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... 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 ...
... to Mr. Blake, Stafford-ftrect. ath February. c,000h 30,0001. Englifh, to be Lent on a Mortgage, (the title clear, and the Lands not remote,) five per cent intereft will be taken, the payment fecured in Dublin.—Application to Francis Kier- nan, No. 95 ...
... will take few days, an piace. VALENCIENNES-~JULY I4. Marfhal Luckner is appointed Generaliflimo of the French armies. He will command the army of the ; M. la Fayette will command in the centre in perfon North, from Du to Montmedi; and M. Biron will command ...
... Prudian army. . ? Hiv Majcfty the King of Preffia, having refolved to-evacuate the city of made, to that effeét, following, between the Sicnr ‘oub.ere, Licutenant General in the Prufian fervite, Sicurs Valence, Licutenanc Generalof the armies of the, ...
... ground 5 the detachments which cloled the rear of the army, had the affliction of fecing th¢ route of thofe who had gone before them, marked by the new-dug raves. The Rayal Holtages + accompanie i the army. on its march, bat encamped feparately. The 1gth Light ...
... fyftem cf ieaving to the foldiers the eleStion of tieir When he lately the Armies, mony fenfible and thinking (oldie: afiured him, that it was the greaielt misfcrgune that befal the Army. “It was-at lat relolved, that the E xecutive Power fhoul i be authorized ...
... the Army, Navy, UNIVERSITY, &c. &¢, E BOARDERS under 14 fix guineas entrance and 30 per ann, thofe paft 14 ten guincas entrance and ann, DAY SCHOLARS one and a half, or ou neas pef quarter, the fame entrance ie Wanted a alfoy 2 decent ftcady Woman to a&t ...
... approving of the meafares parhied the Generals of the army of the Rhine.— ‘The faid M. Broglio, are ufing their efforts to cullc& new battalions, Some of which we in a few days. The diicipline of the army is Sill goods but we want closhes for the troops of ...
... fubmisting themfelves to the to- quitting mahawk of a fav age enemy——they chofe the latter ; and the rlree wounded men efcaped; a woman with a_ child in herarms efeaped (Mrs. Zeigler;) one Wil- fon was wounded in the breaft on opening the door, he however followed ...
... will be duly attended to. Wranl‘r’o Baepwi 4 ea Es ee Land Steward and G a n adive fingle A Man.—-His knowledge for laying out improvements the prefent reclaiming and Jaying down all forts of lands ith if proper- manures and feeds, the buying in, and felling ...
... with L IST of the OFFICERS of the ARMY, an Alphabetical Index—of the Officers’ o f the Royal As- the Marine Forces of the Officers tillery—the Engin’ a fucceffion of Colonels. on half-pay—and here may de Mafter Rolls, Army Retu rns, for the -ufe of the -Militiay ...
... affe@ting the Defendants.. + lands of Dunmoe, Preftrath and Wil- kinftown, in the of Meath, the lands of Grangebeg, Kilcalin, Lifnabin, Rahaffy, Corballis, Rathbrack, Correllitown and Hodgeftown, in the county of Weftmeath, the lands of Derrycaffan, Dring, ...