... 'fortunate. Dutch General, caUed Bruce, the sliarne of the miKtary name, and whose head the nation must have to fall upon the scaffold, eva- Cuated tills fort, through dn unexampled panic, 'six hours before the English anived. Here then, again behold the English ...

... made pay for their premature exultation, a fresh plunder ol the property, and tire ignominious kind of death they suffer on scaffolds! This cruel change see, wonder at, and mourn to. ; but we, cto, mot .feel the effects it at present, and from bur contemplating ...

... her bridegroom to destroy; great niece to Lons XIV. and his Queen, whom Napoleon, or at least his party, murdered on the scaffold ; grand-daughter to the King of Naples, and cousin to the King of Spain, both of whom he has dethroned. She is also, by the ...

... wounds, owed the preservation t» the of a horse, the rider, of wjiieh was killed in action. According the accounts,! have received of this affair, the enemy’s loss consists 500 killed ; among whorft twelve taken pn-. ,oners, with Officers, 10 Surgeons, and ...

... distressing accident happened at Glasgow College—the scaffolding apart of the new, buildings gave way, and o the workmen were very seriously hurt. A boy from the Calton, who happened standing below the scaffold when fell, is so severely bruised that his life ...

... receive the Foreign Ministers, the Nobility and ’try. One of the Pages will sit at a table and write down the names. The scaffolding not having been removed since the Birth day, occupied some time to clear away and repair the in'viry the walls had sustained ...

... whatever. The prisoner was brought from Stirling in a carriage, accompanied by the Shetiff, and party military, Lc. Cavalry, The scaffold was erected about the centie the town, where he was attended the Rev. Belfrage of this place, who offered a very suitable ...

... Advertiser. On Friday morning Thomas Bowler was executed at Newgate, agreeably to his sentence, for shooting at, with an intent to kill, his neighbour, Mr Burrowes. Bowler has, since his condemnation, appeared perfectly indifferent to his fate, and when it was ...

... Herewith I beg to enclose the list of killed and wounded. have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ■ G. Stuart. List Killed and Wounded, in the boats of his Majesty’s ship Horatio, employed the of Au- gust, 1812. Killed. Oliver Shimmings, quarter-master; Geo ...

... Plymouth. One of the mason’s labourers, being overloaded with a hod of mortar, slipped his foot on the scaffolding, and was precipitated into the area,#nd killed on the spot. On Monday night, the 2!st, or early on Tuesday morning, some evil-disposed person or ...

... on, commenced the battle. The affair was very hot, and the victory complete. The enemy lost least from 5000 to 0000 men, in killed and wounded, and many prisoners. The Prussian troops brought by Marshal the Duke of Tarente returned to their position before ...

... execution the criminals were loosened from the Cart, and conducted to the scaffold. Black seemed at this moment very much exhausted, and needed assistance to mount toe scaffold. McDonald descended from the cart with considerable a!ac; ity. Both, however ...