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... of the Hungarians, who are every where in motion, in order reinforce the army of Italy the m.trch of feveral other regiments the departure and prefence of General Mack at the army : in fhort, whoever difbelicvesthe approach of the recommencement of hoftilities ...
... 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 ...
... overset, at the mouth of Barking river, near Woolwich, when 2 men, a woman, 2 boys, and an infant, were unfortunately drowned ; the others were with great difficulty saved. The woman, named Rebecca Harrison, had just attained her 20th year, and was to ...
... 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 ...
... and the intention of the Minifter is to follow it up by levying a new and more equal tax of Sixpence in the Pound upon nil land in the kingdom. The adjullment of this grand financial projeft has, for Jjime time paft,, occupied the whole attention of Mr ...
... back a died in wound way of Reckoning— a woman (laid firft to Tea next day and in when found her Jack the not wlm fays Jack and foe ought nine: replied the matron have forgot were fea recoiled nine you'll find woman this calculation under alio all ill-fated ...
... 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 ...
... languiftiing-'condition (he was, however, removed back to the Friar's Oak, and is ngw a fair way of doing welL We under( (land, the above woman (who is the Wife of a journeyman tailor) made htr fituation known at farm-houfe, but (he was treated as an impoftor ...
... great caution, the General being always fur-rounded with the Commifijoners of the Army, faid, the Prince defired tbat he (Pichegru) ftiould . proclaim the King in his army, and ufe the white flag ; and that he fhould deliver up Huninguen to the Prince. ...
... 000,000!. and the intention the MinMler la to fallow it up levying new and more equal tax af Bapence in the pound upon all land In the kingdom. The adjuflooent of this grand financial has, for few time pail, occupied the whole attention Mr. Pitt; be hat ...
... 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 ...
... * we received Paris journal> of the sd and irritant, the ftate the finances, which are in a deranged fituation, »o oblige army the Rhine levy con-, for its.own fupport, .jeeupics the pre lent attent.cn of councils, and is the princi .pal point worthy ...