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... very,' and the MoA' deterrnined ho-fility.' Ge n. iclerc, gives, an account of. the'rnarcdhing'of: all 'tieh'di.. fions of the army to Petite Riviere, to occupy, a: poft cailel Crete-a-Pierrot,, the., principal- piowder. .and cartridge 4dp6tof the .black ...
... continued a defensive war since thete was so. little more to cony quer ? As we have no expeditions to h1_ land or Egypt, might we not have reduced our vast army with as much security as at present, or kept up a force hardly. more n.. merous ? The peace is so ...
... ferent Models.-He alfo cxhibitcd his 1lublic.tiun o I largecoloured Drawings from the fatnse accurate fourcs. Mr. Smith, a Land Surveyor and DiDainer, from Bath, exhibited his Map, now in very confiderable forward- nefs, of th e Strata of different Earths ...
... : sue, declaring officially its independence.- Nice, unze 8.-A battalion of the 69th demi-brigade, which r.ade part-of the army of Naples, and which was stationed in Ca. labriia, lhas arrived in this city. Wezel, Jane 10. The tandgrave of Hesse Cassel ...
... the date ot' June 13 bring the important intelligence of tlie surrender of'all he rebel chiefs in St. Dominigo to thie FrecOh army under Gelueral Leclerc .; The submission of Toussaint. it seems, was madie to Gen. Leclerc, without any ((tler condi- tion ...
... work in a marl-pit, by a part -of the bank, Waing on ?? the 8th init. about five ine4hs. morning, a young woman, accompanied by her. fiafer.land her infant of two months old, left Tourney for the, putpofe of going'to her hulbarnd, who was then at a fair ...
... than the official dispatches n recciivcd by the French Governnient. It is re- c 3C pirt'ed, that 'he main body of the black army had s re -olted from Toussaint, and chosen another u he lcader, previous to his surrender, at te same t timne permitting him ...
... the creed of every man, of every woman, and of every child, composing the Grande Nation. The French Generals, in St. Domingoi speak in the foulest manner of our country and its government They talk of sending an army to New Orleans; then as one of them ...
... Lottery Office Stationary Office - 340 4 0 Customs, Scotland 1,073 11 41 Excise ditto 11,902 19 4 Comptrollers Army Ac- counts . so 0 0 Auditors Land Revanue I3 7 0 Barrack Office x,205 6 8 4,158 7 3 27 9 2 93 0 0 424 0 0 SLLtL UiliCO . 52 ;0 0 Ice for the ...
... to free warren throughou t the whole of the manor. It appeared the land on which the trefpafs was committed, and- mi the game'killedcby the defendant was not in point of faat the land of the plaintiff, but on the contrary belonging to Jstffinian Cafamajor ...
... from Corfu by thle ) French Agent in the Republic of the Seven 111cs, vithl a cargo deffined for the fervice of the French army hi thre ( kie~gdom of Naples. The Agent of the Repsu.)ltc at Al- I geirs being informed of the circuirftanct, which was care- ...
... ionlyn. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. Yelterday arrived Mails from France, and Hol- land, and Halmburgh. According toletters from Frankfort, the Pruflians have begun to take poffef- rjoit of the indemnities. They have been refifled by the B&hop of Bamberg and ...