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... Dumouner. I know t> hat means art; they.aie 1.1 V av« estenfise. Tory have their roots «ot only army, but Paris the Convention, in she TV_artmtnt«, at the Armies thole Ge- K n\> who think I do. I not w ih unde.; like partial affair—We muft finiii the bufintfs ...
... MONDAY, January 30, *797 reqeive oumerouv from the army of Latentr, whi«S befieged Kehl. The Archduke atrived on the of jaoyary at the head quarters of the Prince of Fvirftemberg, which are ftill at track. A letter from Bruflels, 25th Nivofe, January ...
... f'dt, a* invafion i» the French and and the fli have a land force adjoining ibexr and their ports and harhouts are »Ko in (k« of »he Briiifti fleet, by fbuanirr Scylla, they Cha ybdi*. a hofltle army, of confukraHlfc f. rce, 'en'er the eaflcrn Ironibrs ...
... likewife clear, that who have furnaraes from lands in Scotland arc defeended from fuch families as were poffeCfed thofc lands when furnames were affumed, except fucb have late changed the names of their lands to their furnames, which are generally known ...
... check the career the vl&orious Republicans, has been fjrcfld retire from his pofinon tb* Drave. Buonaparte has divided the army into three columns one column is faid have got pcflefllon o f Clagenfurt; another is marching agiinit Syria, and the third ...
... banditti, upon which the poor man got bold the woman of the boufe, whom ueld round the midJie, in order to fcteen from their fury, but lo irvCatiatc were they for murder, that tbt-y two balls through the woman arm before they effected ibe unlortunate man's ...
... i > the moft obdurate breaft, and but one feutiment to the propriety of recalling the remains of our gallant army in St. Domingo from that land ol death. When hefirft gave notice of a motion upon the fubjetf, he was doubtful whether he (hould propofe the ...
... Church, Living., CSvil Enaphivlbeuta, u.d Nave and « erc« not for has colour; kg ha* been hunted, but JOHN KEARNS Auaionier. Army buboela, being cmnMcd With fomd of tha ' . not thoroughly trained. -■ ,'pi! '’ft. late firm, re- Srll houfearn London. , , ...
... ihot, !« try the likely produced, enemy to land that quarter; mortar battery bye (belli openefhar fba i.nir time y Hytbr, and learn the whole praflirc received li'.c approbation of the Gen*rala. The General Ic land have ordered one the wherries Holyhead fail ...
... work, and land of NcwASbey, in the co. Kildare, a fine corn country, but 21 mile* from Dublin; there arc two mills, the one corn-mill, the other a tuck-mill, the work all new, and two good corn kilns and a lime kilo, with 10 acres of choice land highly manured ...
... French Republic. The probability therefore is, that the of another campaign will be hazarded, or a trial made of the great army near Buonaparte, as will o>.e way or another determine how far may indulge «n hope recovering part of his violated territory ...
... the crafts of France an Army of near bait a million of men, and dignifying it a I name which 1 truft it never will deferve, that of | the Army England. It is hardly poffibie to talk ferioufly that fubjedt. They appoint an army for invafion, and then lay ...