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... Corps in America, and under Orders for that Continent, January 1776. NOW J N AMERICA. drag. Prefton's ) foot, > at Boilon. sth Percy's Taken Chamble the 7th Bertie's great Jl part, the reft irletcn. ~j v great-11j 3 with Car Bth Armstrong's lAt ,he u ...
... inlhuments of the late infamous fyftem of police, got his houfe newly fitted at an extraordinary expe-nce, and, by means of a number of women who frequented it, drew together great many foldicrs of the different corps who are to form part of the Parifian militia ...
... money confumed in this recruiting. There is no alternative but a bullet, or fubmiffion. The Diretftory ftates, that this auxiliary corps is deftined for the fervice of fome Republican ally : but whether for a Republic already created, or for one yet to be ...
... Majelty came on the ground foon after ten o'clock, attended by General Manners, General Haixourt, and many other officers. The corps went through their different evolutions a manner highly latisfactory to his Majefty and the precifion and alertnefs with which ...
... redoubts before the city, and by feveral little forties. On the 6th ?? flotilla arrived in the road of Acre, with the auxiliary corps from the Porte, under Merabud Zade, Hafl'an Beg and Capigi Ifniael Beg, colle__ed at Rhodes. They began that very hijjht ...
... petiple : they declared that tliev were diftblved, M. Petition and M. Manuel excepted— the fix- teen Adminillrarorsof the Police were preferved— the Etat Major of the National Guard broke, and M. S.mterre named Commandant General in his pl.ice. The Mayor ...
... the Right Vogclfberg and Amenefberg, and the Matquis Voyer is advancing the Left with Part of the the Marquis d'ArmentiercsV Corps. Hancver, (in Germany) Dcc. 25. The Troop! under Lieutenant General which marched the from the Neighbourhood and went Unna ...
... Kgypt.-n- There are feveral .articles, immediately official, relar'mg principally to matters of internal regur* lation and police; from which it is evident thar* many excefles have already been committed by the army and the' partisans of France* again ...
... the redoubts before the city, and by feveral little forties. the Turkiih flotilla arrived the road of Acre, with the auxiliary corps from the Porte, under Merabud Zade, Iladan Beg and Capigi Beg, collected at Rhodes. They began that very night to fome ...
... end of a mulkct, and his head afterwards fevered from his body. Monf. Crofne, Lieutenant of Police, was hanged at his own door. Every man belonging to the police, was tied with cords, and dragged publickly through the ftreets; after which, many of them ...
... our arrival, the coaft pilots come and go very frequently without the leaft obftacle. The corps, which compofe our little army, are the following, viz. The corps of Hervilly, Hector, Dreufenec, Lachatre, and artillerymen, coinryinded by M. Rattalier; our ...
... allowed to to Geneva, where he had bufmefs,-nor to return his own country. This bufinefs being under the cognizance of the Police of the Municipality, the AfTtmbly paffied the order of the day. a report delivered by M. Vemiaux, tbe Aflembly parted a decree“ ...