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... to be made with gun boats, drawing 110 moie than two or three feet of water, and where in a moment the whoie force could be landed on. the call ?? *. . Thefc ligiit barks ought to have a fmal! fail like the filhing boats, nnd a great'number of oars. They ...
... alfc be expected on this fot. . T or It 'All and whole the f‘;elve il'anay_Lands of OUST, with the Maror Place thereof; ths Town and Lands of ACIIAVINIBIST ; the Town and Lands of SHHENNACHY, with the Pendicles of the fame, called Newquoy and Buleahamper ...
... s by Gereral Buoraparte, oue addrefled to his Grand Army,and che other to the divifion of General Keller man, which, together with other troops from the South of France, have joined the [talian army to the number of 395,00> men, give new weight to the ...
... article from Bruffcls, replied to an invitation lent him by General Hoche to unite their armies, tha; lie wis determined to obey the Conftitution which foi bid the army to dcli- i berate. It is faid that Government ha:; received difpatches from Sir Morion ...
... dragoons marched for Perthand were replaced, the fame day, by two troops of the Windfor Forefters. On Monday evening, a woman who had juft landed from on bourd a veffel from Montrofe, dropped dowa dead on the road to town; and on Friday, William Martin, butcher ...
... prefence. — He prevented the Portugcufe army from going to Ma- drid, with an army two-thirds weaker than that of the enemy. In 1706, he was made Marfhal of France, and again fent into Spain to take the command of the army agaiiift Portugal. Upon tiiis occalion ...
... they mention in the Temple, Brothier and' three others. Several others have been conduced thither. this number is a young woman named Boifguerin, formerly cannonefs. It is faid, that the principal part of the correfpondence was found with her. And Puiiaye ...
... number of let- Its, all of which confirm the above. One of the It—, dated iaecen:bcr 31, fays, that the French Were preparing to land on the 24th in the neighbour- hood of ISantry. Other letters fay, that the French fie;t is already difperfed, and fome df them ...
... reafon jto hope, therefore, that if the Duff has met with no lidvcrfe event, tiiey may now be landed in the South Seas. Yefterday afternoon, a poor old woman was run down by a carriage at the head of the North Bridge, and very dangeroully bruifed. She ...
... THE FATAL EFFECTS OF DISSIPATION. am the youngeft fon of Ear', and v intended for the army, but the will partial grandmother made independent, bequeathing to me an elte, which, with the accumulated in-ercft a ten years minority, put me '' the age of ...
... 13- - f'is M.i-.iiv's Meifengers, arriv- bLiik, with difpntches from Lord ?? Eu arrived at Dover a Danilh'l i 1 r. ids had landed at Calais from f f.af.fi en hearing of what had hap- Eefcdiy morning, Brooks and Ma- - ?? which were digefted on the , ?? ...
... the fpecdier raifing the men to be furnithed by this courty, for his Majeity’s Army and Navy, do hereby offer a leward of TWENTY GUINEAS for each man, fic cither for the land or fea fervice, who will ceme forward and colift for this county. The men for ...