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... 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 ...
... Ktiglifh rutiiary miift I: due iLc prefervatioA of Ir;Jh law., Irijh property, and Irifh lives” At die diferetjen of EiitiHi army, therefore, oyer Mini ler, an 1 for the purpofes c£ overawing and executing fumnaaiy vengeance all who hold political opinions ...
... 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 ...
... It was for ufmg the latter epithet that the complaint was preferred, the penalty for which offence, we undcrfbnd to be, (landing for certain number hours in a white (beet, church, in the hours of worfhip. Lcrd Scarborough, in his examination, he was not ...
... 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 ...
... the party that has lately been crufhcd, and from the incrcafe his armies might, in the mean time, obtdin from new levies; while had reafun at the fame time expeA, that the French armies would weakened by ftefertious, or, perhaps, diforganizedby want of ...
... moment of its commencement. Tlie lands obtained ky the revolution were lavillied upon partizans; the intereft of the difbanded foldier was fold to the tor injuftice was acted under the pretence of faith; and the chief of the army became the patron of the fraud ...
... Harwich, indifpofed with the gout. the Houfe Commons on Saturday, Mr. Windham, in moving the army exrraordinarics, propofed the increafe pay to the frbaherns ' the army, as arranged the Duke of York. The proportions were to make an addition of milling day way ...
... Falmouth, in good condition. Letters received yefterday by a capital houfe in the city, nates, that a great part of the Spanifh army; which occupied the lines of St. Roche;' and the, encampment at Afgeziras, bad marched for Ar . Cadiz, to proted that city ...
... refpedl to the men they engage. —Patilhcs will allowed to the 20th January, for providing men for the army and navy. Men are not to L. deemed unfit for the army at J feet 3 ; no. for the augmentation militia foot 2. But this is not to dillui the ballots already ...
... By a Gentleman who landed at the Ifle of Wight on Sunday lair, from a neutral veffel bound to Hamburgh, the following letter from Lifbonhas been received. — We have within the laft three weeks drained every nerve to increafe our army, and to put it on ...
... every defirable .A.cconemodation for a genteel Family. . LOT IV. An.. Allotment .of . Land on Handfworth Common, lying in Front of the Road leading front Mr. .Watt's_Land down to Brlfnell's End, containing 3 Acres, well fenced and planted, held for a ;Term- ...