... enterprizing Man, affe&ed Subtlety and Referve, and withal Friend to France; Merchant of that Nation having redeem d him from Slavery among the Malteze >vhen young, and, after a Series of fenc him home without aßanfom : Which is the Reafon that Minifter has ...

... Provillons to 4 w The Frcrch and have fullered very much fame Account, many the having been car oAleier, all the People into Slavery, among and going The Spaniards we are from Seville, continue their AVa;like Picparaticns throughout the Kingdom, aid are tuki- ...

... no way left to avoid being boarded; whereupon the Knight who commanded' her, refolved to. blow der up, rather than go into Slavery; but was happily prevented by the Arrival of another Ship of the Religion, which obliged the Sultana's to flieer oft* and ...

... tk >mk (hand French, having taken egm of their ShJ. aud 200 Spanifh Men, Women and Children mt of them, whiw tim my d into Slavery; however, they may perhaps meet witu Oat ttfment next Spring, at haft they expeft it, being appremftutcr ti&m by the French ...

... continue taking Englifh and Frcnch Ships bound to Oran, and the Spanifli PafTengers out of them, whcicof they have carried into Slavery. Palatine Cracow has made Maftcr of that City, and feeur'd the Caftlc, which to prcfagc fomc intefline Troubles during the ...

... *\li*lP%v lamity w'crc fo g^^that the Mothers threw their Children into the Euphrates, fjst^' ...

... fmall C*ft!e. The lamirv were great, that the Mothers threw their Children into the Euphrates, to prevent their f»llirg into Slavery, and expofed :he Cruelty their Enemies; and Provi fions were fcarcc, that was Ibid for four Paifters; chat infinite Number ...

... Duties upon Tobacco, the first Step, as is apprehended by all thinking Men, towards bringing the Nation under the worst of all Slavery, a General Excise ; his Behaviour, on that Occasion, being considered as a sure Pledge that he will always have the true Interest ...

... Hands are the Hearts of the 'People, as well as thrift df tiie 'Kings. The Courage ofths Polanclers fet Irttm ; free from Slavery into which the Court of Vienna would flhave precijjitaeecl them; tut the King can call none bqt^| Em- peror to anfwer for ...

... of Ciowns and who in his Care, as well the Hearts of the People, thole of Kings. The Courage of the Poles them from that Slavery in which the Court of Vienna would involv'd them the King has therefore only to take Satista&ion of the Emperor for his Oppofition ...

... retaken by a Portuguefe Man of War, with 19 Moors on board, but the Rover having the Englipmen on board carried them into Slavery. Ihe Government has receiv'd Advice of 9 Battattons which fail- ed lately from Alicant, being arriv'd at Leghorn. On Monday ...

... the Admiralty. His has been plcafed mate Prefenr the following ihe Algiers, in order to redeem near Captives that are there Slavery, viz. twenty Picces of Broad two Pieces two Pieces Silver Tubby, one Piece Dama ...