... On Sunday fe'nnight, the body of Samuel- ..Glew', of Belton,: near Epworthi in!Lincoln- fiire, was found moft barbaroufy murdered, and robbed, near Bellfhaw, in Beltoni parilh.. He had been miffing for three preceding days.- It is fuppofed that this atrocious ...

... Jseissirs too ?? hellish ron3ce ?? Id each leared leaf- Antd oh ! tle heigiht of nvanton crumety Stabh'd %vith I srniie. 4 Murder most loul, 0 lovelv martvr of barbarian rage ! Thou n akest i liesC eyes stsi ear b4oood, this heart to ?? While mad distraction ...

... and whinch as Bonaparte 'isetorCed bv accussing (nsst falsely and ?? iur juatlvbthe Russ;an ?? of being accessarv to the murder of his own fatha. r h 7en M ?? Llehsrceived his Majesty's MLe Conife ?? hs isvitation to .ake up Iis templorarv stiy ii tb ...

... to light,' and we trust ?? other-discoveries will be made as 'Will effectuate E the purposes of substantial justice :-fsr Murder, though it has no tongue, Speaks with-a miraculous organ. Leeds rclfroy..0- 04sO ...

... eii nsmistal - ita wr ee~,c bas commyte o Yrk te , W far rsBflteman, charged nguoh7 ot adh ttli utspicion of the .k-wilful murder of Re elca l.errigo, by poison, in the mnionut of May, 1 the I6 ' nsbip of Braniley, id nd the borough of Leeds. - ...

... some sanguinary disturbances at Stockholm, occasioned by the suspicion of thep'reople that the late Crown Prince liad:been murdered. We have coversecL with a gentleman, who was itn Stock- holm at the. time of the Prince's death, who states that the gcneral ...

... prisoriri confihed in the cissde and new 5 gaol at York, will take their trial at the assizes: , d Samuel Wilson, charged with the murder of Thomas , Clarke, a soldier in the. West Kent militia.-George r Stones, John W.Villiamnson, John Armstrong, and Jamne3 Leach ...

... in a comitted suicidee Lorenza was recbnsmetided tO tlC the Count D'Antrigues by the' Spanish Ambtasadur. his Loreozo, the murderer, received a letter hy he pdilt mdi d a day-Dr two befotre the hotrrid transactiotm he cornmit- hs ted7toAk place, which threw ...

... determined to revenge the death of Leila;' and meeting with the emir in a roc)ky defile, immolates him to the (hade of the murdered fair oneI - The drowning of this lovely and unrefiting crcature, is defcribed with great force and feeling: SULLEN it plunged ...

... ! No pang that Tyrant's flony heart can feel, For tortur'd Nature's ties afunder torn ! Deaf to their cries as his own murderous feel, That Tyrant's ear, while widowsv orphans mourn! 0 may juft Heav'n, in pity to mankind, Stop the unbridled monfter's ...

... foon may all below, y rn ihy~bleff advent to this world of woe . is {nn'ate of Heav'n I may Earth thy form adore, ' And murderous cannon ftertle thee no more; e Brood o'er niankind * pavilion with thy! wings, R And breathe thy fpirit. into courts and ...

... and rode off. Tule fellow called after him dau with tbe most dreadful imprecations, that if he did itt dav t.stop he would murder hsim. About ten o'clock oil Friday se'o-iglht,inI tlteeveoiltg, H. a farmer passing onl horseback hetween Dcriffild and ( ...