... Ordnance fot Land Sen-he fm 179SS ?? 1,071,88; it a siervicf 1 performed by Officers ot Ordnance tor Land Service noi provide,! lor 111 puh t-16 0 2 rittopertornied by ditto fur Sei Service . tia.fl-,- o j Service ?? by Offi.eri of Ordnance iw Land Service ...

... four piles from Klrkby-I nnfdale.Weftn-ri'land^rnuuand all wife, nftlie name of Dawfon, whofc ages together amount in 188 yean, The man who Is 95, frequently Walks tv Kltkby-Lonfdale and hark the fame dayt Ihe Woman manages her hmifhold affairs, In a decent ...

... Repuh. lick for feven years tocteth-r, paying always the direct contributions, and ?? landed property, or purfu- Ing agriculture or commerce, or elle marrying a Trench woman. 2. 'The following perfoni ire excepted from the opera- tion of the former article ...

... Proclamations of Buonaparte have been publifhed: the firft, an addrefs to the grand army; the other to the army of Kellcrinan. Tbe latter, 30,000 ftrong, is to reinforce the grand army. The King of Sardinia is to fend io.oco auxiliary troops. The attention of ...

... place where the French landed, and when I. n,e ofrheir frii-ndi had been principal fuffercrs, The Rev, Mr.Jones, r.'tor oi I langail, Mr. Grey, and Mr. Lloyd, pria 'bed mi the Strand, to an auditory of about fourteen thou- land- It appeared to be a meeting ...

... defiling Peace sis much as if the Imperial iirins lv.i obtiined the molt fplendid vhlorlesj and his Majelly ha»commauded tht ?? Land Chief in Kotvi-r Aulhia to give the pulilic a fnhmin allur.ir.ct., that tn Majefty ii now temtied with zeal andtagernrfi in ...

... three principal points of the plan for the mv; lion of England t—l. A nume- rous army, aflembled on the coall, of the Ocean, fliall be embarked at Brett, ami effect a landing nn the roads of England, i. There (hall be equipt, at Dunkirk, a fleet of tranfport ...

... Cambridge was preljsntcd to his Rlajelty on the throne, by Mr. Pitt the bigl. Reward, -Mended Lv the Duke of Rutland, Earls W.ftmo.land, Eufton, Vlfeount Sidney, Bilhopsof Bangor, Norwich and Cloceiter, Lord Bofbn, Dr. Gilbome, &c. The Princefs Royal's bill for ...

... It contains Piche- gru'' plan of relloring royalty to France, int ppofi- tie ii to that ol t!ie Prince of L'.-niiltt: My army (fays Pitln pin) iscompofislofh : ■■ fl men and *; ni It isi, riflar) i>- ii i . i ite •!. : nneli un Ihc oih. : . ..i ...

... prlvau foklier MiAi-ucd the uf intiTnret bring fan rebtcd tnicet very fcihlirr mhrftitfuCEritaanw that from fat Muufters--the Army Mtnd ynurklir thefohUer'a oyun i Sir U'm C (huirhier AtarauU of I I third of Irifh of An all hmunr ami m enmorciana Lord ber ...

... their rent to Mr. Warburton in notrt. The (lazrttf of Saturday evening contains the following curio'n article, under thr head Army Promnliont —•' Enligil A. Rol's lo be Lieutenant, rice Handy, who is fuperfeded, being a chiLl. About lot 0 Orange Roys met ...

... anil, the prefiiu land-tax. ?? be faid Ellate conliltsol a Capital Fann-Hoafe, with every ncccflary and convenient out-building, ic. forthe uicol the I'arm, fall hi good repair) and alfo of 411 A. ?? Arable, Meadow ami Pafture Land, (of which 317 A. 3 ...