... all the Methodift Preachers in the neighbourhood of Hoxton and Old-fireet wvere taken off their haranguing flools by the Police Officers. One of them, who is a per- fon rather above the reft in life, was permitt- ed to go home, upon a promife of meeting ...

... General Doyleyf General Moore, Lord Paget, and General Coote, LordChasSomerfet. General Knox is fent to Cuxhlaven, to meet the auxiliary troops from Ruffia, which are expeaed to be in the Elbe as foon as the General himfelf. A part of the embarkation is to take ...

... affliaion. g There is an order come down to admit only fix women, without any children, to embark with a company. The confequences have been attended with very affliifing cir- cumflances to many women and children, who have been thus obliged to be Separated ...

... Body (to s colt 442,909 livres}; 2aS; a guard fo; tbe s Dire&ory (tocohI i62,89tS i ivre;), an; about f i8,ooo Helvetic auxiliary trodls, * hichl will colt 311,745 livres The guar'i of tsls s Legillative Body is nowe ta be commandcd by a General of Divili-m ...

... cefflty of protesting our territory with an I it army on a fecond line. He propofed to di- v h vide into two bodies the auxiliary battalions I e of confcripts, when the complements fhallbe c h completed. The firit body to be deffined to r, form a fecond ...

... was re- Le covered, and reflored to its owner. 'On'their final examination, two men and two women were com . mitted to Winchefter' for trial ; one of the women ' ~was ?? evidence, and. wo difcharged Tlie pdrfon who was robbed is detained by the is, Magiftraies ...

... formidable ti its enemier, if its armies by fea and land are vigoroufly conftituted; if e»cii of its defenders cor.l.deis the corps to which he belongs as a family of which he is a member, «_d in that family an inheritance of virtue and r ory ; if an officer ...

... cons- rnanded by Lieutenant General Sfir Charles Sgtewart, s sn conG ierable forardifg; 'and A il[ cosprize the fo~lbrsin& corps'-- Tw~o-battilins of 4th foot;t~wo of the, Sth, three of the 4pth;, twoof the 17tih one baiialletn of,3.x foot,, tweb of the ...

... : 'One of the Englifh Mitifter's' fervanits, however, driving throuo' the.-town at a more rapid rate, was ftopped by the, police, , and threatened with' puni(hment. Upon de-. caring to whoml he belonged, thewofficers'thoughlt proper to fufpend. all p ...

... than i gentle trot. One of our Minifler's ,ervants, however, riding- through the town at a quicher rate, was flopped by the police, and threaten- ed with purrilbtirent. Upon his declaring to *vtom : he belonged, and confsidering the privileges of Am- bafTadors ...

... mein and ofiicers are only allowed to take Witt) them n25ls. weight per man, it is fuppofed thait this fine anid fpirited corps will, in a very fhort itime, have another opportuniiy of adding frefh laa- els lo thrfe Whicb they fo lately cuhlld in Holland ...

... received conliderable reinforcements, conlifting of militia and Tyrolian riflemen, fo that this corps is alfo Fecured againfl: every danger. The auxiliary and contingent troops of the Duke of Wirternberg are in full march, to unite with the grand Imperial ...