... during the continuance of die war. a. the Deputy Lieutenants are allowed, to ballot f r men whenever deficiencies heppen be- death or desertion, -r militiamen being rendered unfit for service 1 Such ?? therefore, wbo find it inconvenient to serve, arc requested ...

... old Bard, has announced the firll of May for the time of this ?? publication, being exactly one hundred j years from tl'.e death of the Author. j om Scotlan !, on • ir loute to St A'b-ir.s, where j ?? „ ■ ?? Ei •;. ■ . has been held en the conduct f t ...

... who was as highly beloved by his troops, cs they are faid to hate ids fuccef- for, is univerfaliy lamented here ; and his death is fo much more dslagreeable to the Porte, as he was on the point of concluding the r.egoeiatia-ns for the evacuation of Egypt ...

... Kile 1 er under the happier* aufivices, and in the mofl: agreeable circuml-.ai.ces, I learn with the news of bis tragi.-..) death. I iniiarsrfy communicated to tlse Grand Vizier, and the Ottoman MsniUcrs, in the very terms which yon announce to me, ibis ...

... being kited i- March ul.eu taul, or j what is commonly called iigei fiih. 1 By accounts fiom Jamaica, we are informed ! of the deaths o: ihe R=v. Mr Bethchi the mif- iionaty, and Mr Clarke the cateclihr, »ho i;ril- ed a few months ago from Leith. Mr Clark* ...

... becomr very valuable 1:1 a lew years. The Principal Sum in a Bend fer 3331 Cs. Sd. pro pcr!y secured, and up'.iftahle upon the death of a Lady who at present liferents the sum, and is about fifty Bern- a.l part of the Scpi-stratcd Estate of Nisbet and C ? ...

... Other s particulars, alfo, which came out in proof, fi rornly I corroborated the girl's teftimony, as to his perfon. The death of the unfortunate Govind was more- over fixed on them on the moft unerring evidence, b. a. body being waffed on (hore on the ...

... Thoraburn to the Church and Pa- 2 rifh of Troqueer, in the Preibytery of Dumfries 3 and Srewartry of Kircudbright, vacant by the I death of Mr Jofeph Eaflon; The King has been pleated to grant unto Ri-I chard Vining Perry of Stanwell in the county of Middlefex ...

... ravages of the Yellow Fever ; In Europe it hourly Eaves the Cottumnt.ive, Asthmatic, and Debili- tated victim from tcie jaws of death. Tie Balm is tse cane stone of medical research, and is resorted to with that confidence no other mcdic amnent ever was in ...

... tile whole, or fuhel proportions, ?? be Brl- tills fisieisls denin, che i bol e vxc acr e, un lef s in caife of fieclto(fs, death-ij ftotor of thn *.whole or part of tile cre' being taken p -Pisjr rers isi the voyagge and' in f uis c e:fe, the a r1o--lr ...

... contain i;o W~ bed-roomns c1 Upon a former occafon we mentioned that w' three perfons accufed of heing acceffary to the (j death of MNr HuvcTmamso , had been apprehend- c0 eil, and comnmitted to prifon, and that a fourth, 0 who wvas faid to have been alfo ...

... being heard in their defence, and the charges being fully. proved, the Court found them all four goilty, when fentence of death was immediately paffed on them by ?? Advocate witt great folemaity, and they were fentenced to be hanged at the yard-arm of ...