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... AilVmhly. A woman two months gone with chiM had into.her hiifoamfs ear, who inlfamlyexphed. The tulprit made the molt ample cbnfertioii, and excuiitd herl’elf by faying, that the loved her ttlulerly, but that (lie could not retilt the inclinations woman in her ...
... mention that General Luckrer is gone to the Northern Army ; —it is thought he hat in agitation to make an attempt agalnft Mons, which (hall retrieve the credit of the French arms that quarter. La Fayette’s army is conceived be fituation yet worfe than has been ...
... formation of a municipality; that oh Lie next day he would march out with his army to follow his conquefts, with the addition of 1000 men, which the city of Mens is railing to join the army the Rupublic; and adds that the French are poffelfion of Tournay. A citizen ...
... living in Birmingham, in great diftrefs, a grandaughter of Charles the fecond and in London there is now living as chair woman, a woman who goes out to other perfons houfes to \york, a great grandaughter of Oliver Cromwell. What a reverfe of fortune! The ...
... that pan ! troops are marching in two columns towards begge and will likely attempt that town to to lupport the army now near.Sedan. The army Killermann now 35,000 llrong, and receives da>‘- reinforcement; chat it is thought will be b,e in few days to be ...
... leaft of. The Law I conlider does not Immediately affefl the poor, its hardlhip is chiefly felt by the farmer but then, his lands, the prices of his grain, and other articles difpofal, bear an equilibrium and were it altered, it mutt cither be more partial ...
... cocoa-nuts, however, were found in abundance. The woman had borne a child on the ifland by the officer, which died a few months before the arrival of the Nancy. Capt. received the man and woman board, and landed them his return Pondicherry, The ifland Gaiega ...
... there is now one for the interior, confiding of men, who are relieved only once in twenty-four hours. The Armies, Concerning thedifpofition of the armies, as to the events lately occurred, intelligence begins arrive. A letter has been received from M. Luckner ...
... languages, and the armies—Decreed. U SATUR DAy, Auguft 25. the Commidioners fent the army of the tiiir 'btrevtr.)’ 'bat 'hey were at Mczrres, and ,s *n pafled, they found the ciuzens una'q ,1 ~ u ...
... the ter-gentral of the Army, at the Bank, and conveyed from thence, under guard to the Tower Wharf, to be put on beard the Circe, Captain Qardiner, ponfigned to the Deputy Paymafter Nova Scotia, for the payment of the Britilh land forces in that quarter ...
... the magazines are at Friborg, Kent, army of 100,000 men, unanimoudy voted anauxiliay zingen, Scultern and Herbelheim. army of 50,000, to oppofe the motions the Ruf Marefchal Rochambeau, after being induced by nan army the Ukraine. the reprefentations of ...
... Folio Map of the Garden of Eden, or and the part* adjacent,??Lik large full-fized Fol-.o Copper-Plate of Chrift converfi the Woman of Samaria, Jacob??s Well.) the Saturday following will be Publifoed, Numb Adorned with a molHuperb, large and beautiful Copp* ...