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... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... dragoons was defeated by the Auftrians near Bailieux. The Prince of Waldqck has left the army of General Browne, to go to Italy, to take upon him the command of the Allied Army Piedmont, as age and infirmity neceffitated the retirement of General De Vins. The ...
... moleftation from the allied armies. Our correfpondents are confident that fome im- portant negociation is on foot between France and Pruffia, let it terminate how it may. — Eng. Chron. . Very confiderable fums of money, from Hol- land and Antwerp, found their ...
... prepared to fay it was illegal forthe King te land foreign, tt oops in this country in time of war, on fome particular oc- eafioii.. But be found ho difficulty in declaring,, that the King could not maintain an army of either foreign or native troops ill this ...
... 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 ...
... evacuation Toulon, Lord Hood was ordered land iiis. troops Co'fica, and fecond the efforts of brave inhabitants of that to . off the French order:, have been executed. Lord Hood fent party of his fleet with good body of land forces Fort which, after fpjrited ...
... Weaving Bufmefs and be qualitsei to inftrud children, (as may be required) in reading, writing and common accounts; and the woman inftrud the girls in uleful plain work. For particulars, apply to the Pariih Officers of Chartham, nclr Canterbury. _______ ...
... is now the head quarters of the Prince Cobuurg, & C ...
... perfonal haiard vrfiteil the Flench army north, arc allured, that it is Hate of great diltriis, front the want of every try of hie. The common allowance is one pound firm! per day for man, and half a pound for a woman, whi.h they are obliged to llcep in ...
... ti'e upon feme adjacent heights, they a landing of the troops whom they brought with them, a place called Pirallo, at the diltance of four Italian miles from#ort Moratella. This latter fort being attacked by land and fea, furrendercd, after a refinance ...