... the country, are not acquainted with its real interests. - Such, Sire, is the parallel, drawn from nature, of our former slavery, and the so much boasted happiness of French liberty. It will justify to the world the desperate resolution of hoisting the ...

... declared FREE MEN, to all intents and purposes, whatsoever, and shall be deemed and held absolutely free from all future slavery towards his master and mistress, from and imme.. diately after such proof to be made in manner aforesaid. PetcrsL.!frgh, ...

... enjoy, and what the spirit of our Constitutional liberality may further bestow ; and as sensible of the ruin, debasement and slavery, whicli, we are to expect from the rankest despotism this day disgracing the world. His Majesty's ship Agincourt, Captain ...

... its members, and the timidity of others, and lastly, who t*' project of universal empire., successful, inns id in universal slavery, and in on.:. opinion conoerning government, freedom, and religion. By the rules of gool po'iey and reason, thes , _ , . pitiful ...

... & 8. According to the late Treaty of Peace between the United States and the lky of Tripoli, all the American Officers in slavery are to be liberated for the sum of 60,000 piasters ; and it is understood, that no further retribution is to be paid by the ...

... themselves into a free state, sovereign anti independent of any other power in the universe, under the name of Empire of Hayti. Slavery is for ever abolished. The Citizens of Hayti are brothers; equality in the eye of the law it incontestably acknowledged, and ...

... while the inatuation cheerfully gave successive reinforcements : but that courage and spirit of volunteering, is remote from slavery. How Bonaparte can repair the future incidental deficiencies of present force, is a question demanding no reflation. Positive ...

... in due time my country will honourably, and, to the astonishment of barbarians and tyrants, liberate us from the chains of slavery, and restore us to our native land, that happy land, the thoughts of which is healing balm to our souls, in miserable bondage ...

... country would toegulls Or seek a revolution ; Your voices all unite with me To sing of Elm who set you free Yrom perpetual slavery Of. the first of August. To vc,u it was in ninety-eight A ,lorious happy day Sirs, When gallant fought and heat Our foes on ...

... %dore they hail done considerable mischief to tho vine-yards, besides taking and ler.ding tiff sevez rat of the into slavery. This novo.. yoked aggress*Kin had obliged the Governor to send a strong force against them, which. had suc.. ceeded in driving ...

... causing Mr. Cartwright to be sent off. It deserves to be developed. From four to five hundred Portuguese prisoners were in slavery, and the Spanish Consul was to be appointed to ransom them. But Mr. Cartwright, wishing to take this negociation into his ...

... the services of Wm. Eaton, Esq. their late Consul at Tripoli, by whose exertions the American seamen were liberated from slavery, have voted to him and his heirs for ever, a trast of land containing 10,000 acres, in any of the unapprapriated territories ...