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... the victualling the army but 416,0001. and odd pounds, and this year be 621,000!. and odd, when we had one entire army lefs, many fewer troops, and much lefs active employ. Mr. Jenkinjon attempted an anfwer. it was in vain that the gentlemen Oppofition ...
... DOVOR VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 0ti..1758. TlLis to give Notice, That on Monday the 34h liatant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, Mr. Michael Ruffen, Agent to the at this Port, will be ready at his Office at the Ma Iwo-Dieu to rec.e.ve Tendeis and Samples for ...
... THE DUKE OF YORK's ARMY. Camp near July 7. A very extraordinary circumffance occurred a few days fince which occafions no little converfation in the army, and ferves, in fome meafure to confirm a report that has been lome time circulation, that the Emperor ...
... autlioritv tothefe papers, and particularly to theeflimate the future probable expence of victualling, and of the contient and extraordinary expences of the army at home and abroad for one year. Thefe expences in the total, eftimates at the fum of cbi ...
... flapped by the a Lord the replied to part which repedled the navy a Houfe fleet was and victualled Expedition With regard the depredations of the the privateer the very height our glory w'ar annoyed our coafts in lie believed the American privateer was ...
... .. -sH ARMY' IN HOLLAND. ?? sji onr Army in Holland, and the arduous 'en called to perform, have justly excited ;.ee-si«, aad gratitude of the British nation. J -.c ts-clings, a respectable number of patrio ?? into consideration that many of our t ...
... A Correspondent, Letters from New-York of the u!t. by the Victuallers arrived Coike, has been furnifhed with Lilt of the Privateers that have been fit ted-out from thence fince the firft hiding of Letters of Marque from the Admiralty Court theie, to the ...
... fi.. ■' .'• patriate army; a- - ?? this day five more left •' 5 for the feme o ] ice. A fqaadn >n of dragoons ar- Adhere on Wednefdav horn A -- - r r , and fet out fv« morning ior f* mm . At the fame time a detach- ?? fi -f ?? d tgovs v ' d b ; - for ...
... life itfclf becomes an ihtolerdble burthen bell is written No work---no victuals is no unplealant prolpeCt view the fobriety ifcipline now to be that county The fame lefs obfervable diftrift of Norfolk near Wymondham where bare mention the Bridewell drives ...
... Sir S$ Enttatius, and was able to keep t! army in New-York had not well fub! from whom we received thefe particu The garrifon in that city contitts of Germans. ‘The latter are difcont ferve in the fouthern army, and are of their pay It was thought that ...
... The Bank had lately left off buying Navy and Victualling Bills, but have again re.fumed buying. They have rifen in confequence of the flocks falling lately, and the Bank not buying, to dhcount. Letters of Marque are expedited to be immediately iffued—it ...
... reducing Com vvhicu on°acconnt pofition is a very arduous lay liege Turin requires army right to into the Miianefe mu ft Alexandria is well the former cafe they drive Piedmontefe army Colli and the thev ft manner that no intention exifted at prelent advancing ...