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... refufe him the affiftance which he has a right to exped from all. The King is not ignorant, that many citizens, the owners of land efpecially, have quitted their country only, becaufe they did not find in the au thority of itâs laws the protedion which ...
... Prince Repnin is to have command of the whole new Government, army, and the Prince of Wurtemberg is to command The decifion is of the utmoft importance to this a feparate corps. If the Rufiian army fhonld want Country; for a war againft France be undertaken ...
... motives. None but villain would attempt to marry with an intent to make.a woman lefs happy than fiie was before. And when we confider how much is requited to conltitute ability make a woman happy, who has never known either care or hardlhip of any kind, mnft ...
... (hewn, leaves no room to doubt the approaching arrival of their armies, which, after the lapfe of month, will be able to effeft nothing before the month of May next. It is probable that the army of the Empire will be employed but in preferving tranquility ...
... 7. 9. piece of Failure Land, called the Little Bafden Field, containing 20P. adjoining Lot 7. Lot «o. A piece of Failure Land, called the Great Bafeden Field a piece of Arable Land fown with peafe another piece of Failure Land and two pieces of Woodland ...
... of the mod perfed confidence and fricndfliip. The plaintiff, ftvv years ago, married moft beautiful and accomplilhed young woman, then only eighteen, the daughter of gentleman alfo living there, and having a large fortune; he married her from affeflion ...
... relerves liberality to the laft day of her’s, and in her will has left a confiderable legacy to feme poor old woman now turned of feventy. ARMY NEW REGULATIONS. All recruits, on their arrival at Chatham, arc to be fupplied with an uniform drefs, to confift ...
... LOT VII. All that Meffuage, Barn, Oaft-houfe, Garden, Orchard, and it. pieces Land, containing by eftimation twenty acres, called Gi£.«EßT’s Tenement fituate, lying and being at Leverton Street, within the pariflr of Lenham aforefaid, and now in the ...
... and the army was formed, and completely united. Whatever had been Tippoo’s plans intentions, whether to vifit Carore, Coimbatore, or poflibly it is evident they were hitherto effectually difconcerted the above movements of the purfuing army, which preffed ...
... within two days march of this city, and it is thought will be difpatched towards Jaffy, where the greater part of the Ruffian army lies encamped, to make diverfion in the enemy’s forces, and thereby extricate the Grand Vifir, who at prefent is in an unpleafant ...
... of the county of Kilkenny, the celebrated Orator in Ire. land, Henry Flood, Efq. had been long tortured by the gout, to vyhicb laft he has fallen a martyr. The Retention of the arrears of the army, under different pretences, cannot be fatisfied, and worthy ...
... the wind, in the (ame quarter, will lead them through the above paffage into the Channel in-a few hours. Sir Sydney Smith landed near Sandwich on Tuefday laft, having made the voyage from the Continent in a boat his own. This Gentleman, after Superintending ...