... Plerlpttenitiaxica at the Congrefs at Rafladt, on their leaving that place, were aftacked'by arned men. and the two former murdered. Jean de Bry efcaped. , ~MAr. ' r. Salerno and Ca16le dat Mare furrendered to his Majefty's' fhip Zealous, of 74 guns, Captain ...

... ferve the living God of the Jewtvlh chriflians. He fees another council of chriffian preachers forbid the cosminifion of murder and polygamy, of inceft and unnatural crimes and for. nication, univerfally the cultom of the Saxon fa- vages. A Queernis ...

... principle of French aggrefrion from the Decree of Nov. i790, 'aid the difmifful of Chauvelin, to the prelent hoirr. By the murder of their King they reduced the French Ambaflidor ac- ciedited from him to this country to the Situation of a private individual ...

... with the violent and wilful rurder of Ann the wife Of John Defnnifon, of Pontefract Park ?? T'orpe, charged wiih the wilf4t murder of a Male baaaid child- -MicA ?? a Burnillone, in the Northl-riding, chaiged with Itcaling, in the dwelling-houfre of Thomas ...

... cha'rge of invading frelaad at the ?? ?? -army. , -FEScis 1. King of.Fr,;nc.-A woman of railk irn France, whoie fon las beerr `Murdered, felt down at -the feet of this grsat Prine' to demand juftice on, his affafin. Rife up, Madam, fai Ihe, 1 abnd by my office ...

... 'Whe' mo'f wianton cruelties 'in a Viltoge called Doiumie, w*hich had not immedi. ately furrendered to them, where they, murdered the villagers without diflinction of age or fcx, truffing them like fowlsand cutting their throatis. The mic- creants, therefore ...

... Upon 'this, Admiral-Duckworth ordered his (hip to be laid alongfide the Dane, informed the Captain tlhat he had committed murder on a Britilh fubje&; and that it would only be doing him jultice to open the lowey deck ports of the Leviathan, and give him ...

... joins aed- make part of the force. Y The two feamenmconvided of being corcerfCt- . n the mutiny-on board the Hermione, and h- murder-of their officers, were yefterday foreVt0 executedptrfuant to their fentence: Watdt °oa board the Iheer hbulk, at Spithead; ...

... but weie not recogniaed till their arrival. Allen to the lal denied having (tiuck his maiter. As to the particulars of the murder ?? Pigot, of the liermioune, it appeared, tihat-hearing a noife upon deck, he immediately ran out of his cabin, when being ...

... abovementioned publication, and form his own conclufions.. I may add-that Peter came forth with an intent, I will not fay to murder, but to maim and difable Mr. Gifrard. This will fhew the papeis that their wit on the SATTLIL, as they are pleafed to term ...

... perfn of 'yoir' e in 'chief, afid .by the oltattr dusof falfer'onds tlie Otto..a. s Sre . accufed, nnder pretence that the murderer was a ?? felman., VWhat advantage. could the death' of Kleber be to us ? he is fuccecded by another Genei at,' as that Geneiral ...

... houfc; when. thece wretches, filled with the infatiable defire of getting poffefflon of the things they had feens inhumanly murdered Mr. Greig in- the night, and carried off the articles. The Foulahs were pursiued by the people of Candia, moa of the property ...