... coming out of the Gate, a« our People returned, was killed. Then the Enemy about 300 attacked the Fort very furioufly for two Hours, but were obliged to quite their Enterprizc. How many were killed is unknown, but they were fcnt to drag offfeveral Dead ...

... Coal Pity 18, Fa thorns deep; the Man wasLibund next Morning without Hurt, fave a ftnall Scratch upon his Face, but the was killed the FalK Laft Night John Carmichael Efq; eldeft Son of the Hon. Mr. Williatn Garrnichael, Uncle to the Right Hon, tbt Earl ...