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... A FAR 1%1 and LANDS. - - T O b? LET i!nd entered cn at Lady-Day newt, A very compleat FAR NI, confiling of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pacture Lai,d, a good f-huie. Out-of es, Brirs,. Stab;er, and MaAoufe, fitua,e at Wordlley, in the Parith ot Kingfwinfurd ...
... , The Letters confirm the poi Effeet or the Proclemation by Geiterat nowe, great Numbers of the American Army daily coming. in, with their Arms and Accoutrements. It is added that the Las of the Rebels, by the Deftruetion of their Stores at Peck's-Hill ...
... fince, where an olid dram-drivking woman wes burnt to death By a coal or cgndle communicating fire 1o this inflameable mafs, by way of fome bed-cloaths—and as men at this tireatg valuable, it highly coocerns tfficers by land and fea | ‘tv difcharge from theis ...
... According 10 the moft authentic advices from America, Mr. Wathingiou's army ate fo difunited in their fentiments, fo creft-fallen fiom their fitvation, and {o tired of the unhappy conteft in which | they are engaged, that it was generally believed the ...
... t-bo4pls Post'. from Ho!land, Fraiice, and Flanders. ( . 1 1\1 D N, TuESIOAY, _lan. 27. S E 01 , LORDS. S'rER DA V . the Duke of Richmond rofe, and obferved, that on an Enquiry into the Returns of the Army L Mutters America, which Were delivered in at ...
... General Walkington had left Jerfey, and : crofled over the Delawafe with his whole army. The {ame lener fays alfo, that it was reported at News York, » Gen. Ho’we'z'pd landed at Wilmington, about o miles below Philadelphia. . A letter from Captain P Dobbyn ...
... S which embellifb this Work, the whole being 100 nymerous to infert in the Compafs of an Advertifement, Rontifpiece. The Landing of Capt. Rogers's Men F at California, and their Reception theie, Ihe Indians aftonithed at the Eclipfe of the Moon foreto ...
... and Meadow Land, with a Dwelling-Houle, a Barn, and Ether BLihlings in good R. pair, an a QihnEity t,f Timbre growing on the Land; lituate in the Patifh or Weft-Bromwich, adjoining to Gret's Green, and the Birmingham Canal gini4 acrofs the Land, about 6 ...
... \Jcbe entlemen of landed eftates, in rejeéling ‘every mode o? taxation which could be levied on the fuz&u a fmall expence, becauleit carried the face of ta T&t@'emfel;cs.h‘ ' f fasifiia i g _The immeple chagge of fupplying an: army.on 4 other fide thipAdaru ...
... en, his Imperial Majelty’s brotherin-law. Exclufive of theie armies, there are 20,000 Croats faftained by ten battalions, and twenty iquadrons to form a line in Gallicia. The Prufi{m armies are not lefs formidable. There is one muftering now near Saxony ...
... ferioufly in Earuell, being determined to marry. Obferve further, that the young Woman mull not be a Birmingham Woman, but muff be of fome other Town, or mat be a Country 'Woman.— And obrerve further again, that this will be in the Paper only three Times ...
... privates of the rebel army, had been dete@ed in a defign to fcize and carry off the perion of Mr, Waliingten ; CLThr, Feb. 27. 'There is now livins‘n a place called Bodelig, in the parifh of Llanderfel, in the county of Merioneth, a woman tho has kept her ...