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... The vifit of the French army to Mentz has effected not only a conqueft, but revolution there. The people receive the French troops as brethren, and a fociety friends of the French conftitution is already eftabliflied by them, who have publiflied the following ...
... Ifland, and the various other i(lands iituated in the Northern Southern Pacific Oceans, and the Northern and Southern Hemifphercs, engraved by Conder. 3. Portrait Man the Sandwich Klands with his Helmet. And 4. A young Woman the Sandwich Iflands, engraved ...
... Cyprus, when a faftor was landed, and carried to place within the city, with tire moft dangerous kind of plague upon him, but was cured the application of oil. Accounts have alfo been received of the fame application and the fame fuccefs at Snv rna.” ...
... Duke's army, have received counter orders for the Well Indies. Friday tlie iaft divifion of the Highlanders marched join the army. We have ftiil Oftend the firll regiment’ of Dragoon Guards. Yefteiday ammunition waggons arrived here from the army, to the ...
... Piece Land in the fame field, comaiitiftg eftimation 1 A.(more left.) called Ache. LOT Alfo all that other Piece Arable Land in Old Mill Field aforetaid, containing by eftimaiiou 1 called Rowlry-StrkiT Acre. Alfa One other Piece of Ar/.ble Land the fame ...
... clovers iaft year are every where luxuriant; and the new onts, lands well-fertilized, begin to plant well already. The fallows, from the mildnefs the wittier, crofs very ftilf on the ilrong lands, and will recuire additional tilts to get them clean and nttul ...
... Bridges came over from France in an open boat, and landed at Brighton; he was of the King’s and was in confinement with the King, but found means to make his efcape. Same day the Eifliop of Aix landed at Brighton. The Biiliop of Perigueux reached London ...
... approach.—Perhaps they flatter themfelves with the idea of every where finding cowards and traitors; thev are deceived; our armies are indignant at this check, and their courage will become the more confpicuous. Citizens, you partake their indignation ; ...
... according to a late furvey thereof ; confiding of a fmall parfonage.houfe, Acres of glebe land, and all the great and fmall Tithes arilingfrom 1300 Acres of rich land, whereof nearly two-thirds ate arable. Outgoings very moderate, duty (ingle, and 110 modus ...
... great fumt of hid been found. The Captain mentions alfo, that the Mahrattas were very active in ourcaufe, and had furniihed our army with plenty of horfes remount the cavalry; that Lord Cornwallis was on his way to, if he had not already belieged Seringapniani; ...
... privilege of admiflion to the Royal bedchamber as before, when was a ord of it. By tits account of the extraordinaries of the army for the laft yeaf, it appears that the of the Ruffian armament is 34. ,3.361. b's. A bill,' is laid, will loon be brought Into ...
... commanding the army before Toulon, dated Oft. 17. The General announces, that at the moment when the army was rejoicing at the taking of Lyons, the enemy prefented themlelves in five columns, to the number of 5000 men, cut off the army two points at once; ...