... that there is arrived there in a Ship, lately come from America, an Indian Woman, above a 1 Years old, taken ac Lake Cham- plain, that for iine Features and Shape, few in Eng- land can equal her. She is very curious in Painting, and is coniigned to an Officer's ...

... much longer, had not accidentally looked in at the window, and (ecu the old woman lying OH the floor. The neighbours were then alarmed, and entered rhe where they found the old woman dead, with holes eaten different parts o't her body. dmighter thtv found ...

... quitted the command of the French army.of the Rhine to replace Gene, ral Jourdain at the army of the north : The former replaced General Michaud, under the orders .of General Hoche, who is now it the head of the two armies of the Rhine and the Mozclle. The ...

... Service. It reported, that is determined not to carry on the Land War on the Continent ot America any longer, but to make detached Embarkations the Troops board rhe Transports, and to land them as Dccafion may require, tne different Provinces, as molt ...

... the enemy. appears that the Prince Saxe-Cobourg is his way to join tbe Duke's army, and that the two armies are within a few days march of each other. is fatd, Dukeof York's army will be immediately reinforced very ftrongly. As many as 40,000 are mentioned ...

... Vendee, give the following account of the fent fituation of the Royalifts in that count StofHet, who commands the army in the rttb. lands, remains ftill peace with the RepuMiiM,. sap>..eau, who commands that of the centre, has lately concluded an with ...

... i™n th it which that officer had in-. Je, who wifhed that the whole army fhould march be- yon J Landau on the 17th of M.ty. My morality is attacked. It. is found out that I have a 'woman for ray Aid de Camp. • Without pretend- h\f, to be a ]ofcph, I know ...

... moleftation from the allied armies. Our correfpondents are confident that fome im- portant negociation is on foot between France and Pruffia, let it terminate how it may. — Eng. Chron. . Very confiderable fums of money, from Hol- land and Antwerp, found their ...

... LONDON, Nov. 7. A Privy Council was held Yeiterdny at St. James's. Yellerday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of* Cumber- land received the Sacrament at St. Martin's Church, to qualify himfelf, he being appointed Captain of his Ma- jelty's Ship Venus. On Saturday ...

... Provincials, each confining of Men, are arrived from New-York, and hive ottered themlelves Gen. Howe, in His Army : They fay, as ibon the Army lands in that Province, that 5000 will join them/ a Letter from May 30. This Morning the Conway, Armed Vcflel ...

... Extaa® of a Letter frem an Officer in General Howe's army, to bis Friend in Bdinburgs, Staten Iland, July gth, 1779. ** Since my writing to you at Hal! fax nothing material has happened, except the landing of out troops, without the fmalleit lofs, on this ...

... Mem- ber of Parliament for Newport in the Ifle of Wight, in the room of Ralph Jennifon, Efq; deceafed. On Thurfday Morning a Woman was found hang- ing in an old uninhabited Houfe at Stratford, and a little Girl about two Years and a Half old crying by her ...