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... WANT Eli, Sum of One Thoufand Pdunds, Land fecurity. Enquire of the Printer. WAITED, • Woman Servant, who can be well recommended a good plain COOK. There a Itoufekeepcr the family, but no under-ffcrvant is kept, an aftiftant the kitchen. Apply to Mrs ...
... ARMY ESTIMATES. The Houfe rcfolvcd itfclf into a Committee of Supply, and the papers prafented to the Houfc by Mr. Secretary Windha-.n and Mr. Serjeant were ordered he referred to the Committee, together with the other Hftimaces the Army. Mr. Sxckbtart ...
... Vf' ft INGTONf :E and Friday’s Pofts BY SMITH Houfe £fq valuable T LAND border HANTS comr the Sea the of furrounding Country PADDOCK LAWN Fifhfcpond furroundcd by Walks ’ feveral timber and lofty perfeftion ( Houfc bed-rooms a by attach'd detach’d offices ...
... 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 ...
... extenlive line of battery cover the debarkation the troops. Instructions relative to the baggage arkS marches the army, in cafe the enemy land in Fngland, have been lent to all and all officers commanding regiments. The iubftance of thefe inftrucliors us ...
... Archduke Charles arrived at Vienna on the ult. from the army in Italy, which was ftill acting the defenfive in the Tyrol.—The object of his return was fuppofed to be to fettle plan pf operations for the army in Italy. The London Packet fays, that letters are ...
... to be made with gun boats, drawing 110 moie than two or three feet of water, and where in a moment the whoie force could be landed on. the call ?? *. . Thefc ligiit barks ought to have a fmal! fail like the filhing boats, nnd a great'number of oars. They ...
... Gore Sankey,-) HE f?ie of moiety the E! ...
... have been the exultation of; landing army might perhaps have been little France when (lie read in die late official accounts irregular*hnt when encreafe of 10,000 to the Adminiftration of the late invafion when thevl Handing army was propofed by a Right Hon ...
... 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 ...
... privates in his Majefty's army, marines, militiamen, and fearnen. Volunteer- corps, companies of infantry, and proviftonal cavalry, are clearly not within the exemption, receiving no pay, nor being on the military eftablifhment of the army : whenever it has been ...
... publifhed the army w hfoh went on the expedition Ireland in which promifed the troops that they Iliad foon return thither.to avenge juries done to, the Republic. Extia&tfrom the General Orders of the dnd lit* Shaft and :\d tf February), of the Army J*>-v» ...