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... have had the Misfortune to live to fee, and weep over the Ruin of our Country, what remains but a lad Alternative, Death or Slavery * —C«n any you, to lengthen out a Remnant wretched Life, Income Slaves to Injuflice and Oppredion Alas dear Friends, let reject ...
... the- .11 to t cl if t 10 to af.'dl the Suhicdls ..fa once brave Kingdom, .l.'Jt h..s nitty i’ortJ the Adri.iec, to oil the Slavery they are in • 'he i art. 1 ;ru f? t) ' •iter .'mt r .•« T, nl A ’ .1 ji to I is F •■■■■ ■ fih 7, 1-05. F.ver fi.icc llyelerAAi ...
... and being received, in the moft humble Terms expreffed their Thanks to the Almighly, tor having delivered them from the Slavery which they bad ruflered an. . gll the Turks. The Miferic* and H.ardfliips wlfitlr they had undergone arc incxpr'-ffiblc; and ...
... Duty SSftly concur with the true Friends of Liber,y 11 the Meafures they have taken to fave this | Country from Ruin and Slavery ; a ...
... public Manifcrto the Kmprcfs's, wherein the declares that flic looks upon it a religious Duty free the Greeks from the Turkifh Slavery; and (lie > has promifed Protection and Rewards to who would voluntarily inlift in her Army, and the fcverert Puniflnmcnt ...
... private Min. were killed upon the fpot; the Booty in llorfcvand C.ttle was conlidcrable, and Chriftians and Jews rcfctlcd trom Slavery. P.-Tcrj n 1. The Court has received Advice, that the Fleet which went the tafl Year the Mediterranean, has begun its Operations ...
... Circumftanccs, all thole Inhabitants, who had not Time to efcape, were cut in Pieces; and the Women and Children, reduced to Slavery, have been fold for a very few Piaflres. The Confuls fieri to the Waterfidc, from whence they embarked wyh the fmall Quantity ...
... perhaps, might only caufc the Death of Hundreds or Thoufands; the Goods would Occafron the Ruin of the Country, and bring Slavery on Millions yet unborn. Let us then, Countrymen, exert ourfelves at tins Time, and we thall find the whole Province ready ...
... (particularly Ceuta the Coafl Africa,) who had been taken out our Merchant Ships the u.ird.i Colr.is, and condemned perpetual Slavery, Confinement. then quoted .1 lirong luftancc iincc the Peace, and read th.c original i-etters relating to it, where five of ...
... (particularly Ceuta on the Coaft Alrici) who had been taken out our Merchants Ships Spanifti Coflas, and coudemncd to perpetual Slavery or Confinement. Orders arc iffued bom the War Office for every Officer on Furlough, belonging to any of his Majefty’s foreign ...
... French, and then hopes to with an F.nglilli Army to Cortica to deliver his Countrymen from the tyrannical Yoke of the Bourbon Slavery. Since the Arrival of the Eatl of D—c, Bets are greatly Favour of the prefent Miniftry, Harmony and couciliating Meafurcs ...
... the Government is mofl Arbitrary, and that Rulfta produces no Ids than liner than half Century, notwhhftanding the ah jetd Slavery the People. Wc arc informed that the Mourning for 'he Printers Eowagcr will not continue lunger than three Months. It reported ...