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... Laads and Premifes, to eny i} TO. THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE. Gentleman who for many years ferved fits Ma- as a Captain in the Army, and his wif. the. only arviving daughter of a Nobleman) wich five chilzren, educed from a ftate of affluence to the moft iftrefs ...
... junction of the Ruffian and Swedifh armies ; a detachment of the firfl, of about 8000 ftrong, has inverted Colbcrg; body Swedes have fallen upon 200 Pruflians in this Dutchy, who gave themleltes the airs of little army obfervatioD, and have let 1 very few ...
... Lefbues on the Theory Medicine, 6 - - - - 14. Lind the Scurvy, - - - 066 it. Pringle on the Difeafei of the Army, - 6 to. Monro on the DiregTes of the Army, - O 6 it. Qnineey?s Lexicon, - - 070 18. the Wounds the Head, - 19. Macqoier?s Cheuiiftry, - 14 ? 10 ...
... of Ireland. Yeftcrday Meffenger arrived irl Town from the Allied Army, who came over in a Filhing-Boat fill the Packet-Boats being on this Side the Water) who fays, that the French Army retired Perdpitatefy have abandoned Paderborn and Mu'rtffcr, and ...
... and Gentry, were elegantly entertained at Dinner the Rt. Hon. John Beresiord, his Scat Abbvville. Friday, a decent looking Woman was found hanging from a Tree near the Sa'ute Battery in the Phoenix Park ; fhe wore Cotton Gown, a Stuff Petticoat, and a ...
... Dumouner. I know t> hat means art; they.aie 1.1 V av« estenfise. Tory have their roots «ot only army, but Paris the Convention, in she TV_artmtnt«, at the Armies thole Ge- K n\> who think I do. I not w ih unde.; like partial affair—We muft finiii the bufintfs ...
... Sufferers. End of the London Gazette. LONDON, November zd. Extra iff of a letter from cur army in- Germany. Some time after the furrender of Caflel, the allied army and took a party of the French near Zigenhayn, and our cannon are now playing againfl that ...
... Apple Trees, the belt Kingdom fur Cyder; hi* Trees grow the beft any in the Kingdom mother :*, tor tn* Land is poor, fo that they??ll grow n any Land afterwards. Imported from LONDO N, a frclh Quantity ol the Famed KOVAL BYE-WATER, which t* fold where ...
... would cinfe Delay a; feaft of .two Drys before could Land Manila, which Time would afford Opportunity to the Enemy to demolilh thefe Buildings-near their Works, and prepare m.a,ny Obftacles to our Landing, anil perhaps recover from rhai Conllernation our ...
... again. | The following are the grofs fums granted for the | fupplies of the prefent year: out of the finking i fund 2,300,0001. land “tax, at three fhillings, 1,500,000 l.” mait 750,0001. exchequer bills p:;')'able in 1779, 1,400,0001. ditto to pay off the ...
... light ot neuters, ami much lets friends. Their terror at ptefent rifles higher than ever. An Engiilh Iquadron, efconing land army, is coming to frize Ifland and the very dread ,of this has diiven them to their wit’s end. Their fright is . nor without ...
... New-York luft'ered to land, but not to fortify. The people of that city dieading nothing more than that their caie Inould be at Bollon; therefore the battery is Hripped its cannon, -and the defences of the fort taken down the land fide, that garrifon may ...