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... oFrietor of St. Domingo to land without fuJi t. Ail - ,.1s comi:-g into, or leaving the harbour of Port-Royal, are to be examined ; and loch perfons, either or g;Urg, as cannot produce twee& fay pafq)ort, are be stopped and landed. The oat's of allegiance ...
... Wednesday and Thursday's Posts. & jr. TISH ARMY. 'Setters, Arnbeim, Dec. 2, 1794. ORDERS. oyal the Commander in g received'his Majefty's roccet without lofs of time to \ J tl,e command of the Allied Army, °fcnceof his Royal Highnefs, de- * neral Count ...
... and Kervifer, arrived with dd'patches from the continent. Mr. Sylvefter left the army on Friday, Mr. Major on Saturday. '1 Duke of York was to refign the command the army a day or two. Preparations were making for his reception at the Hague. Sir William ...
... nectffary remedies with the fame prudence the body politic as to the human body. The difficulty of land.carriage, anting the number horfes required for the armies, multiplies the obftacles to fatisfying the demands of the leveraiout nets. Co;r.;r.::tee: ar ...
... our land have believe- that WEf were vv’iolly unfounded Marlhal France arrived in town from Pctcrf-burgh when through Hague no particular new refpc&ing armies received Briton ' officer dillindtion arrived Holland end informed that left Britifh army in ...
... three two-deck and, two frigates between the land, not farther than • four mi'cs from us. Accounts were received Lloyd's Monday, that the greatelt part the outward bound Well India fleet had put back. The army now embodying under the orders of Lord Mbira ...
... only the detachment Britiffi Troops which forms a part Army quarter Several Officers belonging to the Guards fet off Friday to join Grand Army in Holland A Hoftilities to taken place the contending Army— not the effect inclination but of mutual convenience ...
... next to the Prefidcnt, fon of Richard Stanwick, Efq. who during the American war 1777, rendered fuch eminent fervices to the army of Sir Win Howe, at the river Sebaylkell. He was afterwards proferibed, declared to guilty of high treafon againll the States ...
... down their arms, uhi *i General Suwarrow re* leafed on their parole of honour. Near 60 fail of the homeward-bound Newfound- land fleet palled up Channel on Thurfday night.-— Ti.ey failed trout Newfoundland under convoy of thr Monarch of 7.1 guns, Rear-Admiral ...
... 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 ...
... LONDON. On Saturday evening arrived the mail from Holland ; and alio Mr. Mafon, with from the Britiffi army in Holland and Mr. Fabiana, from Brunfwick. The latter brings an account the marriage, by proxy, of his Royal the Prince Wahs, and the Caroline ...
... Carletondioufe, is one of the mod 1 elegant eveffee-n iri thi kingdom. The canopy 1 is of rofe-coloured latin, ornamented with gold land fringe the curtains and counterpane of mod beautiful embroidery; the chairs the room, and curtains, correfpond. The French ...