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... about Live years of age ; the wife, who is an Englith woman, about thirty. Dover, Sept. I. By a Gentleman landed this day from Bruges in Flandeis, we learn, that the Jinx rages not only in the French army, but alto among the inhabitants of that Country. He ...
... bounding fouth-welerly on Merrywood, raft and.fouth-eafterly on land patented..by Hush Wallace, Efq. foutherly on land belonging to Ipfwich eftate, north-north-weft and part weft on .unforveyed land. For further particnlars pleafe apply to James Wedderburn ...
... Union-, - New--lurk EinOon,lan. 20, 1794. To BE SO1.1), tke rads of LAND, in the Pari j h of Portland ; 416 CRES patentee by the fNhf.:liber, known the name of SiLv -C2AIGS, in Land belonging to J:tnes Jones, Efq. and Mr. John Francii GreatheNtUF ftlt12111 ...
... other offices, all in gond under; the land is completely fenced, and planted partly with Guinea-geofc, a few provifions, and fruit-trees of various kinds ; and a never-failing fpring of water runs through part of the lands. The houfe, which binds upon the ...
... Laads and Premifes, to eny i} TO. THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE. Gentleman who for many years ferved fits Ma- as a Captain in the Army, and his wif. the. only arviving daughter of a Nobleman) wich five chilzren, educed from a ftate of affluence to the moft iftrefs ...
... privateer, landed in France, and marched up the country, from whence he made his efcape with fome few other prifoners. ‘ihcy at laft reached the coaft, and hired an open veilel which conveyed them to Guernfey. From that ifland they came, and landed at Poole ...
... mails due from Holland have not yet arrived. bye-boat can over on Wednef- day, but brought no bat; nor any meflTenger from the army. The lfwers to eight ex- prefles, fent by government the comjnander in chief, are now due. Wednefday, being the anniverfary ...
... bounding fouth-wefterly on Merrywood, caft and footh-eafteely off land patentediby Hugh Wallace, Efq. foutherly on land bennging to Ipfwich cftate, north-olortla-weft and part weft on unfurveyed land. For further particulars pleaft apply to James Wedderburn or ...
... lecon3 reek, for inilance, littifilen and Crcveeour, elec. iu the relpetlahle r ate of defence. The poll:ion of the Combined Armies remains bill the fame. Tile lianoveriam, Heffians, tic. 4:0.p-7i-ended try the Ilanoveriaa General Cutlet Wainoden torn the ...
... the French army was only of a fortnight's duration, in which time he recovered his health fo far as to be able to refume his command. There is now free communication between the French armies of Jourdan and Pichegru, and the united armies of the Rhine ...
... row galley to land 62 of geneva fent boat put the fmugglers on fhore which on her return overfet in a gull when the three cutter’s people who had charge of her were unfortunately hve been find forwarded French- General of the Northern Army of that of the ...