... were killed, and a Pacha of Tnree Tails, with a conliderable number of officers, and above tooo men, taken prifoners. The tamp, with the artillery, ftandards. See. fell into the hands of the conquerors, whofe loft amounted only to fixty men killed, and ...

... and young child. The dwelling-houfe very efcaped, and cannot Ik- inhabited again with (atety. Not ten days ago, a fimilar accident happened near Bilftonc, the fame county : the coal pit, that is, the foul air within it, took fire, killed one man on the ...

... Solicitude they exhibited die firfl Intimation given them of Difturliai.c. 1 kely to dike Place in this Town die 14th July kill; ami for their extreme Vigilance, and now led pe. funai Attention oil that, and every ful)fet|Uent Day, till public Trannuillity ...

... theparifli, 1200 penny loaves, which were jiurehaicd with the moiety of a mitigated penalty, paid by perfon of that town, for killing hare the Sabbath-day. The fpot of ground where the pump Hands in the Old Bailey is granted the city to the parilh St. Sepulchre ...

... of bailing water, whereby was much fcalded, that expired 'he next day, Same day child fell into the Leen near Brewhotifeyard, and being at hand was drowned l another Child happening to dip its head in a pail of water was found fuffocated. A boy was drowning ...

... of grape Ihot. this day all ie batteries were opened. The firft, parallel line wat fimlhed the 16th, and with the of about killed and wounded, of which the Englilh has loft but few’. This lofs, conftdering that the workmen, covering parties, &c. amounted ...

... infonnaik’n has as yet been obtained of the numbers the killed and wounded at thele feveral tkirmidics! but It is the Prullians lod too men killed, and 350 wounded 1 the tide of the Patriots, killed and wounded ; the rcaibn the latter having net fudaiueu ...

... creature j fetch a chair fit j drink tea, which, if he found too hot, would put into a fauctr to cool it would cry like a child, and very unhappy the abfencc of its keeper. hi* a young one, and only two feet four inches high. The Outang inhabits the inteiior ...

... tli.weft alpecfs, were deftroyed j the gardens were laul cttiripletely wafte ; birds and fill til animals, to its hi—•, re killed; and fine crops wheat, bailey and beans, were greatly damaged. The florm to pal's from South and ttvfpread its inifchievotis ...

... He has been buried with others, whom the enemy left behind dead. The lofs of the ImpcrialilU in this afliou amounted to men killed, and 16 wounded. Advices from Triefte, dated 13th Augufl, lay, that letter is received there from Comte George Vainovieh, ...

... church, Mauchefter, Mr. Darnel Wolftenhohne, to Mils Lupton. We hear from Chefterfielcl, that Friday morning laft died in child-bed, much regretted, Mrs. Greaves, wife Mr. Thomas Greaves, carrier, aged years. On Tuefdey laft died, Mr. William Grcgfon ...

... lives, went in fmall open boat, and laved the left of the crew. A woman and child were in the cabin, and were fnppoled to have peri (lied ; the people returned, and found the child with tome maiks of life, but the mother apparently dead , they were brought ...