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... her tenderly, but that could not refill the inclination cfa •woman her fituation. We have confulted the faculty on this point, and they have unanirnoufly declared, that the longings of a woman with child might be fuch to induce her to commit fo horrible ...
... 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 ...
... was accompanied with folemn mufic. is mentioned at Valenciennes, a moft Blocking proof of La Eayette's treachery, that his army on his departure was found to have only three days provifions. In the adverlity men, who have filled eminent fituaatidns in ...
... the patents di»op in. The money lively to from the difpofafof crown lands will be yery wnSderable object of,t#enue indeed. One nobleman v to have nnrffc' an Oner wroTC ago, pur-chafe land irrlfee New'Foreft tothe amount one huqtf red pounds. The Cardinal ...
... moft authentic documents, the annual value of the land of Great Britain amounts to twenty nine millions fterling ; the value of the fee is eftimated at 500 millions ; the value of Itock on the faid lands may be calculated at about five times the yearly ...
... long extolled the bravery and fucceiTes French armies, which hecontraited with wretched iituation of thofe the enemy, whom he delcribed as reduced to half their number, a flying before the French armies that General Herman them with 40,00:3 men, and he ...
... 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 ...
... Ordered lie on the table. ARMY. The Houfe refolved itielf into a committee of fupply Sir George forge (Secretary war) moved the Ordinaries and extraordinary* the army. Mr. Fox his aftonifhment that the ordinaries ami the army Toted on the lame day. The ...
... Plymouth. letters received by the Minerva Danifh Eaft: Indiaman, which is put into this port, we learn, that Lord CornwalhVs army, on thesth January lull, was within two days march of Seringapatam. Thurfday morning a of calks of fpirits was brought into ...
... 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 ...