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... ARMY —Two Captains regiment* Ireland, with to regiment* in the Fall or Well Indio, Gibraltar America—«ie would prefer the Ea!l Indie*.—Letters (juft paid) addreffed to Mr. Humphry*, Army Agent, Montpelier Hill, No. 3. ____ WANTS limploymcDt, a Land Steward ...
... WANTS» a PLAC Naive, ftirring Woman, who perfect'y un- _ derftonds the butihefs of a Houfekeeper and Lavy’s Maid, She wouid engage to terve m either ftation in a large family, of in coth in aregular, te't'ed place, Sme hasan charac- ter Sruithalady of ...
... He has made them up in parcels of 1s. Any gentleman defirous to have a lift of will be fent as direCted. He has this day landed, a ve choice 1 of Double and Single Tuberofe Roots from Italy, of the firft quality, and His for lefs than they were ever ...
... Scotland, that five French /hips war were off that coaft, and had funk an armed veflel belonging England. It they intend to land either Scotland, or near Carrickfergus. The Bofton frigate, and the Satisfaction, have failed this morning meet them. It it ...
... of the weather. On the at night, our army marched, and in the morning encamped near Mbnmo.uth. On the 31ft at night, they inarched again, and encamped in the morning at Neverfmk. On the 4th and of July, the army crofted over near Sandy-Hook. On the 7th ...
... General Luckner’s Army forty two battalions ; which from that minimum, would make 21,000 mer. ° men. in the central army, 44 battalions, making 22,000 In the army of the Rhine, 32 battalions, maxing 16,000 men. men. In the Southern army, 50 battalions making ...
... to Mr.'Surge, army agent, Dublin. .. , DUBLIN, Makgh, >790. RICH ARD HUMPHRERYS; J»u Lieuttiunt ami Adj'ftant of the iBth (and thehononr . of fenri''g ' rs>n n corpt) leave to acquaint the of the Army aiidPuhiic, that he hav commtneed ARMY COMMISSION IiROKBR ...
... Gore Sankey,-) HE f?ie of moiety the E! ...
... have been the exultation of; landing army might perhaps have been little France when (lie read in die late official accounts irregular*hnt when encreafe of 10,000 to the Adminiftration of the late invafion when thevl Handing army was propofed by a Right Hon ...
... Ef Efq; 39, Cum sa land. ftrect. iq; or William Doyle, be LE’, for 20 years from Ma next, the lands I of Killefter, containin acres, fi vate near Ballin- agare.—As alfo, the lands ef Keonficld for 21 or 31 years, being of tho! lands bein of Balliglafe ...
... men raifedhy the London committee for the tea and land fenrice amounts 5000. Exlracl of a Utter from Madrafs. Captain John Stewart, late aid-de-camp the Amier U1 Omrah, has let out from Madrafs, land, on his way to Bengal, and intends to trace the river ...
... taken a furgtoO to examined, ohe of them proved to be woman, who (aid wanted to get Jamaica, having had connexion with young man belonging Col.Dalrymple's corps who are Rationed there. Friday, an old woman, who lives in Chapel* izod, was attacked by two foldiers ...