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... this city on Sunday fe'nnight,'during the time divine the afternoon While Sarah Hope, a poor woman who lives in the Ciolsgun entry, was at church, a man and woman, who went the name of Richard and Morris, and faid they came from Of'wcltiy, and who had lodged ...
... the rcaTons why the chief the army has been given Prince Ferdinand of* Wirtemberg, who is peculiarly interested to defend the dominions of his brother. Prince Frederick of Orange has adorned the comnuiHl of the Imperial army in Italy, competed of 120>coo ...
... MARAT. Advices were reccived in town yefterday morning from Paris, of the murder ef this molt extraordinary by the hand of a woman. It took place oa Sun day the 14th the particulars are nearly as follow: On the Thurfday preceding his death, a @emin of appearance ...
... peace * our diflentiont their glory rifes—The vicet of their enemiet are the negative virtuet of the Roman army —If that may be called an army which is no better than a motley crew of various nations, held together by futcefs, and ready to crumble in ...
... troops which evacuated the above places, it ij faid, %ere landed Genoa, and formed feafonable reinforcement to the French army of Italy, to the amount nearly of 6,000 men. day laft week poor woman with her child, about years old, fell down with fatigue ...
... make krown the repeated of defpotifm and cruelty committed by the executive government, or the checks Curtained by the French armies, is ablolutely prohibitfld, under the penalty of death or tranfportation. We are informed from the fame quarter of the death ...
... muft be decided one battle fea, and ano'her at land ; and what comparifon between theErtglifli and Spaniards, either in point of naval force, or in their numbers, reputation, and veteran bravery of their armies ? For Spain was, at that time rich and populous; ...
... Mary White, guilty. The Jury recommended the woman to mercy. TUESDAY, JULY 7. Some accounts pofiiively ftate, that at eleven o'clock on Sunday night, and not before/ government received the news of the landing of the emigrants on the coaft of France. from ...
... militia man, when drawn out of his county, to all the of the articles of war, in the like manner as the foldier of the (landing army he read a letter from Mr. Pelham, conveying the Lord Lieutenant's higbelt approbation the exertions of Colonel Lellie in ...
... ti'e upon feme adjacent heights, they a landing of the troops whom they brought with them, a place called Pirallo, at the diltance of four Italian miles from#ort Moratella. This latter fort being attacked by land and fea, furrendercd, after a refinance ...
... THE INVASIONS ENGLAND, AH Ultra*lC At, NA&ItATIVE from down to the funcb landing in Wales. INVASIONS ALFRED THE GREAT'S REIGN. Allied had (carcely the throne, when was obliged take the field, in order to oppolethe Danes, who had leized Wilton, and were ...
... longer had not a pafTcngcr accidentally looked into the window, and the*old woman lying upon the floor. The neighbours were then aUf and entered the houfe, where thfty the old woman dead, with holes eaten in different part# her body by vermin. The daughter ...