... encamped with the principal part of his army between Cambray and Landrecies. Thirty of the French are encamped beneath the walls of Perpignan. The King of Spain has ordered new levy 60,c00 men to reinforce the army already x>t. Fifty Flemifli pcafants will ...

... the Americans make any refillance, and meet Lord Danmore by the of April next at Alexandria, where he (Dunmore) was to land an army under the cannon of the fhips of war. Conolly’s companions were one Cameron, who is now a Lieu- tenant, with a promife ...

... objedl of improving land in view, but it intends alfo to give fome moral hints, how land may be preferved from mortgages. John Monk, Efq. defire of the board of agriculture l , has undertaken to furvey the county of Leicefter. A poor woman who had travelled ...

... CorseSpondent,. on whofe authority we cap rely, informs us, that Gencral Howe did not land the army at but went up Elk River on the oppofite fide of Chefapeak-Bay, and landed at George Town, about feventy miles from Phi- fecure his communitation: when thele ...

... furrender the of Quiberon to the Royalift army. The garrifonof Fort Sans Culotte, formerly called Fort Penthievre, confiding cf 606 men, being fummoned, laid down their arms without attempting any refiilance. The Royalift army is very Prong, and already numbers ...

... the roth he had again landed, and de- Rroved ten guns, and brought off fix, ata @ifkance of two miles from the coait; and on the brought off fix more ; and on the 2iit, the day before his Lordthip’s let- ter os dated, he had landed agiin, and brought off ...

... much longer, had not accidentally looked in at the window, and (ecu the old woman lying OH the floor. The neighbours were then alarmed, and entered rhe where they found the old woman dead, with holes eaten different parts o't her body. dmighter thtv found ...

... quitted the command of the French army.of the Rhine to replace Gene, ral Jourdain at the army of the north : The former replaced General Michaud, under the orders .of General Hoche, who is now it the head of the two armies of the Rhine and the Mozclle. The ...

... Extaa® of a Letter frem an Officer in General Howe's army, to bis Friend in Bdinburgs, Staten Iland, July gth, 1779. ** Since my writing to you at Hal! fax nothing material has happened, except the landing of out troops, without the fmalleit lofs, on this ...

... himlelf to a woman at Smethwic, near Birmingham, | boing refufed, requeNed fhe would at leaft indulge him wich a parting kifs; when, putting one.arm round her neck, he with a knife in the hand of the other, attempted tocut her throat; the woman by violently ...

... advice of General Clinton, it was refolved for the fquadron to pafs Charles Tojvn Bar, to attack the town, and cover the landing of the army. In confequence thereof the fquadron weighed, confining of the B:illol, Experiment, Aflreon, Aflive, and Syren. There ...

... empire, with a iiatement of the lofles fuffered, both by the land army and that of the fea, during the laft three years. This lofs, including the fick and delerters, is ellimated 230,000 men. The army the Emprefs, therefore, before the war, amounted 10409,978 ...