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... sth of April lift, there was an arrear of Affeffed Taxes and Land-Tax due from Scotland, amounting to 190,0561. 14s. and Bd.—a futn exceeding the annual amount of the Affeffed Taxes and Land-Tax due from Scotland by more than 50,0001. . : At the QL:arter ...
... we /jould remember that a art of their army Holland on the ite, that they croffid the Alps tite lialy, and that the hero of Lodi will be at their head. When we fay that there is a of the French making a landing, we are afraid of lulling our into a fatal ...
... lave it, raf. the tide of the boa:, *•£*'' ftautly upf:r, and fix of the unfortiuntepal perilhed, among wham was woman miS tan:.—The woman'* name was fun : had juft a-rained her tivco'ir and was to have been married a voung n-.sn, one the his life in ...
... 'go to India. In cafe of an invafion of this country, the Noble Marqus, it is - intended, fhall take a'command of the army. The over-land difpatches from India,-received on Thurfday, are faid to have brought accounts of an alliance having been formed between ...
... the various bodies thai harralTed his troops. During thefe operations below Verona, General Alvinzi, at the head of the grand army compofed 25 000 men, attempted to penetrate on the lide of Rivoli, between the Lake of Garda and the Adige. The firft attack ...
... advances may be u pon the fuccefs of the grand n which tae Execative D irectory pre- pares. The army of Engiand will keep its enzacement, as the other armies of the public have doue. (Signed) «P Barras, Prefident. «© LAGARDE, Secreiary.”’ The Executive ...
... Republic for fevers years together, paying always the diredi contramtions; and poillinig landed property, or purftiiug apiculture or commerce; or elk marrying a French 'woman ' The . foll Owing perfons are excepted from the operation of die former article, and ...
... ytfterday, a poor Welfli woman, meanly clad, com rived to get between the Bar and the Bench, exclaiming, that (lie had come above two hundred miles to get juftice. Lord Kenyon was offended at this interruption, and the poor woman was forced out with as ...
... feet above deck being left (landing, and that by the engagement, and the dreadful furf after fhe got on thore, not more than were fayed out nearly 1500, of which the crew and the troops on board confided: the man that got to land was Engifh carpenter, who ...
... the 17111 tilt. Tiicy contain of when he quitted Italy attend the Congrtl's Raftadt, to his army and to the Cilalpitw and Ligurian Republics. the addreUtothe army this General clcarly intimates, that his troops are dcl'tined to England. Tn ftddrcfling the ...
... a project foot by thole who were find an advantage in it, of invading the Spanifh Settlements our South Weft: tie invading army was to be the Britifh from Canada: they were not only to be permitted a paflagc through our Neutral territory, but 2000 of ...