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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 ...
... Police if Iherffote hereby p,io;n, Thai the faid of now Indeed at the Olh. et>( Mi. Light i. Attorney at Law, in Kcfwick, for the Inlpetlion and Eaecntioo fuch of the Clcditora aa c deftrous ol becoming Partytlteieto. f35) ALE LICENCES. / CumbetiflllD ...
... fix in the afternoon, to take up all the vagabonds, loofc women, and idle beggars, that they find wandering and.lurking about the ftreets, whom they carry immediately to the Lieutenant de Police, and from thence, according to his orders, condufl them to ...
... fcif ednnftywomeh, Cnd Forward with •viility, fccond the benevolent efforts of mod •xccltent women, it appears the orders already given for thoie Silks exceed the mod fanguine expe-Saiions, and proves they arc neither infenflblc the fufferings of the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Efq*] foreign intelligence. ifbon, April 14. His Impa-ial has lieclarui, that he h«s corps of the Jhince Conde and the corp* of 20,000 PruflTian auxiliaries be treat v, to reinforce Ae army of the Empire, which will thus exceed xoo,ooo men. . , The ...
... Majeflies arrived here Io the afternoon of the a7th ultimo, and alighted at the Government Hotel. On the alith and I9th the Corps of Auxiliary Ruffian troops p..fled in review before their Majesties, with their artillery and all their apparatus of war; the Wracks ...
... I GENERAL HUE AND CRY. ! jf From the POLICE, -Public Office, Bow Streer, London* June 10, \Hf 3| fc'SCAPED ?? the county of Chefter, on the 30th daf M_ J_j May, 1774, after fecunng and very ill treating the keeper, THOMAS SMITH, born at New* û*,. ...
... from the woods in the neighbourhood of the Tete Pont, and this objeft being effected, became no longer prudent, with fmall a corps, to rifle an aftion with a force now become fuperior, or to advance further, nnfupperted, againft the enemy, who, from the ...
... cxadl police that no inlult (hall offered to individuals, nor attack made upon property. XII. The which may have been, depofitecl in this place by different military individuals, who (hall not Lave been themfeives in the town, nor in the corps, and not ...
... intermixed with women, who appeared more favage than the men, in all, amounting from 40,0c0 to 69cco people, marched exaet order, with dr ttttt s and colours, for Verfailles, where they arrived about half raft nine at night. But the women, who had in the ...