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... INVASION. renbc still confide in long nights to' come ovoi - . Ibie trabenome ditch betwixt C.alaus and Dovr; ;- ;, iights they, may find, and a comfort le*'still, h s are sarc of si days let them coe whhcutshuy Nw1l. - COsT-G &RDEN T.-tThE._ rondly ...
... INVASION ! ! For the instruction ot the brave Loyal British Volunteers, who now arm support of their King, Country, and Constitution. - THE SOLDIER'S COMPANION. . . COMMANDERS of Corpg, Otiicerq, and the Volunteers, are informed, that a new Edittots ...
... INVASION. ON TM!. VONUMNT O: SIR NItIiOLAS PELII.ICq, IN ST. AtICWAEL's CHURCH, LEWES, A. 2. 1559. His Valour, and his worthy praise, His brave. exploits ing.reat King Henry's days, Could nut be mention'd in a narrow room ; He among Worthies has a ...
... INVASION. DEAL, AUCLST 3f). The cause of the heaec firing mentioned iu my lett e r .4 terday, it in rite degree a..ertained —Tih Guner.d Coute loner arrived in rhe U , wnsthismorning at day-beealt, from idf Roulogn,. When the left squadron, *me of ...
... THE INVASION. The Eveniag Herald contains the following statement :— Information, we understand, has been received by the Government that most of the officers and non-commissioned officers, with a considerable number of the private soldiers of a disbanded ...
... INVASION LINES ON THE MONUMENT 0 v PELHAM, RNT. IN ST , M1 _ * XIC HOL., LEWES. WHO DIED A. D ir-n Cl ?? His valour, and his w , r ?? v His brave exploits in great King Henry, •' Could not be mentioned i v - narrow room- '' He amonj* Worthies ...
... ON INVASION. SIR,-Since you published in your Re. gister of the i6th ult. that part of iny letter which relates to St. Domingo, accounts have reached this country, both from France and America, respecting the state of affairs in that island. The French ...
... INVASION. COPY-(CIRCITLAR.) 'Whitehall, Augua My Lord, I have received his EsilajeflY! - 5 corn , tnands to communicate to your Lordthip the doled particulars olan arrangemeli/tohe adopted in the feveral counties of Great Britain; in the event of ...
... ON INVASION. SSit--While nothing but invasion is talked of, wvill )ou permit me, amongst others, to say a little on that subject, through your publication. I pretend not to inspiration, I pretend not to hold the elements in rmy pouwr, -to let them loose ...
... INVASION. This day Was. publifh.ed, in Oelast°, Price Sixpence, Infaibed to the Volunteers of The United Kingdom, . No. I to be continued Weekly, of T HE ANTIGALLICAN;;..or Standard of Britith Loyalty, Religion, and Liberty -; including a ColleEtion of ...
... INVASION. \esterday, consequence notice given the Commissary .General, some of the principal Coachmasters, waggonjnasters, stable-keepers, horse-dealers, drc. of thv‘ metropolis, assembled at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the .Stfapd, to consider of ...
... INVASION At one o’clock this day the guns were fired from the different ships in the Roads. The firing ben g rapid and irregular, the alarm invasion spread with define celerity through the town. Thou sands crowded the P er, to ascertain the pini. ; but ...