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... Waift-coat and old Biecches To the LADIES A YOUNG WOMAN ufe-ful Education and whofe Chancier bear tho Iti icleft Eiiouiry would be glad to wait on - She ran read well and is resdy at her Enquire 11 - TO be and Land lying in the C'onvnon and Humbcrstone in county ...
... Canadians, and about or Indians. When this Junction is effected, the Army will be near 40,000 ftrong. There are certain Accounts of Gen. Wafhington's Strength ; the greateft Number his Army is fuppofed con lift of is 30,000. He has greatly the Advantage having ...
... Ordnance ran By-the laft accounts from Burgoyne’s army inflant Edward which the rebd-army before retiring towards Saratogha General Arnold joined their northern army brought him cannon with Hand with army all well in fpirits Albany E F No -- 4 6 E C E George ...
... flic was delivered. He afterwards carried the Woman to the Houfe of a Relation, end took the Child home with him, and buried it in his Garden. The Affair, however, taking Air, (the Pregnancy of the Woman being well known, and no Child appearing) they ...
... the Americans make any refillance, and meet Lord Danmore by the of April next at Alexandria, where he (Dunmore) was to land an army under the cannon of the fhips of war. Conolly’s companions were one Cameron, who is now a Lieu- tenant, with a promife ...
... Howe with army proceeded up Bay Baltimore in Maryland on the 16th of Aug without oppofition they had got of feveral large magazines had cut oil' General Wafhington’s communication with Southern whiMtoa it and their defign Philadelphia n is army towards ...
... the bell of his Way to England. He reports, that Lord Cornwallis ■with the Army, by Orders from Gen. Howe, had retreated from the Jerleys to New-York ; that the Rear of the Army, confiding the Guards, under the Command Col. Finch, was attacked by a Body ...
... CorseSpondent,. on whofe authority we cap rely, informs us, that Gencral Howe did not land the army at but went up Elk River on the oppofite fide of Chefapeak-Bay, and landed at George Town, about feventy miles from Phi- fecure his communitation: when thele ...
... the roth he had again landed, and de- Rroved ten guns, and brought off fix, ata @ifkance of two miles from the coait; and on the brought off fix more ; and on the 2iit, the day before his Lordthip’s let- ter os dated, he had landed agiin, and brought off ...
... June 9. 3^* HK laft Advices from ti.e Danube, £*_( _ brought here to the Ruffian Minif- •gW **• \fa> ter by a Courier from the Army SF*^ of the Field Mar lhall Count de b Romanzovv, fay, that fince Hofti- lities have begun again, the Ruffians have conftantly ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...