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... army. A Troop in the 9th regiment of Dragoons fold; alfo, a few Cornetcie«in faid regiment at fix hundred guineas each and one in the 7th D. G. for 400 guineas—and an independent company on this eftablilhment to be fold reafonable.—Apply to Mr. Henley ...
... to have adopted that plan in which they have already often ceeded, of making general attack upon .he whole armies the Combined Power*. The army of the of Treves, and now marching towards Co Went*. In the different actions upon the Phine the French have ...
... flood itlttmidated them from « . and the untt>rmal.ng.oya , tunate woman loon atter rorceu -g c ' funk to rife more alive, bhe nas left three helplefs children. Ttlonday evening a woman of the Mary Hayes, who lived in Quay-lane, Waterford, hung herfejf ...
... a », army. WANTF?*, and rem . v .. tor ofToot. n«d ar« chsra ...
... ever, h»6 intimation the approach the A obfcrves has been vety army, and .before their Arrival. of pamphlet Early’on Stt»d-¥ morning about of the .hat has appeared sh.» paper, (die Author of, Brvs made their aooearance the outlets' which umyerlally for ...
... Capf. Morxifry, from London, arrived this momihg) on Tueliiay he (poke with the frigate, ta leagues north of the Land’s End, but law no fleet. Laft Xuefday nip.ht, a patrolc guard detached from capt. Feng’s company, w!>o the an in guar>t, took, two hotonous ...
... floen and « woman, well people, went the kttchen of Mr. John Fowler, in the Boli-4aoe, ift this city, and teeing only his Anfi Favell, the fays, they told her, that they wanted lo (peak with her. She detired to know their bufinefa; the woman faid, Vie are ...
... -bf Rici.^ Etuifj, M*i » P»rvl Ot l-and and in »nd near lljtTowp pf Ttllpw, to Co!M«y, * ...
... let, for three young L'.ve ; , Mr. Land walled round, and planted with beautiful grown F.lfns or.ly, (hail deemed tu Intents and plater! Goorls, and other Article the Fancy Way.— V_>4 ''Vm, Dudley’s Part ot the Lands Caillenock, I;tu- and other Foreft ...
... in one, two, three lots, 400 acres of excel lent grafs land, of Which the too acres oSmeadow are part. For particular* apply as above.— They Would uncomrponly well farm ahy perfons holding lands MUntlcf Connaught. TO LET, . - , For the fumnier leafonj ...
... was confident no faliiion the times fouli alter the law ot the land The Legillature might app.lv remedy they thought necefiaryi . was bound upon his oath to fUtc what took the law the land to the lubjecl. His Lordlhip here afleed, where the hulband gow ...
... Mr. Flin’s, Stationer, Caftle-ftreet, where the fmalleft Trifle will be gratefully received for this poor Woman. She hopes that Gentlemen the Army will conOdcr her Situation. ’O fold or afligned, by a Gentleman in real Dif-1 trefs, a Mortgage very capital ...