... with an anecdote. The mil tia having front, and then bade ° 1,1 fooner thaa obey tht ft ff' their own relating '°mcers, and kill officer?, and fide » \ 0uId u were difappointed n bUt > milit.a fomcwLr C ? the '- c,nB one of fordifgracino K «a!perated againft ...

... the houfhold, and the earl of Hertford was appointed his grace's room, and killed his majefty's hand upon the occafion. Yefterday Mr. Greville, fon to the earl Warwick, killed his majeity's hand on being appointed of the in the room of the earl Effingham; ...

... “was tn hr,.could not get up ‘with her from her fuperiority in {ailing. « Aili of killed and board the Magicienne in the above Seamen killed.” wounded 26 “Marines killéd 7 Marines wounded 26 Extra of a letter from rear-admiral Rowley, con- mander in chief ...

... performe at by fome of the gentlemen of the medical fociety, of faid cown, upon a child. from whom a was extrac- about four years old, ted of a confiderable fize, and we child is likely to do well. Wednefday George an d Peter Bond were commit- ted to our ...

... fe’nnight of Kinfale, between a revenve cruifer and cutter, ia which the later efcaped: two of the cruizer’s people are have been killed, and three badly wounded. . The {muggler mounted twelve guns, hadanum ber of men, ana it is fufpeted fhe gat fafe with her ...

... parente, Some time Jat mo : ath a dog brought part of 2 child’s bead to.a at in the pari of Buttermore, Wilts ; On farther fearch, an arm was found. One Mary ream was take of murdering the faid child the n Up on fafpicion arft, and in the night efcaped from ...

... ditto Englith lant, captain killed, “Le Cenfo miich damaged and laid v p fora u ‘ 25 40 Total killed and wounded 12 6 Then umbet of men killed and wounded on boar d his majett ¥ fiset u ander the command of fic Edwar d was 77 killed, and 233 wounded.. Hughes ...

... fore paws, another man immediately caming up, cut him over the head, fo fuccefsful, that he was rendered helplels, ava, 90 killed. We hear that the Comte iscoming with a body of men anda great number of dogs to our reltet, and as he formerly was very ful ...

... fleth of horfes, en roots, and berries; many were drowned in crofling rivets, many perifhed by famine, and not a few were killed by the Algerines, who alarmed and them night and day. After the Spaniards had re-embarked their fcattered forces, a new ftorm ...

... the brifk fire from the Alge-. ine batteries, which threw 30 bombs, and 1075 bullets, which pafled over the Spasith line, killed only two men, and wounded two others. ~The next day, at half paft two a frefk attack was made, which laited two hours, duriog ...

... you, that not a man, woman, or child, of your corps, who embarked for Nava-Scotia, are now in The unhappy fate of fo many gallant friends tortures me with the moft heart-breaking anguifh; and the lols of my poor dear child over-whelms my very foul with ...

... palled the firft defcent, imprudently unlocked the wheel, when the waggon immediately overpowered them, by which one man was killed on the fpot, and others badly hurt; the poor man has left large family. On Thurfday night a party of upwards of thirty fellows ...