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... rich Failure Land thereunto belonging, the Town Tcnterden, now in the Occup-tionof Mr, Richard Finch. I Lot 6. One Meffua eor Tenement, with the Stable, Build ings, and Appurtenances' hereunto belonging, and feveral Pieces and Parture Land, containing ...
... the queftion) into the Black Forcft, by what is called the Devil’s Vale. The army commanded by the Prince of Conde muft purfuc the fame flares. The Archduke, with part of his army, left the Lahn, intending it would appear, to prevent the French from getting ...
... jpinion. hand they hoaft that the Empire of the Land has been fettled upon the Muffelmans as their birth-right, the interceflion of the great Prophet. The exploits of the mighty Jofeph, and of his numerous armies are not calculated to dellroy this opinion ...
... paffenger had been landed at Brighton from American veilel, the InduEry, Capt.' Hodges, who left the river Delaware on the 29th June, which time it was generally believed, that aclion had taken place between party Gen. Wayne's army and that of Col. Slmcoe ...
... were killed on this occafion. From the to the Bth, both armies remained inaflive; but on the 9th Prince Hohenlohe perceiving that the enemy were making difpofilions to furround him, led on the army to attack them. The a£Hon was ffiort but bloody, and the ...
... have already fiiuwrd that vipers in our bolbms while feed, cloath, and warm thent. Whirtiin three days from the date their landing, they have mutined, and if they had had arms in tlieir hands the confequenccs would have been dreadful. Defenceless as they ...
... Rofelly, Player, ami General of the Revolutionary Army; Nouny-Gfaninjont, his (bn, Officer of the fine Army ; d-.e Widow Hebert; La~ combe; Montaim Lambain, Man-Midwife ; Bure!, Adjutant-Gener d the Army the Alp- Lapa’eu, Judge of the Revolutionary Commitiee ...
... In one, of the aoth, is the following piece, intelligence The army of the Rhine has' 'length etftifted a jumftinn with that of the and Meufe, at Crutznac. The divifion of the Auftrian army, which pafled the Rhine, is * at Alecy, and in a critical fituation ...
... of feventeen, the daughter of Mr. Jackfon, Secretary to the Admiralty. Soon after his landing at Madras,, he was ordered to the-Malabar coaft, to comnjapd the army deftined to penetrate into Heider’s dominions. On the l 2th of December he arrived thete ...
... at the mouth of the Elbe, to from whence they are for the prefent to be forwarded oyer-land to Embden. Should the wind continue fair, we may alfo news from the army. expect thefe mails by Saturday or Sunday next ; and We have feen feveral Gentlemen who ...
... of which was not llipalated. The Commiflioners of the Temple at Paris have placed a woman, in the capacity of a houfe keeper, to attend on the Royal Family. That woman calls the late Qjeen Toineite, and Madame Elizabeth, Baket fhe calls the two children ...
... AilVmhly. A woman two months gone with chiM had into.her hiifoamfs ear, who inlfamlyexphed. The tulprit made the molt ample cbnfertioii, and excuiitd herl’elf by faying, that the loved her ttlulerly, but that (lie could not retilt the inclinations woman in her ...