... the 15th for Hanover. A Lieutenant General has been kill'd by a Piftol Shot at Pyrmont. A fad Accedent happened at Ertort : A Woman going into the Neighbourhood to fetch fomething, left her young Child at her Door, and the mean while a Hog came and devoured ...

... Envoy. There was found on Board the three Swedifh. Frigates, which were taken near Ahland, 150 Guns and 400 Men, and 500 were killed or wounded. We loft in that AOion 80 Men befides the wounded. Rome Auguft 24. Laft Sunday the Cardinal of Althan the Emperor's ...

... Medals, M_nu;crpfs, Ini criptions, and other Ami,. this Kingdom was in the Poflt ffion ot: Don Sebalt ian, who in 1578 w] killed in Atrica. Tbe 2 Bth paft, arrived here a Spanifh Manof War with Advice, tin in the South Sea there are 7 French Ships* from ...

... Province; enjoyning moreover, Ti«* ail Horfes or other Cattle that fhall be offered to be brought from thence 1 ifcail be killed and buried immediately, all dead Flefh to be buried iik-. 3 wife, but the Skins or Hides to be burnt. Paris, Feb. iB_ It is ...

... tocon- « front them. On my Journey I met Mr. Lock's Poftillon returning « from Paris, who told me he had fworn to the Man who killed his Ma- « fter, and that fome of our Things were found upon them. On Thuvfday laft the late Archbifhop of York was interr'd ...

... 'Tis added from Portfmouth in New England, That the Indians had killed one Thomfon of Berwick, and fcalped a Child, and carried ano- ther into Captivity ; about the fame Time they killed another Perfon at Lampareel River. Sir Charles Brown, an Oxfordftiire ...

... that Sr, jGeor^e and the ?? were both Ham. Laft Thurfday Jofeph Micklewaite, Efq; Member of Parliament for A- ?? in SufTex, killed the King's Hand ba account or' his being made & peer of Ireland, by the Stile and Title of Baron Mi ...

... tore off with red hot Pincers, and afterwards to be broke upon the Whee ...

... the Cloath'iers, and a Party of t he iecond Troop cf Grenadier Guards in that Town, in which three of t he latter had been killed, and a fourth very dangeroully wounded ; and that 18 ofthe Rioters had b-en feiz'd and committed to Chelmsfoord Goal. On Monday ...

... Gentleman cf 200 L. per Annum, was tryeu laft Thurfday at Exeter, before Sir Nico- las Hooper, Recorder of that City, for killing a Bai hff who had arretted has Father, on which Account, the Quarrel arofe between them. The jury brought in their Verdict ...

... and Silk Stuffs, who made that City fo rich *, the Plunder whereof was given to the Turkifh Soldiers, whereof 2.0000 were killed, and as many wounded \ and fe- veral of their Generals were alfo flam. 'Tis advifed from Bru flels, that a Placaertisjj biifhed ...

... From the Post-Man, May 24. Paris, May 22. 'Tis now said that the Queen, is not with Child ; but the Wife of K. Stanislaus is 3 Months gone. On the 20th Mr. de Chavigny, the King's Minister to the Diet of the Empire, took his Leave of the Court to repair ...