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... Ribble-bridge. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. i, A'afUt, Dec. ?,8. WE have accounts the arrival of Count Corofa Palermo, with two battalions, confiding of about feven hundred men; and that he has been well ceivcd and lodged in the city, but that the Mae are not ...
... Luxembourg, all the regiments fopt Anfiria are to form camp near Minkendorf. A p Isod7 grvalry is to encamp Hungary ; and battalions, two regjsrtents of dragoons, and ,'oaeofhuffari, are alTeroble the 16th of Au►\gufi, near Prague and other troops are ...
... AuguiU Yacht, which Tailed immediately Tor Plymouth. The ground is marked out at Woolwich for eroding barracks far the new battalion of artillery, which is to be formed immediately. ...
... wherein has collected a number experienced good officers, who have been very ufeful. * Colonel Hamilton, who commanded the battalion of feamen, his officers, and men, difchargcd their duty with great alacrity and fpirit. The fame tiring mull be acknowledged ...
... of the woods near to the advanced polls of'th? army, way of Vanderwater's Hdight, the and 3d' battalions of light infantry, fupported the regiment, .forward, and drove them back to their entrenchments, from whence the enemy they were not force, attacked ...
... where he propofes to pafs the winter, and afterwards make the cour of Italy. Letters from Paris advife, that the fix battalions troops to the French illands America, are to remain home, and that frelh body of men is going to be railed for the purpol'c ...
... Paris, where he propoles to the winter, and afterwards make the tour of Italy. •' Letters from Paris advife, that the fix battalions of troops propofed to be fent to the French iflands America, are to remain at home, and that frclh body of men is going ...
... At nine o'clock this morning the diffarent corps paraded on High-flreet, and were there formed into a brigade of three battalions, from whence, at ten, they marched off to the review ground, diltant about a mile. ...
... Skerrett, to be Lieut. Col. by purchase, vice Godley, who retires. ,Ssth Ditto.—J. Drury, Esq 7 to be Paymaster of the 2d battalion. 139th Ditto.—Major W. Wilson, to be Paymaster, vice Grant, • who resigns. 'Scotch Bri,g,a.fr.-Capt. J. Ferrier, to be Major ...
... Government; but those iiow sent are made out generally for the Plenipotentiaries our Court may send to negotiate. -.. The Ist battalion of Austrian volunteer riflemen have received orders to • March for Italy the be- . ginuing of next week, • L ' 'lr .-tr.t ...
... that, on the first warning, every article will be put out of the enemy's reach. Part of the officers! . baggage. the Ist battalion of the 6Qth regiment arrlve4 at Jamaica, on . :the of August. By a foreign vessel that arrived at Jamaica, in, telligence ...
... ' On Friday, at his house, iv..OlotecesteF-fhice, Rorttnae,- square, Major General Lewis, Colonel of the Royal gariis4os battalion, - and . Lieutenant-Governor of Carishrooke ,• W. Hornby, Esq. of Tottenham. :At Little Bookliam, Surrey, Mrs. Seawell, wife ...