... Thet, e has been in that city a great c popular commotion 5 zo perfons were arreft. ed, lorae of whom had been condemned to death, but they have obtained a pardon. t Roveredo, Dece:nber S. a Captain Otbre, of the regiment of the o Prince of Orange, paffed ...

... been pleafed to appoint ; the Revererl iugh Rofs to be preacher of St th, ..oursh or chape:l at Cromarty, vacant by i til death.I of the Reverend William Rofs. I D E C E M B E R 24. . TheMerc:.v, Evans, from LondontoLirer- pool, w.as c-ituild the 7th ...

... The young 'man went immediately into fits, and con- tinues very ill. - ThtCoroner's Jury fat on thelbody-Verdict, accidental death. ...

... was driven alhorc on Kingsbarns Rockl.. One man w-:as Eived by leaping on a rock the reft of the creW were found frozen t death on the dieck. The mtip ic a tott' wreck. \We hear from Fraferburgh, that on ThuI:- day evening Was put on liore near that hat ...

... aid nota tinfl; ?? glie hid all tde advice o .cul' obtain', xw As ciccived a loll mati.-lisdeed he ti 'i -d iie 'expecfted death Every hour,for t-v.o o three s'vas rccornnoce.sdt-l by a friend to try CUN- Bk i. D X I ilI lHON 'EY; hi did, and to ; ti; ...

... Csuxhaven, or the firfl place h can land at, on their way to Peterf- e Grand Naval Council at the Hague as ;ironounced fentence of death upon Capt .nio, for having firuclk to an Englifhi fri- ras. of equal force, without refiftance, and ti1s h-s been f(hot accordingly ...

... think ?? for a length of time, laboured under a decline, that made fueh rapid ftyides on my conflitution, that I looked on death with approaching calmnefs :-my body was reduced to a mere ihadow, my limbs una-. ble to bear the fimall weight of my body ; ...

... near Loanlhead fell in, owing to the great weighit of finow, Ih- n which an old woman, the only inbabitat was crufihed to death. We are happy to learn, that the feafona!dle al lubfcription for the widows and families oF d the feamcn who perilled in the ...

... coals. TIhe Hon. Capt Cochrane, of the Navy, is a candidate for the reprefentation of the diU- trift of burghs vacant by the death of Mr Tait. The burgh of Queensferry has already declared for him. n Colonel Stewart, and the officers of the 'f i8th light ...

... fumptiaos; and notwithftcanding he had all the advice he could obtain, was conceived a loft: san.-indeed he cold me he expefted death every hour, for two or three- -nights; was recommended by a friend to try MIN- DELL'S BALSAM OF HONEY; he diadt his great ...

... temple arteries on both fides 22 of the head were alfo cut open. They de- tal ldared there .wounds were the occafion of her death. It appeared from the evidence adduced on both fides, that Anne Bruce was a perfon of bad character, much given to drink, and ...

... Con- feimption * aid notevithftanding he had all the advice he coild obtain, vwas conceived a loft ?? lie told me he expeelcd death every hour, for two or three h nights; was recommended by a friend to try CUN- I- DELL's BALSAM OF HONEY; he did, and to n ...