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... ; ' At this -moment, I learn that there is a rein forcement of 10,00® Audrians paffing Namur to the army of the Prince of Saxe Cobourg, from the army of the Rhine. . This is a mod feafonable recruit, and will, I fuppofe, determine the Brince to haden ...
... crimps, reminded them, that to commit outrages on fubjefls, was not the way foi> ward his fervice. DUBLIN. Should the Aufttiah armies return •‘-ain into the Netherlands and Flanders, they would find an exhaufted country, and therefore be obliged to be furnifhed ...
... to Mr. Blake, Stafford-ftrect. ath February. c,000h 30,0001. Englifh, to be Lent on a Mortgage, (the title clear, and the Lands not remote,) five per cent intereft will be taken, the payment fecured in Dublin.—Application to Francis Kier- nan, No. 95 ...
... communicating their,»erm» All army bufiaef.. a* ufbtf, adrantageoufly traaßfled - etter* (poll paidj.ddreffcd 8. Anceil, ji, and la, Dublin WANTED, . At- the No. 68. Townthend-areet. a man and hi* W'le, tl.e maa a« a- porter, and th woman to codeii ana return ...
... L Prince Pangrazion and Colonel Hitrow, of the Ruffian army, fhewed on this occafion as much talent as vigour, and contributed greatly gaining the battle of Marengo. On the 19th the Combined Armies entered the environs of Aleffandria, while there remained ...
... fpirßed point ot view. had y y two Priefts, where, after fcarcely got over the firft n , P ltatin g g f ca ufc ditference. the woman is afleed fix minutes and an ball when he itruck » willin to par . j her huffiand, and on his foot violent a blow againlt arp-poime ...
... thole tenai-ed faithtol . | The Commiffi> oer» the Convention, id the army of the oafti kochelle, wrote, that the town Ancrnnis hid been taken by the Republic Rebels, and that the army Touts had efft&ed its junflion with that of by . regiment of Huffars ...
... t : c OUNTY OF GALWA Yo eres In the fitting of the of the gth, the ‘ BRITISH ARMY IN FLANDERS. minutes of the Council in the Tem were sead— be LET, in three following lands, part of the Te OUNTESS of KERRY, fituate between Creges and Ballymore, in the ...
... Laads and Premifes, to eny i} TO. THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE. Gentleman who for many years ferved fits Ma- as a Captain in the Army, and his wif. the. only arviving daughter of a Nobleman) wich five chilzren, educed from a ftate of affluence to the moft iftrefs ...
... Dumouner. I know t> hat means art; they.aie 1.1 V av« estenfise. Tory have their roots «ot only army, but Paris the Convention, in she TV_artmtnt«, at the Armies thole Ge- K n\> who think I do. I not w ih unde.; like partial affair—We muft finiii the bufintfs ...
... TAN TED an woman to have the care of W two young ladies; fhe muft be capable of iiAruttu* them r.nglilh, and giving them eft' ntion. It umtecdlan for any to apply who character will not bear the UrlAell invehigation. Apply the printer. ✓ * ARMY WANTED a ...
... A PLACE, S Lady's Maid in a genteel \ Englifh woman, who can. mantwa-make, dre> d do up fine lincn—can make herielf ufeful ia juired: —can be well recommended.—Addrafs to 4.’ ~~. 2. — F Employment,a LAND V a fteady active man and goed accountant, unc ...