... lo the > a Perfon who has been Mare in the Army, to be employed as an eMfiitant to @ furgeon end apothecary, ini any towa in Effex. En quire of Mr, bovkfctier, | Servant Maid who can a good from. her Jatt place; the mut: uncerfand cocking plain well, ...

... place, on their return home All drowned the boat overfetting. The bodies ol the men were all found the next morning land, but the woman's is not yet dife'WL * eight widows and children « a iitu.ition. ...

... to army that he had thougnt proper to appoint Field Mar. fhall Comte de Lacy to command the army in Ha: ngary , A teurenant Gencral Brann avcompanies him as dju- tant General; sbey are to fet off or Hangary in the be- of nextumonth, where the army is ...

... the pall fuppcne fix captains an intimate military friend was chief mourner, who was followed by all the officers of the' army and militia quartered in, the town, and four principle clergymen, as marry gentlemen, his phyfician, furgeon, inconsolable ...

... accordingly. the army and ordnance lor the enfuing prefented, tr.c former the lee ret thftjfPtter Mr. Aid ridge, who gave notice their internum Hibmiuir.g them to the coniideratioii the this day fehinight. Cel. air'-.ck was opinion, that the army Ought to Ik; ...

... out of Europe. The Auitrian army confab of nearly 300,000 men, the molt regular and difciplined in the world! That Ruffia forms 550,000; but as great numbers thefe are culmucks and other irregular troops, the Ruffian army ought not (o be cltimatcd at ...

... Mothers fold their children for four annas each, (or the fourth part of a rupee or half-crown.) I could have purchafed a thou land children at this price, from four to ten years of age. actually did purchafe three very fine children between feven and eight ...

... perfons were buried under the ruins, nine whom were taken out alive though dangeroufly bruiled and wounded, and two others, viz. woman and child, were unfortunately killed. The accident is laid to have been occafioned trom the digging foundation lome, feet below ...

... difpa-ch a courier immediately to notify this anfwer the king, his mailer. Sunday a picket was received the India brute, over land from Bombay, with letters as late the of December, containing the following intelligence th the of hollilkies between rite ...

... who, on calling out to the woman without any reply, got out of bed, and, feeing her the above (iMa-M-fi, fhrieked out and al irmed the neighbourhn >d. When ihey had come in, they found the handkerchief, which the old woman had worn about her neck, crammed ...

... and lorage enough to ierve the army till the harvellof i ffom Vienna Dec. 9. « All the we receive of the Ruffian army agree, will not remain inactive during the that troop fome caplt al blows w b- of the Gn^ Turk h army, and that the Divan will, in the ...

... Wednesday's Post. «» O D N.— Tutfday, April 10. Saturday laft a packet arrived the India houlc, over land from Sc. George, with a few letters from Bengal. On opening the former, it proved to dated nine months ago, and to be the firft difpatch of fir Archibald ...