... REVIEW. On Wednesday the two troops of Yeomanry Cavalry, and the corps of Hereford Volunteers, were reviewed on a spacious piece of ground at Stretton, about three miles from this city, by Colonel Hugonin. The Cavalry having gone through a number of ...

... REVIEW OF CONDORCET'S SKETCH OF AN HISTORIC At. VIEW PROGRESS OF THE HUMAN MIND, BY J. B. LOUVET. Cqndorcet outlawed, and in his laft afylum, allowed not his mind to be overcome by misfortune —Moments, which would have been to otliers dreadful, were 'to ...

... REVIEW. Friday (the Duke G >rdon»s Fenr-1 the Parade in St. James's Park, where they were drawn before the King and Royal Family after which they proceeded with band urn fie, dn ms beating, and flying, to Hyde Pail, headed by Duke of Gordon, their commander ...

... reviews. Friday hfl his Royal Highnefs theDnke York reviewed his regiments in Hyde Paik, before their Majefties, ri'e Princefies Royrd, Angufta, Elizabeth, and his' Royal the Duke Glouceiter attended by their Aids Comps, and many General Officers. The ...

... REVIEW of POLITICS. his fignilizcd laft either has any thing occurred in any the Britfln de|»r.(Jencita conference to demand re-ltate - l ™r}- Tie naval affair in the Indies has been properly by the French nbly, and evc:'y thing relative it, underlland ...

... REVIEW of POLITICS. NOTHING, our opinion, can rtn-e or illiberal, the thrown upr tdmintOtation for pcri'e. ering in their plan to colcui/c that part of New South Wales which they have appropriated for the reception our coi.v.cts.- --The inconveniences ...

... The CRIITICAL REVIEW, This Day awas publifbed, Price 1. ...

... ROYAL REVIEW. The review the Volunteer Corps took place Tudclav Hyde Park. the heavy ihowcrs which prevailed early in_ the morning, every corps was on the ground by eight t.'clock ; after that time ftrong wind which prevailed _ cleared the Iky, and the ...

... BRITISH REVIEW. BUONAf* ARTF,*s I.XHEGJ HON. CURIO-SI I coi.j Ctu c htv. teen -qaally cxiicitd with refptct ike object .he .xpedi»o ii JJiKi .rt ihe- Mcditctian 411, lyt fiti-f.of rv or coccir.iive h.- yet Keen pref to it,z tvfu the overthrow of the ...

... REVIEW or PORITICS. combinetion of the Princes of Europe, to which We adv formerly had to direet the attention of mu readers, now begins to develope itfelf. It appears, thet while the arms of Auftria and Pruffia are employed I'rance, that Ruffia thal ...

... REVIEW of POLITICS. Hit It? %lu rs to be trft r.J of '• Ruffians, goad«d ire Wfh All towards k l ...

... REVIEW of POLITICS. FAMINE and Plague, however dreadful in their we muft humbly fubmit to, as the infhclions of Providence but War, in which all the calamities and horrors the other- are concentrated, we owe to the madnTs or the folly of fome few hundred ...