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... army. A Troop in the 9th regiment of Dragoons fold; alfo, a few Cornetcie«in faid regiment at fix hundred guineas each and one in the 7th D. G. for 400 guineas—and an independent company on this eftablilhment to be fold reafonable.—Apply to Mr. Henley ...
... to have adopted that plan in which they have already often ceeded, of making general attack upon .he whole armies the Combined Power*. The army of the of Treves, and now marching towards Co Went*. In the different actions upon the Phine the French have ...
... ARMY —Two Captains regiment* Ireland, with to regiment* in the Fall or Well Indio, Gibraltar America—«ie would prefer the Ea!l Indie*.—Letters (juft paid) addreffed to Mr. Humphry*, Army Agent, Montpelier Hill, No. 3. ____ WANTS limploymcDt, a Land Steward ...
... flood itlttmidated them from « . and the untt>rmal.ng.oya , tunate woman loon atter rorceu -g c ' funk to rife more alive, bhe nas left three helplefs children. Ttlonday evening a woman of the Mary Hayes, who lived in Quay-lane, Waterford, hung herfejf ...
... a », army. WANTF?*, and rem . v .. tor ofToot. n«d ar« chsra ...
... in one, two, three lots, 400 acres of excel lent grafs land, of Which the too acres oSmeadow are part. For particular* apply as above.— They Would uncomrponly well farm ahy perfons holding lands MUntlcf Connaught. TO LET, . - , For the fumnier leafonj ...
... was confident no faliiion the times fouli alter the law ot the land The Legillature might app.lv remedy they thought necefiaryi . was bound upon his oath to fUtc what took the law the land to the lubjecl. His Lordlhip here afleed, where the hulband gow ...
... taken place in the armies on the bants the Rhine, in conftquence of an arrete toe Directory; The Army of Menu is fupprefled, and replaced three other great armies, which wait only for orders to match. The operations of thefe three armies are under the direction ...
... WANTS EMPLOYMENT, A Land Steward and Mi wife, undertt .nd» hit had* aef* in all it* different hranihea, baying and f Hing c*ttie amj ftofking of l«nd the beft adran-age; ploughing, fawing, .laying down ground and break rig bullocks for ditto; pantjng ...
... He has made them up in parcels of 1s. Any gentleman defirous to have a lift of will be fent as direCted. He has this day landed, a ve choice 1 of Double and Single Tuberofe Roots from Italy, of the firft quality, and His for lefs than they were ever ...
... General Luckner’s Army forty two battalions ; which from that minimum, would make 21,000 mer. ° men. in the central army, 44 battalions, making 22,000 In the army of the Rhine, 32 battalions, maxing 16,000 men. men. In the Southern army, 50 battalions making ...
... the French army before Luxembourg. He arrived there on the ultimo, at night, a»d on the following day reconnoitred the works. The blockading army is to be Rationed on the Rhine from Worms to Brifac, on its being relieved by divisions of the army of the Mcule ...