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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THE FRENCH PAPERS General Defaix is Paris preparing the organifation the Army of Eng-and Buonaparte preferves the Staff which he had in the Armv of Italy at the head of the Army of England Mott of the Officers who compofe it are with him in Tub- the are ...
... following are the three principal points the plan for the invafion England :— 1. A numerous army affembled on the coafts of the ocean, fhall embarked at Breft, and a landing on the coalts of England, a. There Avail be equipt, Dunkirk, a fieet of tranfport fhips ...
... ptefcribed follows: In the income any petfon {hall arile out of lands demitrd to him, ihen the (hall be taken at rot lefs than the annual rent at which the fame could let; and cafe the lands QiaU be in the occupation of the owner or owners thereof, then ...
... 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 ...
... about 100 A. very good land, well planted aud Jit ided,'with the greateft convenience of turbary. Immediate tkifftCian will given. Apply to Mrs. win.Cloghan.or Andrew Blake, Efq. Caftkgrove. Aperlon will attend to fhetv the land. N. 11. lie Flower Mills ...
... Together or PIECES of LAND fituateat Sutton St Edmund in the county of Lincoln - A fetentorlsofthebody ! Grafs admeafurement of Piece of Grafs Land that thofe wounds were undoubtedly tne cauie furement death The day after the of Grafs Land by SHIPS OF AND FRIGATES ...
... counlrir j hecrolTed. Imbe Delhuhey put men,women and children lothefword. Our army its march to cover the Benares. Should be defeated there, dread the confequenccs ; but our army, though not numerous, has greatly the advantage in point of difeipline 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 ...
... Worms, and on the fame day entered Frankcntha!. On the 9th, the whole Auitrian army in Suabia broke up, and began its march to approach the Auitrian nates Bavaria. this army takes with all its baggage, artillery, and ammunition, the Auitrian hav ...
... fortunes from 1001. 10001. year. Why not advance land tax, in the fame proportion as the taxes ? in n« inflance to be more than double, where (he income is under 5001. a year. The plan of Selling the preferit land-tax, and impofing equal tax of is. in the pound ...