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Newspaper

Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1798

Page

2

Slave trader’s confession and a father’s search for his son

An African slave trader recounts forcing a youth onto a ship after a neighbor sold him for witchcraft. A disconsolate old man seeks his kidnapped son along the Rio Nunez and Rio Pongas, pleading for redemption at the hands of trader Mr. M. The narrative covers a white trader’s brutal acts, a father’s grief, and a call to end the slave trade, with reflections on religion and conscience. A separate note describes a repentant trader Ormond and the case of Mr. Sewell, who abandons the trade for produce.

Foulah Rio Nunez Rio Pongas Mr.m Mr. M Malon Christ’s ‘Church Hospital Fantimanee’s

Biographical Sketch of Joseph Maria Pancrazi

There was something affecting in the fate of Father Pancrazi a learned hospitable man whose merit was known across Italy yet it brought only envy and small rewards. His resources waned as he pursued studies and charity, and he grew poor while laboring on Antiqities of Sicily. In 1752 he lodged Antichita Siciliane Napol 1751 in his own hand, a note of kindness from Hollis.

Théatin Naples Tran Pancrazi Father Pancrazi Italy Sicily Johnson Hollis Antichita Siciliane Napol Felio Sega Harwood University Malias

Buonaparte News From Egypt Stir Conflicting Reports

Foreign Mews reports contradictory letters on Buonaparte s progress in Egypt with victories and setbacks claimed from Constantinople Vienna and Cuxhaven authorities. Some accounts say Alexandria Rosetta Damietta and Grand Cairo were taken while others note a retreat to Rosetta. Prophesies tie events to religious forecasts as European powers prepare for possible war on the Upper Rhine.

Hamsburgh Buonaparte Egypt Constantinople Harvard Cuxhaven Freeling Vienna Upper Rhine Joubert Hulda

Count Sickingen Urges Deputation to Speed Peace

In Rastadt the Count Sickingen sent a remit to the Empire Deputation in the name of the College of Swabian Counts. The plenipotentiaries from the courts of Dent Ponts, Hesse Darmstadt, Baden, and the Houltz urge acceleration of peace talks.

Germany Rastadt Sickingen Swabia Dent Ponts Hesse Darmstadt Baden

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