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... ARMY ESTIMATES. I e ._ t Mr. Windbam in a {bort fpeech, ftated that the whole Of the land forces of this country at prefent amounted to 195,674 men, the expence of whom for the year would be 5,190,0001. ftatement of the number was as follows The Militia ...
... A FAR 1%1 and LANDS. - - T O b? LET i!nd entered cn at Lady-Day newt, A very compleat FAR NI, confiling of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pacture Lai,d, a good f-huie. Out-of es, Brirs,. Stab;er, and MaAoufe, fitua,e at Wordlley, in the Parith ot Kingfwinfurd ...
... , The Letters confirm the poi Effeet or the Proclemation by Geiterat nowe, great Numbers of the American Army daily coming. in, with their Arms and Accoutrements. It is added that the Las of the Rebels, by the Deftruetion of their Stores at Peck's-Hill ...
... fr e ' Ili: et' eo 'it, LONDON , Allied Army continnen ' at I q., Njghhourhood of Gfn-,..:'• ~ fhal 3 roglio at Cairel, with ..R.tglat exteno,-)g iibc to upon the .Border;i 01 the Eieaorate 7 of Hanover. o'nelietdinand had fent a laru.Body of Forces ...
... fince, where an olid dram-drivking woman wes burnt to death By a coal or cgndle communicating fire 1o this inflameable mafs, by way of fome bed-cloaths—and as men at this tireatg valuable, it highly coocerns tfficers by land and fea | ‘tv difcharge from theis ...
... According 10 the moft authentic advices from America, Mr. Wathingiou's army ate fo difunited in their fentiments, fo creft-fallen fiom their fitvation, and {o tired of the unhappy conteft in which | they are engaged, that it was generally believed the ...
... t-bo4pls Post'. from Ho!land, Fraiice, and Flanders. ( . 1 1\1 D N, TuESIOAY, _lan. 27. S E 01 , LORDS. S'rER DA V . the Duke of Richmond rofe, and obferved, that on an Enquiry into the Returns of the Army L Mutters America, which Were delivered in at ...
... I --'--._„,.. V 4 . rtl PO T . - faits in HO 1 LAND. 4 .f .JAMAICA GAZETTE. DE LA VEtA, Oaober • It - - a Flag Truce, arrived at • Morant-from Hifpauiola we learn that Fits Majefty's Ship f 20 Guns, Capt. T. L. Frederick, has etn7en taken and carried ...
... and to have the Rank of Field rfhal the Armies of the Emprefs Queen. The King orePrutlia as to be alio at Leipfick on the 3d Ina ant. Officer writes from the Army of the Empire, that the b who compofe that Army, are well-looking Fellows; that a Bitternefs ...
... arms in the Revolutionary Army, bore as trophies on the points of their bayonets infants of two and three months old. They affembled in one place the inhabitants, whom they found 'peaceably employed in the culture of their lands, and, after having broken ...
... difpatches for the Eaft India Company and Board ofControul. Capt. Macdonald paffed through the Britiih army in Holland on Friday laft. On Thurfday the whole army moved from the camp at Oofterhout on the rout to Bois le-Due, which the French were approaching ...
... arc mani't ft, and her I ntight be fummary. P ouffilon ; That woman before our Tribp iat—the guillotine (hail he I .t; I will anrwer for it. Julien What needs kevotutionary Tribunal [land upon formalities? , if h no material proofs, it aught to deem ...