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... overset, at the mouth of Barking river, near Woolwich, when 2 men, a woman, 2 boys, and an infant, were unfortunately drowned ; the others were with great difficulty saved. The woman, named Rebecca Harrison, had just attained her 20th year, and was to ...
... ptefcribed follows: In the income any petfon {hall arile out of lands demitrd to him, ihen the (hall be taken at rot lefs than the annual rent at which the fame could let; and cafe the lands QiaU be in the occupation of the owner or owners thereof, then ...
... Commiflary, arrived at Überlingen ; and at 4 o'clock he announced to the army of Conde, that it coaled to be any longer in the fervice of England. On the firfl: of next month, this army will enter into thi pay of Ruflia. A Ruffian Prince arrived on the 12th ...
... counlrir j hecrolTed. Imbe Delhuhey put men,women and children lothefword. Our army its march to cover the Benares. Should be defeated there, dread the confequenccs ; but our army, though not numerous, has greatly the advantage in point of difeipline and ...
... great caution, the General being always fur-rounded with the Commifijoners of the Army, faid, the Prince defired tbat he (Pichegru) ftiould . proclaim the King in his army, and ufe the white flag ; and that he fhould deliver up Huninguen to the Prince. ...
... the two great nations. Generali hellegarde and Mor-veUt. Gentlemen, In the military pofttion of the two armies, an Armifiice is quite to the French army; but if it is 10 fmooth the road to peace, which is fo much defired, and will be fi> ufetul to the two ...
... with great caution, the General being always furrounded with the Commiflioners of the Army, faid, the Prince defired that (Pichegru) fiiould proclaim the King in his army, and ufe the white flag; and that he fhould deliver up Kuninguen the Prince. Pichegru ...
... not hefitace •rocHnein, hut plunged into the (c», and having roik, took one of the upon hi* fiiouldets, and carried him to land, and ihm returned 4 times ‘till he brought them all to fliore. The 14th was an Englilliman, and the brave Beard Unwed no lei's ...
... to now | •ccupy tlie attention of Mihiflers. The firft of thcfe is, the fale of the prefent Land Tax, at 25 years purchafe. Tbe fecond, an additional Land Tax of two, or perhaps of 4s. in the pound. The third is, a tax upon the actual Expenditure of ...
... military commands. The two armies of the Rhj,ne, united under the orders of General Angereau, are to form but one army, which is now called the Army of Germany. The moft ,aftive preparations are making in the - TefpeQive armies ot the Emperor and the French ...
... Ciaufurd, the Englifti Coramiflary,arrivedatUberlingen; he announced to the army of Condc, that it ceafed any longer in the fervice of England. On thehrft of next month, this army will enter into thr pay Ruffia. A Ruffian Prince arrived on the 12th at Überlingen ...
... the prifoner Not Guilty. A intik woman, who had ferved ihat article for many years in ihe neighbourhood ef Berwick ftreet, Soho, died a few days ago, leaving her trade and her clothes to her fervant, a yqung Irifh woman, who had been for fome time courted ...