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... ekalfifhied ingt.ieyear ?? i and upwards df lfui'hundred boyss have been .1 educated from its. fund. On Friday laft were reviewed by Major- General Whi;eloeke, near H6mndeau, the -Finch. - dean and Hambledon VyolunteerS: the farmcr: were coiananded by ...
... great variety of P other very interecifing valuable D fcqveries, &c. t A NEW REVIEW, (To be continued every SATURDAY.) This Day is Publihfed (price One Shilling), *WEEKLY REVIEW ; or, LITE c Anna. o V JOURNAL. Forming comprehenfive ir Annals of ENGLISH ...
... Still pleas'4 topraile, but not afraid to blareje. f PoPE. a A few independent Men of Letters have engaged to produce this Review. Their Plan is, briefly, this-h. . . To publith an earlier opinion of New Books an&o t PaPsIpblets, and accompanied by. a ...
... fame General; who ta e equally complimented them on -th t excellence of - p, their snancevres and evolutions. After the 'di Review, each Commanding Officer gave an elect h gant dinner to their rfpeftivpe Officers and. v ?? at their own houfes. l o 'The ...
... callker; and Mr, Maddocks, to b snuder boat bu1IlderX3* On Tuefdciy 1a44 ?? Volunteera, : commanded by 'CaPt. Butl1er, were reviewed by General Whitelock. They obtiiaqed great. credit from their handtnie inilita apptrance and the excell trpermance of tbeir ...
... rU 1. their route to Chatham. fro Wednefday laft the 2zd Regiment of Foot, Ma : commanded by Major-General Simcoe, were h reviewed on Southfea Common . by. Major. L. General Whitelocke. -They performed their an. 'manceuvres in a very military ftyle, and ...
... eminently I in due to Mifs Palmier, who provided the dinner, the for her polite attention to the company. .nd Since the mernorable Review of the 4ih of { :he June lafl, when there were 7000 men, Com- pofld of Regulars and Volunteers; affembled{ on South Sea Common ...
... onrthe STATE 'of the CONTIL th NENT, -hoult France be fuftired -to retain her im- bi: .menfe acquiifitions; in which-are reviewed her whole vc -yllen of aggriraizieien_, and- thi probab~e advan- rages which the -will derive from the: frbvcriioii of Ital ...
... ' - A ur i MY LORDS AND GSNTtiZMESS, be have ~received His Majefty's, cosrnmagds to nd ?? 'you in Parliament. ' r Upon'a review-of the, important'and gl0orious L events that have diftinguifhed the period which'has elapfed fince .1 laft addrcifed you ...
... avoid ra fvlfifying all his former arguments-and fenti- I rents againflc the War. lie then proceeded t to animadvert on the review ?? Duridas had tl taken of the condii°t of Bonaparte as a Warrior b and a Negotiator. With refpe,- to Venice, hewtouil'd neither ...
... Plymoath; anid MAr. Little, Boatr Irc fwain of the Royal George, fucceeds Mr. Marr, int the Sheer Hulk. Monday General St. John reviewed, near rGofport, Chefhire, HerejordfliireCand of H E-untingdonrhire Militia. - .i Goxvernnment has within thefe few days dif- ...
... Government, expreffes his determination to continue Rill, his offers to the Allies of I reftoring the Peace of Europe. t On a review of the. lo~ Campaign in Italy, there were fought z 6 battles, and 20 engage- meats; there were takenby .the Allies -ix 'frong ...