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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 ...
... Theiratagon if we may believe their oiv accounts, has '.••••n too filecefsful• • The French Armies are computed to corn. prife upwards of even hundred thoufand men; their Army of the North, including the garrifdns of Dunkirk . , Cafrel, Li fe, Douay, Bona/tin ...
... HEREFORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. Extract of Letter from Officer in the Duke of York's Army, dated Camp, near Breda, Augufl 27, to his friend in this city. We have been quiet here for fome time paft, but it will not continue much longer. The French are ...
... Ifland, and the various other i(lands iituated in the Northern Southern Pacific Oceans, and the Northern and Southern Hemifphercs, engraved by Conder. 3. Portrait Man the Sandwich Klands with his Helmet. And 4. A young Woman the Sandwich Iflands, engraved ...
... paffenger had been landed at Brighton from American veilel, the InduEry, Capt.' Hodges, who left the river Delaware on the 29th June, which time it was generally believed, that aclion had taken place between party Gen. Wayne's army and that of Col. Slmcoe ...
... s 1 ' : i'!uc privates knl-1 ovn the 1 artiUery ' t -cr c army v:eh '‘‘-jVen i '-S li-eh a 1 ' -e:k of over ltd: hm-d I-Miand teu K D’dr St lA ! I vn doco- be 'among MdiVs -i previ-iiihie an- J ury :'' fent by Court I dev Mr the IC'h Tieafurer ifnvit ...
... country are fuppofe (however improbable) that all or the major part army arefafely arrived on ourCoafts and preparing for a defeent Such a Fleetas would foon become vifible as it drew to land even if we had' no advice ns quicker notice And when vifibie the ...
... TO EE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC T, THE RE\ ERSION i.i FEE cxp«.tt-uit up* thedv- ceafe ..I .1 v.iiow Woman, aged abjitt 64, of and t'i three feveral Ficelwl-J ?? Dweliing-Iljufc>, ?? Tcmmei.t-., tit..arc and bein- in Tid -f-.vell, in the County of Detby ...
... this city on Sunday fe'nnight,'during the time divine the afternoon While Sarah Hope, a poor woman who lives in the Ciolsgun entry, was at church, a man and woman, who went the name of Richard and Morris, and faid they came from Of'wcltiy, and who had lodged ...
... arms in the Revolutionary Army, bore as trophies on the points of their bayonets infants of two and three months old. They affembled in one place the inhabitants, whom they found 'peaceably employed in the culture of their lands, and, after having broken ...
... difpatches for the Eaft India Company and Board ofControul. Capt. Macdonald paffed through the Britiih army in Holland on Friday laft. On Thurfday the whole army moved from the camp at Oofterhout on the rout to Bois le-Due, which the French were approaching ...