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... whence they came, to the Chamber of the Police, on pain of forfeiting 20 filver dialers. Every innkeeper who docs not let his cuftome: s know of this regulation, or does not give the fiid no-ice tothc Chamber of Police, fiiall alfo be liable tothe fame forfeit ...
... great Corps of Troops in the Spring ; but whether thefe Troops are to be Auftrians or Auxiliaries, to come by Land or by Sea, is not yet known. By the mofi authentic Accounts from Lisbon we are aflured that the Number of our Countrymen and Women, who by ...
... 5 40} 740 Artillery, Corps of Euarapeans, Topaffes, &c. 1,390 Total, 72,830 Guns attached to the battalion, tlO. Carrifons on the frontiers, © Hoife 21,000 s Foot 28,000 Total, 49,000 IRREGULARS, Armed in various ways Auxiliaries - A 7,000 26,300 General ...
... our arrival, the coaft gilots come g 0 very frequently without the leaft obftacle. : “ The corps which compol: ovr little army are the following, viz. the corps of Hervilly, He&or, Dreufenec, La Chatre, and sog atiillerymen, cominanded by M. Raetallier; ...
... fre-M -Aural, June 28. I am in France fince yefterday. The Thouans received us in the moll kind and friendij nanner ; men, women, and children came to meet us They callus their .'brethren,- friends- — bring us all they have got, and condi.d_-.us to their ...
... before we have fully fixed upon ours, for it is not yet de- cided who is to command the Army of the Empire, or our Corps of Auxiliaries wliich are to go into Bohemia. We fuppofe the Hanoverian Army will not be long idle, as it is already reinforced to ...
... 2623, 4 POLITICAL SPECULATIONS. 7o the PRINTER of 24¢ PUBLIC LEDGER. POLICE,—DEPRA\'!'I‘IYS,;‘-MORALS.—-PATRIOT- - SIR, VERY onctalks of the badnefs of our Police.~E E wifhes the Police to be rcformed.——=Every oll:zc:Zi:;: chat the number of thieves, whores ...
... affliaion. g There is an order come down to admit only fix women, without any children, to embark with a company. The confequences have been attended with very affliifing cir- cumflances to many women and children, who have been thus obliged to be Separated ...
... RAMSCATE AUGUST IG. There is an order come down to admit only fix women, without any children, to embark with a com- pany. The coi'.f ciuences have been attended with very ?? ?? 1 ,-ices to many women anti children, wh , have been thus obliged to be feparated ...
... -quence I BUling-gat. mull immediately fall an ?? to their re.e_t.men., as it Is but feebly girrtfoned by a par- I c.l of old women, vvith no other weapons than thci. tongues, which are inftrumems ra her calcu- lated to brek than prefcrve the peace. Should ...
... workmen fpiead therafelveS ever the cit v , cil the women particularly fhouted forth cries of J ?? milage, and proscription. At the iiiftant when *- :,:1 appeared at its height, the Muncipal Police fiirr, -d a proclamation, which produced happy 55, The ...
... Every ditch, road, brook, pond, and ftreet, of thefe countries were ftrewed with the dead bodies of men, women, and children. As there is no police in this country, where the wretch expires, there he lies, till his flcth is ftripped by the dogs, which ...