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... army. A Troop in the 9th regiment of Dragoons fold; alfo, a few Cornetcie«in faid regiment at fix hundred guineas each and one in the 7th D. G. for 400 guineas—and an independent company on this eftablilhment to be fold reafonable.—Apply to Mr. Henley ...
... to have adopted that plan in which they have already often ceeded, of making general attack upon .he whole armies the Combined Power*. The army of the of Treves, and now marching towards Co Went*. In the different actions upon the Phine the French have ...
... Charlotte, and landed here this afternoon, vizi Colonel Paterfon, Captain Hope, Mr. RailT ton, paymafter of the Royal Artillery, and Major Everett, of the army. , Sir Philip Glbbes, who came paffenger in one .of the above-mentioned convoy, landed laft night ...
... all fpeed to bury it in the ground; that is, they are lowing every piece of land which is f.t for receiving leed. At Hereford fuzes on the 20th inft. caufe of much importance land-owners, on the lea coaft, was tried before Judge Gh'ofe and Special Jury of ...
... WANTED WANTED, fteady, aftive, middle-ajed woman, t« as Cook. As w ages hot the object, it hoped none will apply but thofe who know their bul.ne.,, produce good diichargei, particurarly from the law place. Aj ply to Mr.St pleton, at the Urinief s hCieot ...
... crimps, reminded them, that to commit outrages on fubjefls, was not the way foi> ward his fervice. DUBLIN. Should the Aufttiah armies return •‘-ain into the Netherlands and Flanders, they would find an exhaufted country, and therefore be obliged to be furnifhed ...
... previoully fet fire to Goz er.—Our army encamped Gozier. n , On the 21ft we began to erect battery 01 four 24-pounders, three 13-inch, three xo*inch, and two 8-tnch mortars. Capt. Armftrong was' killed as the guns were landing for the battery. The piquets continued ...
... well clothed and mounted) arrived from the om-pofts of the French army, which was at leaft eight league# from us when they deferred. On beingqueftionedaboutthe ftrength of the French army, they denied knowing any thing about their ftrength, as they had ...
... aAive, middle-agrd woman, to as Cook. As wages not the objedf, it is none will apply but thofe who know their bufinefs, and produce good diftharges, particularly from the lail piacd- Apply to Mr. -pleton, at the Primer’s hereof. •ARMY. Drum Mljor wanted ...
... Mary Ivlordaunt, of Exchequer-ftreet, No. 14, in the city of Dublin, any credit on my account whatfotter, being difotderiy woman. JOHN MORDAUNT. April 3d, 1794. HARNESS. TO fold at Twigg Repofitory in Henry-ftreet, a complete leading harneCi for lout, ...
... artillery here but one, being killed or wounded ; and the hfatof General Mollendorff was more complete ual than that of any army during the whole 'I tli» war. MollendorfF ii faid to have received, fp«ciil Meffenger, the final refolution of the that none ...
... we have not read cl the-allied armies entering the Republican territories for the. fame purpqfe. The latter muft therefore fuffer much, in being thus deprived of io great a part of the indifpenfable refources for an army.—One -thing, however, mull be remarked ...