... discharged for other causes than wounds or infirmities. IiARRY CALVER I T, A. G• Return of the number of men who have .beert killed in eibion, or who have did in the set:- vice of the army, since the comme•iccment of the present war, as far as c4n be made ...

... difcharged for other caufes than wounds or bodily infirmities. HARRY CALVERT, A. G. Return of the number of men who have been killed in anion, or who have died in the fervice of the army, (ince the commencement of the przfent war, as far as can be made up ...

... Trial of Patience.-Song. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance,. -an1 Nfaniy.-Rec. Agreeable Company.'-Song. 5Love n e'R fos-,Rce. A Receipt to kill lWives.-Song. *Th Poe Randt- L Piyer.-Rcc. Le Maitre tie Danfe. -Song. The Granda Ballet. P)art 11.-Ret. The Captain acid the ...

... driven on thore on the back of the Ifle of Wight. By a wound in the throat which has been fcwed up, it appears he had been killed by a hot, and fuch was .the verdia of the Coroner. On one of his arms was marked, by means of gun-powder, his name, John Rutter ...

... Patience. — Song. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy. — Rec. Agreeable Company . — Song Love and Reason. — Rec. A Receipt to kill Wives. — Song. The Poet and the Paper. — Rec. i.c Maitre de Danse. — Song. The Grand Ballet. PART ll.— Rec. The Captain and ...

... acquitted; no evidence being adduced against him. John Dealtree was charged in three indictments with assaults upon Marg. Bryan, a child of I I years of age, with intent to commit a rape. The account given by the girl, of this transaction, was in substance as ...

... ability to difcharge the clerical decks of his office. He had fureived his wife. who died a few years fine ; and his only child, lovely daughter, who was fuddeidy &ached away by a fever, in the Rower of her age. To the la, he remained equal to the duties ...

... . Besides Whom, died by fright andfa. Mine during the siege - Perished by the demolition of buildings - - - 45 Women with child and lying-in 348 Murdered after the fall of Robespierre 145 Died in prison - - 3 2 Suicides . - - 45 799 Houses demolished ...

... 3ift of 1 793 1 , At whom, died by fright and famine • during the liege reritbed by the demolition of buildings 45 Women with child and lying..in Murdered after the fall of Robefpietre i 4., Died in prifon 32 Suicides 45 799 lloufes demolithed 4 4 Marfeillet ...

... not leavethem alone; thar abotit eleven. o'clock, or little before, on . Tintriday morning, Mrs. Smith, accompanied by her child and Mifs Kent, went to the gaol, ancrwitnefs went , withiltenainto the infirmary; the prisoner faid he had fome- f thing to ...

... Besides whom, died IT fright and famine during the siege - - 181 Perished by the demolition of building's - 45 Women with child and lying-in 313 Murdered after the fall of Robespierre 14,5 Died in prison - - 3'2 Suicides - s - . 45 799 Fouss demolished ...

... several Officers of the General Staff. General received a ball in his cloths. Generals MoNCEY a n d Boy r had their horses killed. I owe,eVery praise to General MAttmol4T for the constant attention which he has befloweit in organizing the Artillery of ...