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... ARMY ESTIMATES. I e ._ t Mr. Windbam in a {bort fpeech, ftated that the whole Of the land forces of this country at prefent amounted to 195,674 men, the expence of whom for the year would be 5,190,0001. ftatement of the number was as follows The Militia ...
... arms in the Revolutionary Army, bore as trophies on the points of their bayonets infants of two and three months old. They affembled in one place the inhabitants, whom they found 'peaceably employed in the culture of their lands, and, after having broken ...
... difpatches for the Eaft India Company and Board ofControul. Capt. Macdonald paffed through the Britiih army in Holland on Friday laft. On Thurfday the whole army moved from the camp at Oofterhout on the rout to Bois le-Due, which the French were approaching ...
... arc mani't ft, and her I ntight be fummary. P ouffilon ; That woman before our Tribp iat—the guillotine (hail he I .t; I will anrwer for it. Julien What needs kevotutionary Tribunal [land upon formalities? , if h no material proofs, it aught to deem ...
... naked ftatue of one of the Cxfars, and a woman, without heads. Severatfine heads, particularly one of Aurelius; a head of Jupiter; of the young Fauftina; and of a woman, fuppofed to be Odavia, the wife of Nero. LAND TA x.—How unequally this tax falls will ...
... sth of April lift, there was an arrear of Affeffed Taxes and Land-Tax due from Scotland, amounting to 190,0561. 14s. and Bd.—a futn exceeding the annual amount of the Affeffed Taxes and Land-Tax due from Scotland by more than 50,0001. . : At the QL:arter ...
... territories are to be abolifhed—The dtates of the clergy arc to be made the fecurity of the circulating paper money.-- he Sardinian army (ball be teduced to men, and le States of Piedmont (hall be convoked to confult in What manner the Efate debts shall be liquidated ...
... . -The 'trench: are forbidden to marry Unlefs they have ferVedfogr years in the army. The Monarch of Pruffia has ordered that no officer than be married uniefs to a woman who brings a fortune of Goo kits ('about fool: - fterling) ,per ann. Of the two; ...
... Elders rejeded the Impoft on Salt by a majority of 23. The French armies are already every where in motion. The army of Mentz is fuppreffed, and is replaced by three other great armies, confining of about s o,oeo men each; and all of them are daily receiving ...
... commiffaries, bankers, brokers, &c. who have been fattening on the neceflities of our army, ever fince it landed on that fide of the water. The expence of this army, from the time the Duke of York took up the command to the prefent juudure is enormous—not ...
... prefs. The following trait charaderizes the adual ftate of public opinion :— When a hawker bawls out, Great news from the armies ! More victories ! the paffengers retort on him, Go to the Diredory with your victories ! No more battles ! Peace ! On ...
... SEDIMAN. On the i6th, at day break, the divifion of General Defaix moved on, and at length found thcmfelves in fror.t of the army of Mourad Bey, five or fix tlxourand ftrong, conlifting chiefly of Arab , ,, and a corps of infantry,which guarded the ent ...