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... Son-in-Law was Shot through the Body. Thefe alarming Circnmftances happened during a Review, and are indifputably owing to the Army being kept (o fhamefully in Arrear, Itis a Fact noli Ts extraordinary than true— that during the Storming and Capture of Bangalore ...
... that I (aw the woman purfuing. I (aid (o him, you are prifon*r, and vou (hall back the woman. In going bark, he faid, I ran from her becaute (he was mad. (aid, what need you deny that you was on that fide of the Gardens We then met the woman. I (aid, this ...
... have ieen, in lets than five minutes, gun-boats make good their landing, with cannon and carriigei. Our guns are be of the Englifli calibre, that whatever cannon or balls may capture landing may be conveitcd ufe.*’ All the veflels and piivateers which iwere ...
... duration. Till the above point is fettled, it fliould appear that Mallena is without the means bf putting his army in motion. From the armies of the allies there is no in- telligence in the French papers of a later date than what was brought by the laft ...
... little girl, and Mood cannot refill her.” . Fleih and blood,” retoi ted the cld woman, eying his meagre form, ** Sit* and *cw, you mean. As was following the fame young woman about the houfh, (he upon one oicafion turned fton upon him, and addrefled him ...
... with a favourable wind when the Purfeis landed. PARIS, April 16. -Th? RcvoKitlonprj Xribtinal has conderpned. to dfath Gal par n Chamrette, NaiKmalAgent of the Commune ; Arthur Diilon, General a diytlion oft he army of Ardennes the Defrnoulins: Sinicn, Deputy ...
... rebels engaged this alfair, may be obtained knowing that their army covered four miles and half of very aide road, befides multitudes covering the lields on each fide the lofe of fuch an army, in a tumultuary flight muft be incalculable. Yefterday Captain ...
... being arrived to prepare for them. His majefty's packet the Dafhwood, with the mails on board for Jamaica and the Leeward 1: lands, failed from Falmouth the 28th inftant. Yefterday morning, a fpecial meffen arrived at the ambaffador's l*nife, with di patches ...
... end the Armiftice, and commence Hoftilities. Part of the nu- merous Garrifon will march to the Army on the Rhine. The Commiflary of the Directory with the Army of the Sambre and Meufe, has given orders to put in requilition all the cattle and provifions ...
... Britifli officers appointed to ferve in the Turkifh army, town on Monday morning, from Yatmouth.-where they arc immediately to embark for Hamburgh, and to proceed from thence to Conftantinoplc, by land. Her Royal Highness the Princess Wales has just received ...
... publifhed the army w hfoh went on the expedition Ireland in which promifed the troops that they Iliad foon return thither.to avenge juries done to, the Republic. Extia&tfrom the General Orders of the dnd lit* Shaft and :\d tf February), of the Army J*>-v» ...
... their landing, and if a British squadron had appeared soon after, to have landed all their seamen, and burnt the ships, which would have increased their army to* 5000 men at least. It is also said that they had money on board to pay their army for two ...