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... the combined armies, and to the extraordinary manifdloes of the Duke of Brunfwick. which bear the char:eller of the horrid threats of barbarians with whom to conquer is to derv, rather than of the fentiments of a great nation in the end of the eighteenth ...
... d of Khandah, and landing on the oppofite bank of the ri. ver which runs under that city, vented his indignation in loud exclamations againft Muddud Khan, whom he reproached fur his unmanly conduit, in corning concealed like a woman, and entering the ...
... lic Sale, in the O,d Fort, the whole of the BUILDINGS and LANDS of PUL'I'AH FACTORY, the property of the Honoralle the Eafi India Company, as particular) deleribed by a general Plan of the Lands and Buildings, 'which will he Aiwa at the time of Sale, and ...
... Macbride is to command the fguidron that convoys Lord Moira and his army, and that officer will fuperintend and dime the difernbarkation. It is not fuppored that Lord Moirn will imrolediately land at St. Maloes : Corral Bay will probably be the place ; but this ...
... with the Baron Thug?t. The Archduke will retain the chief command of the army on the Rhine, and all dlfpatches from*, Will, in confequence, be fent direftly to him. • Befides the army of the Archduke, which on the whcle 'will be reinforced to 110,000 mer ...
... complete manner; for it will be recolletßed, that at the time it was a naarrer of tloa6t, whether, according to the Law of the Land, Mr. Larkins could he called, Mr. Burke affirmed tinequivocaly, that if that witnefs were examined, he woo d exprfc loch a ...
... not Lands and um- ' The particulars of the . . Mr. Henry Harris to be Surgeon to the adopted ulcerates (e ffi ciently bong. There ma may be known on application at this 7 expedition under the command of Major moments , however, io which the woman Office ...
... drowned were soo workhoufe children ; ;ha &deft of whom as n ot 14 years old. A.t old man and woman were tied nak. ed togsther, and likewife a young man and woman, woo ~ere kept in thst fituaticn half an hour, when they were cut cn the head with a (word ...
... already given yca an account of the two victories obtained by our Army over the Combined Forces of Aut. tria and bar:l'll4 ; I have now to give you a detail of the operations of the Army on the 26th (April is.) that is to fay, of the battles of Dego and ...
... have been received from Lieutenant General Harris, dated Camp before Seringapatatn April notifying that the . Army of Bombay had joined the Army encamped before Seringapatam on the 14th in the afternoon, and that the Kepara_ dons for the feige of the place ...
... that octhing could protest her from being totally deftroyed. Notice is hereby Given PrHAT the fair of LANDS of Klstioas CHOINDIRT, is the ST&TIM[HT of LANDS ea DAM! RV qubieb were aduertized for fate sealer date the Nit. sad ordered to be fold enflame, bar ...
... having cm board the Emigrants lately under Command of Earff,idoira,. all of whom ai e intended to be landed upon that Coaft to join the Royalifts Army, (Ad to be very numerous in that quarter. VIENNA, WAY Baron Dc Batten(ben, -View Pretsdent of the Imperial ...