... the molt flatter in* hopes were conceived by the public of our fuccefs iri India from the moment that took the management the army into his own hands. This event has fufticiently the expectation. Yefterday foon after two o'clock a dreadful fire broke out ...

... 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 ...

... empire, with a iiatement of the lofles fuffered, both by the land army and that of the fea, during the laft three years. This lofs, including the fick and delerters, is ellimated 230,000 men. The army the Emprefs, therefore, before the war, amounted 10409,978 ...

... n that he had made on his fine army, but on account of the rains having in. He adds, that it was the opinion of the belt informed men in Pondicherry, that the Noble Earl would not be able to maintain his over-grown army, even at Bangalore; and that his ...

... y fmall di.oiplincd army, em f ;li rover the exteufive fro.*icts that level cour. .’. Thus onto, tunate the a!ie.- native in our prefect Indian war. our be (sur own dominions arc l.i'd aflc. If be often five, our fnv.-’dmg armies are in danger - cut oft ...

... m, he prepared for attacking the out-works, at two o'clock in the afternoon, but the rain falling with great violence, the army did not reach the rendezvous till between 10 and 11, A.M. by which means the enemy had time to prepare. The attack, however ...

... leave, through jour zine, to mention CORE performed them, under my 44 directions: 44 poor woman, of Milk-ftreet, this city, whofe bufi-44 nefs is that of a wa(her-woman, having caught cold, found 44 the ufual fymptoms of head-ach, chillnefs, and untverfal ...

... ptufue. the k made Capt. Mearcs his voyage to Nootka. Varna, to which place the capture of Ifaczi has opened a for the Ruffian ' land, while their fleet has accefs to fea, not one hundred and fi'ty miles from Conflantinople, and is almoft the laft port in the ...

... 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 ...

... letter to E. Stedman, flayma India Neck land Rreet, Bungay. prem. ANTED, A Journeyman Smi $. is a hang in feid work and hove conftant employ by applying to Tho su. De. Rd. Loweftoft. Sa A PLACE wanted ¥ a Young Woman, who has been nling. ee C.cem ae a» lade’s ...

... 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 ...

... of artillery, had then taken the field, for the purpofe of entering Tippoo's country to, the Southward, while the ..Borhbay army, with xo,ooo Mahratta horfe, were to attack the Weftern frontiers, and the Bengal and Nizam troops were -to make a diverfl ...