... the wolf was dispatched in his el arms. All the wounded persons ?? been car- ried to the hospital of Beaune. The pregivilit woman is the only person in danger. The irel' has'been opened by medical men, but they bri not sdiscovered anisign of madness. The ...

... cutting tile c~wtsrs. TIhe Fretleh boats landed th2twhole front Ohe shlop which first escaped, all seamen, anri abou' 300 officers, they-set fire to it after- x7ardls. The other was an ?? shi'p, fronit Uhich were landed most of the men.' The Spaniards also ...

... dollars on board, and after taking out the-specie and cargo, destroyed the vessel, took the crew oo board the Fortune, and landed them at Havannah de Cuba. The privateer is arrived at Bal- tim ore, German Papers, arrived on Friday. The following is the ...

... A Iftuth ihall has arrived, With papers to the 3lat bfJuly. They repeat, that the question Ufafturther ikeddtetion of the Army of Occliation in Prance is in a train of rsegodisatioti but that all the Allied Powcrs are i At agreed upon thle mdnasure. ...

... for chi~tl52't of-air. and lo ;place them out ot ?? with I'h res~ Of the army. With respect to s ithsistolnce, our iratioens bave ?? 1CO xelet consishilog' of'bheeU. white bread, land 1toltands, for the M!i'wtbrt horses I dbs. per day of oats or ?? rlev ...

... the grand army; Soult comnands sthe French e army of AndalulsiA, opposed to the British force undbr' 'e Gen. Sir R. Hillj and is'understood to be the commnahder y .in chief of the French armies, in Spain. . Mortier is with ;, 'the grand army; so are Davoust ...

... tight, and landed Mr Fisher the messenger ?? ibout half past twelve this morning; he came from Lord Castkerpaoi with dispatches, but did not cone through Paris, but through Chalons, Rheims, &c. it being the nearest road. Sbaw thensessenger landed at Calais ...

... point of l landing to the Irish Chanfiel; her false sides wvere knocked in, her masts struck, and having every appearance of a lighter, she sailed again e: up the river 'Mersey ?? (a short dis- tance from Liverpool )-'swhere the cargo was v landed and sent ...

... maintain his kingdom i against the decrees of Congress, moved forward his I army, and repulsed the Austrian advanced guard, at i Garignano. 51. A singular attempt made by a woman, (who turned out to be deranged) to steal the Crown from the Tower. APRIL ...

... ladies fromrnthe United States, who were, on their voyage to Fraice; detained and brought into an English port, were, on their landing. directed to go to Reading. These ladies, however, on application to Lord Sidmouth, have been allowed to resume their passage ...

... -Tfie Commander in Chief has ordered i tiialt ,the to)llowitig claase inl the Mlutiny Act shall he cil- i cul;ateA khroag~ut ?? Army:- Whereas divers wicked noid evil- ))liSecl personas, by thle publication of written or printed [a~ers, anid bym ~inciois ...

... Royal Highness, that the two Houses of Parliament D being composed of landed proprietors, that having cc examined such persons only as were land agents and otherwise connected with land, and having instituted cl no irrquiry into the truth of the allegations ...