... remove before the investment of the place marched out this morning prisoners of war loss of the Austrians not exceed 50 in killed and wounded The very short defence that has been of this very strong most fortress to be attributed to want provisions and ...

... had not learned that the republicans had defeated the royalifts and taken towns. In this there were between and 7co ]roy- killed, and a great number Wounded, riiitreffes are much aggravated by tile - want provisions. We have 14,000 lla.itf arms which ...

... totheGeneral Saturday as Mr Higgins accomptan Bristol was viewing alterations how making in the theatre of city fell from the scaffolding into the pit violence as to fracture Jus skull most shocking manqer he languished till one o’clock Monday he expired A farmer ...

... met what she had done. Her friends, heaving her story, would have found out means for her escape, but she told them she had killed her dear Count, because she could not live without him, and that for the same reason she was resolved to tol- fow Kim by whatever ...

... active hostility the Spanish government in America. the head of 300 Seminola Indians, he lately attacked the fort St. Marc, and killed of the garrison. He had entrenched himself before it, and far interrupted the navigation of the Appalachiala, as to prevent ...

... Commotion however was had child was sentenced the wheel As of superstitious that person is an against evil 411 eagerness scaffold The executioner endeavoured drive down striking the rope The themselves it charged executioner the assistance the - August ...

... players, and others that were occupied about the banquet 3s. 4d, spent on them in wine-1 Od. to two men for taking down the scaffolds and setting up the bar in the Guildhall Is. for brushing of the cloths and making dean of the hall 2d. total H. 15s. sd. ...

... of the new Court-hbuse on a high scaffolding etected for that purpose, they quarrelled amongst each othe; which occasioned the •planks to - give way, when they precipitately. fell to the ground; nine of them were killed on the spot,. and the remainder ...

... tradesmen labourers &c finishing an angle of new Court-house scaffolding erected for that purpose quarreled amongst each other which occasioned planks to give when precipitately to the nine them were killed on spot and the dangerously hurt it is supposed these ...

... was dragged to the scaffold, a. be would not mount it. This scene shuddered every person who was a witness of the shocking spectacle. There appears more candour than usual, both in the French and German papers, as to the .numbers killed or wounded in battle ...

... of their-King. Many of the execrable wretches who brought that virtuous Monarch to the scaffold, have since lost their own detestable lives upon the same scaffold, and others have p&ished with infamy and horror. The punishment that seems to await other ...

... thatpassed upon. John Bailey and John Randall, found in a wood called the Hare-warren, in the parish of Wilton, with a gun, having killed a pheasant ; they wero> ordered to be imprisoned six months in the cells, and to be publicly whipped at Wilton. Yesterday ...