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... He'nhderltand that co-operation from the grand army was ejfpecfed. He heard that,ihe army under Sir Henry Clinton was in the till the of Oclober, when that new&was,6,riVppm-. municated in general orders tlx army, a , the,consultation betpften j)t?r9ihand ...
... hearing of it, and imagining their defign be on Philadelphia, marchi td his army towards Baltimore, to protect the Con\ grefs, but on Lord Howe's fleet landing tbe forces, the rebel army immediately retreated to a place called Elk, at the head of Elk river ...
... will be contented to grant fixed gratuitous land-tax in lieu of all other aids, and to let the reftraints on their trade remain on the footing they were previous to the year 1763.--The amount the American land-tax,' fo much talked of, it is faid, would ...
... nearly the fame manner. General Howe's army had, (on the of July ) been embarked fix days. The main body left Jerfey on the aid and z3d of June laft; fince which they have been upon Staten Ifland, where they nrft landed. Had been feveral flcirmifhes in Jeriey ...
... thoufand pounds more than the annual receipt of the land-tax for the whole kingdom of Scotland, when rated at four (hillings in the pound. In it have not included any Captain, Lieutenant, or Enlign the army; any Mafter or Lieutenant in the navy; any place ...
... drove on fhore on Yarmouth beach, one woman and a child were drowned, and the reft of the paflengers and the crew, were with great difficu'ty got fhore. The goods are fayed and hoped the fhip will be got off. The woman and child,, are cc brought on (bore ...
... Waldtck, reported dead, is recovering of hi* wounds. -The French paper* bring a report that General fao.li landed Sardinia, with a Corfican army. Petioii again el«acd Mayor of Paris. The King ai.d Mvmlieor-had each one voteâthis was waggery. entrench ...
... of the troops landed during the next day and night, and are now diftributed cantonments, where they have the beft In juftice to Captain Reynar, his Majefty's Chatham, who was directed the Admiral to make the difpolition of boats for landing the troops, ...
... is a Member, being to dine together at the Barracks of the re * giment, his Highnef's landed here about four o'clock, as a Prince of the Empire,—Previous to his landing, the of England was difplayed at tlie' Ijead of the Andromeda, on which royal fAdute ...
... Since our landing at New Rochelle we have loft leaft four hundred men and ten officers. When the mips left New York, the army was Fort Wafhington, to which place General Wafhington made a nioft noble and mafterly retreat, only jo men, the King's army 350, ...
... depth of fix miles, and a length of 300, is fumcient for the maintenance of army 100,000 men. In ftort, the neighbouring fpacious and fertile meadow, arable, and other lands, combined with this noble river, are at once tke beauty and main fupport of all ...
... Ivi*ubcugv, , .*' ' ; Jt and met),'with four officers, who were there polled, prifoners.— Land Gate. The following intelligence.concerning the operations cf foreign armies may be depended on as ftriclly correct :—The King of Pruflia's troops have began their ...