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... 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 ...
... Ordnance fot Land Sen-he fm 179SS ?? 1,071,88; it a siervicf 1 performed by Officers ot Ordnance tor Land Service noi provide,! lor 111 puh t-16 0 2 rittopertornied by ditto fur Sei Service . tia.fl-,- o j Service ?? by Offi.eri of Ordnance iw Land Service ...
... upheld by of demagogues, who will able but a very longer to pay the armies that at prefent ‘/Heir proceedings, it is left for the forbearance human nature to mark the limits! armies will no doubt be fent upon any defpea rtaking, rather than be fuffered ...
... which fome article-. would not gain, and ollirrs lole. The piefettt wonld alfo contain funis liiiherto placed under the head of Army thefe alterations, the the» ...
... four piles from Klrkby-I nnfdale.Weftn-ri'land^rnuuand all wife, nftlie name of Dawfon, whofc ages together amount in 188 yean, The man who Is 95, frequently Walks tv Kltkby-Lonfdale and hark the fame dayt Ihe Woman manages her hmifhold affairs, In a decent ...
... department is a ftate of fiege; fhe National Guard of has been b*f6*tOsed, and General who hasarrived with cie men from the army Italy the Department dcs dv Rhone, has the molt violent proclamations there. our readers to the. laft page of thist a copy ...
... 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 ...
... at the fame time publilhcd ordei tor allciubaiig formidable army in the Wcllern Dipartuicois, under the name the Army England, Ire Bounaparte, which to put end nr the war, London. This Army is to uiher into this country the Genius of Fi en.lt I.ilaty ...
... troops which are to comport; the Army 'f England,” as it is to be called, are now aflcmbling. The following paragraphs this lubjed are taken from the Cabinet : Gen. DeiTaix will foon proceed Rennes to organize the Army of England. It faid that it will ...
... to now | •ccupy tlie attention of Mihiflers. The firft of thcfe is, the fale of the prefent Land Tax, at 25 years purchafe. Tbe fecond, an additional Land Tax of two, or perhaps of 4s. in the pound. The third is, a tax upon the actual Expenditure of ...
... following epigram Where, pray, is xhe wonder, if you it a thought » read-—in a Spider-r-ii caught ?■ Lately died, this city v land. ' '•' ' '. / A few days ago died Mr. Robert Conway, fc▼eral years clerk of St. Mary's church, Ofweftry. On the nth ult died ...
... the French, and told /he day when they were to land—witnefs took oath to be true to the French, they told him, when they fhould land Ireland. Croft-examined Mr. Cvrran. Bennct was weaver, not in the army—Stone was foldier his regiment—tire oath was read ...