... Viliii.g ; ?? at the lafl Afli.vs, foi rhc levefal Often eel c.l S-armul, Abufe, Swearing-, Ye. was put in :Ye- cmi .11 on a Scaffold erected before the Town-Hall, by fevciing bis Tongue from the Roof of his M nth: He was attended to the Place of Execution ...

... firftlnftant, in which feven of thefrench 4 were killed, and all the refl taken Prifoners, except 4 three, who made their Efcape, but were afterwards 4 met by fome Indians in Alliance with us* who kill'd 4 and fcalped them. The Prifoners came down to ...

... Detachment employed in th's Expedition, entered the King of Sardinia's Territory without Licence firft obtained, and even killed about a dozen Peafants, anJ wounded feveral more, among a great Number that aflembled to oppofe his Paffagc. The ( Governor ...

... Lower-deck Guns, and killed 40 of their Men, and feven Officers ; which, with what we kill'd afterwards, made her an entire Slaughter-houfe. She had 700 Men, and we but 420, Boys and all. We had our firft Lieutenant wounded, and fcxen Men killed, and about as ...

... Oxen, IL9 d. Halfpenny per C. he Portfmouth and 500 Oxen for Dover, Price unknowr. The 3000 Oxen to be killed at 240 per Week, and the 10.000 Hogs killed 800 per week. Yefterday Man who was found guilty laft Seffioni if defrauding Mr. Deputy Long, and feveral ...

... their Ffcape in the Boat; and though the Privateer fired eight or ten Swivels at them as they were getting away, not a Man was killed or wounded. It is now faid that an Accommodation is on Foot between his Pruflian Majefty and the Kmprefs-Qucen. Extrotl of ...

... Quarters of an Hour. At the fecond Broadfide our Colours were fhot away ; they ftill continued firing for Half an Hour after, and killed one Seaman, and wounded feven, five of whom are fincc dead. The Prize never fired a Gun, nor made any Refinance! An Officer ...

... more than ever between the King and the Parliaments. While Damien was in the Town Houfe, juft before he was brought to the Scaffold, he declared that there was neither Plot nor Accomplices in his execrable Aftair. LONDON, April 12. As fnon as the Affair ...

... a Fortnight the Execution ...

... o'clock in th« Morning, while three or four Regiments of Horfc and Foot were under Arms, the Marchionefs de Tavora afcended the Scaffold, where, after very little Ceremony, fat down on a Seat for that Purpofe, and at one Blow the Executioner ilruck off her Head ...

... the Rack often, that be was hardly able to get up the Staiis of the Scaffold. He was brought thither in an open Cart with the Duke d'Aveito, who remained in it, at the Foot of the Scaffold, while the other was difpatched before his Eyes. After they had taken ...

... as above. The Veftal, by three lucky Shot, took the Frenchman’s three Mads the Board. They had Men killed, and wounded ; Capt. Hood had four Men killed and 20 wounded. After the Engagement all Capt. Hood’s Topmafli, being fo much wounded, fell on his ...