelual —Abolition the Jehrits; Charges agaiull them in the Popes Bull; Conduct of the Laban Stater, with relpeit ...

... Virtue in the Piovolf, ami him it in the Degree, yet we will find that make* the Rod only to whip ins Scholars into . obedient Slavery lo the Will of Govern-' meiit, and not ns Correction which was mend their Morals, or promote ttieir Studies. Was the Inter ...

... Method, fault certainly very ujeful: by attending the lad urns a Third, who has found out Method teaching that Art without the Slavery of attending Patients, even fubdituting any Means of that apparent Deled: A fourth Proleflfot, 1 find, may alfo had Kecourfe ...

... this Province being bv conliderat - ni-litary Force this Time utremptecl fupe:ceded and annuikcl, and the under the jud ■ i' Slavery, having in tnt:r laudable iindeivout> ve dtlcovered upon all Ucca- the AverHon Phonier d J'un.ult ; it mud be evident all ...

... Sla’.e. ihe Rujfui hai aljeady reliorcd Turkifh Frit’oneis, and i afent Orders tlvroughimt her Dominion* to all it are in Slavery there. ; Ofl. 24. I‘he Grand Matter alfonblecl the Council State the this Mouth, and fan led the Brief to read, which loramcr ...

... not to be facrificcd, with umt . to the rancorous Revenge pitiful haction, who being bred in the Princi Ics the mod abjefl Slavery, are attempting their favourite Syllera every Part of llie Kind’s Dominions. Private letters from Bollon intimate, that there ...

... lubhtliug the Colonies. A Letter fromtaibraltar mentions, that Snanilh Urn War of 7 »G«ns •on the «U the Crew carried into Slavery. V and came on to heard CoiTtot Chancery, Petition for anew Trial io mi l ine from that Court, lately decided before lard ...

... an,i wa’ defruttive the HisREDITARY Rights and Freedooi of the Briulh Hatton, and did bear down the People towards abjefl Slavery. It was therefore LAWFUL, according the Conjlitution,. and the l aw’ of the Laid (in that Cafe Neccility) difiurb fueh AR“ ...

... mile's it be one—to reeei-it Ujurit' an fenf.blc .of ti.em. si Vlwd our C rr.vor been pieafed to give us ifler.' in Land of Slavery, the Senle or. Condition might have bees' mitigated by /gleeraw; ai d Haoir. Rut, Thanks h's adorable Good nefs ! 'ere the ...

... doubted but Government will catry their Point, and at any Time able, without the Alliliance Soldiers, to revit the Chains of Slavery on us, by taxing in what Manner, and heavy as they pleafc. You may, therefore, my dear Sir, foon to fee the principal Oppolcrs ...

... unbounded Reverence for the good old Laws of Edward the Confelfor. His kno-an Contempt for the Roman Code, as pregnant with Slavery', and incompatible with the true Syftem of Liberty, endears him to every honelt Englilhman ; and we reverence him the Guardian ...

... a fignal M-lduet, and t at it is only Tear which prevents him Iron, nmk-1, this Hart his Sovereign s Dominions a Hattcrn Slavery all the Cniverle ; and tt « a Truth to well known as not even mnUe any Colouring l ecellary* . r It, therefore, you have any ...