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... ARMY ESTIMATES. I e ._ t Mr. Windbam in a {bort fpeech, ftated that the whole Of the land forces of this country at prefent amounted to 195,674 men, the expence of whom for the year would be 5,190,0001. ftatement of the number was as follows The Militia ...
... At place on the (land Ceylon, called ; and which had furrendered to the forces commanded Colonel Stewart, was found 140 pieces of ordnance, and 70,000 lbs. of powder. After the conqucil Jafriapatam, the port Manor was farrendered by. the Dutch detachment ...
... the queftion) into the Black Forcft, by what is called the Devil’s Vale. The army commanded by the Prince of Conde muft purfuc the fame flares. The Archduke, with part of his army, left the Lahn, intending it would appear, to prevent the French from getting ...
... further particular by enquiring at Mr. Honiatt's. Brazier, Hereford. ARMY. Bodenham, Bridenbury, and hamlet of Hampton Charles. WAN TED, Two able-bodied MEN, to fervc in the Army agreeable to the late Aft for raifing Men for his Majefty for the above-mentioned ...
... The following new arrangements are mentbned likely take place The Earl of land, to Lord Privy Seal the Earl Cheltct Held, of the j Lord Auckland to Joint Poltm a Iter General; the Duke of Roxburgh, to be Groom of the Stole; the Earl of Macclesfield, be ...
... more than 1200 prifoners are already in, pieces cannon and fcveral ammunition waggons. This morning [he whole army of his Royal Highnefs has taken ex;;£lly the fame that it had on the loth., have, &c. C. Craufurd. Quarters of bis Royal fiighnefs Archduke ...
... whicn bring them acrofswii) fhore landing point) buffeted their force if any unable it— lmalleft rafiftance from would refiftance follow and having on of Frenchmen imploring mercy tbeir Togo farther— fuppofe a large force land-ed fafely without interruption ...
... ANECDOTE Of an old Scots woman, who was futler in the Duke of Marlborough's army. It fo happened that this faithful follower of the camp was one evening talking to a venerable filter of the fame profellion but not of the fame country, on the probable ...
... The lands confift of rich meadow, pafture, marfh, and arable ; the up- lands (with the grove of -A- 1 R- 8P J contain 57A. iR 37P. ; the marfh lands 88A. zR. 11P., in all 146 A. oR. BP. The whcl ...
... take rio notice any pacific declaration of the Emprefs, about the the contrary appears, that hoftUe preparations go on by land and fea, and Court have formally acknowledged new Conjunction of Holland. An from Pari v with Papers dated the ,qth inft. arrived ...
... naked ftatue of one of the Cxfars, and a woman, without heads. Severatfine heads, particularly one of Aurelius; a head of Jupiter; of the young Fauftina; and of a woman, fuppofed to be Odavia, the wife of Nero. LAND TA x.—How unequally this tax falls will ...
... Vien a, made reprefentation• upon the affembli.i.; of the Combined Army, which marenet for the banks of the Wefer the z6th oflthe month, his Prufliaa Majelly replied That this Army having no other object than tile lafety of the North of Germany, the ...