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... Comiaraf.i'.ers in Chief by fca and land, each 5750 1 . . L. 11,500 To the Flag and General Officers, . 3500 To the Captains of the Navy and Field Of- ficers, . . 14,000 To the Lieutenants of the Navy, Captains of the Army and Marines, each 49 1. 12 s. iod ...
... vifeed the French army of the North, we can alfure our countrymen, that it is in a flate of great diftrefs, from the want t.f every ?? of life. The common allowance is cne pound .-.f breai per day for a man, and half a pound for a woman, which they are ...
... command ofthe army on the Continent. And to be fucceeded, it is fasd, .by Earl Coiriwaliis. The Prince of Saxs Cobourg has certainly resign- ed the command of the combined aimies, and has been fucceeded by General Ctairfait. The Count ?? will land in Jerfey ...
... a fhort, flrong made woman, of a ruddy complexion, and wore a brown duffle cloak. Mackinlay had on, when lie deferred, a dirty ilrah-colmired fi-.ort coat, corduroy breeches, and worfted dockings. Mackinlay was formerly in the army ; an.! it : s believed ...
... that this war would be fpeedily terminated. Theie were already in La Vendee a Republican army of 40,000 men ; the army on the coail of Breft was 6j,000 ; and the army of Cherbourg was 10,00 c Uillwid moved for the arreft of General Tureati, and it wis inlijintly ...
... the French armed vends having all left that harbour. Inftead of be ing apprehenfive of a war taking place with 1r.:,3-land,l ?? land, tiie American finds were then riling Government Ii :s received, by the way of Gibral- tar, f me late accounts from the ...
... an unquestion- able Shape, that we have ilrong reafon to believe ihc repot t is true. The meeting of Parliament at prefect {lands fixed for the 2 ,th of November next ; but we uii- derftand it will be farther prorogued umil after Chris! ma ?? By ytl'lcrdiy ...
... Officer 1 .-quelled leave to land his men, and demanded ?? they he fuppiied w.th p.ovifions and forage, whicn i» faid to h.i . ; been granted by exprefs ordei of iris ; 'olir.efs. 1 hefe troops will march in- to Lombardy. Tiie army or the Empire ieflined ...
... This jntelligence fi: been brooght by fix of the crew, whe efcaped fro Lol aod landed at Litde Hampton, in Suffex._” Great preparations are making 19 get the Facl ¢ Moira’s army in readinefs for gmbarkation § they daily increafing in namber; 9t Southampton ...
... funk, but that they are generally fo difabled as lo be hardly capable of e- fcape. The Andromache was Conveying the Newfound- land trade ; but uptm being chafed by the French (hips, made the figna! for the convoy to difperfe. ft is probable more may fall ...
... morning at Mr Dumtas's Of- fice, v.ith the intelligence cf the Duke of Brunfwick'sha- ving refigned tbe command nf tlie Pru'llan army, which h fyid to be in the great eft dillrcf» for .rant of pruvifions 1 and floras. The tltiufe of Commons is expected to fit ...
... put. Lot VII. The Lands of EASTER GARTMILLAN, and MUIRBANK, and the GLENMILL, and Lands ex- tendin-** to 196 acres, oj thereby. Grofs rental, exclufive of the Glenmill and lands which are out of leafe, L. 37 10 o The faid mill and lands were valued at 15 ...