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... a gentler man at Leeds was let on fire, by a woman fervant leaving a lighted candle ne,ir the be and falling alleep. The bed caught fir and it was .vith difficulty the family efts with their lives. The woman was muc 'burned. On Monday an unfortunate accident ...
... make krown the repeated of defpotifm and cruelty committed by the executive government, or the checks Curtained by the French armies, is ablolutely prohibitfld, under the penalty of death or tranfportation. We are informed from the fame quarter of the death ...
... three thou land horfes and mules, and the bag| gage and the chefts of the flying enemy taken, art the fruits of twenty days campaign. 44 The Neapolitan army is completely routed.! 44 Mack aiui the King were the firft to fly. j 44 The French army are on their ...
... 'thaendCfloteniii If the Ading Commillioners of Land Tax refufe to grant Certificates of the Amount of the Land Tax, Juitices in their petty Seilions, or the Clerk of the Peace, may grant the fame. REDEMPTION OF THE LAND TAX.' Hundred Seifdon, in Stafferdibire ...
... y after their landing | in Aboukir, creeled a Fort, which they furnifhed I with heavy Artillery, partly to defend their (hipping, partly to maintain a communicant n j with the Sea, for their land Forres and partly j to prevent a landing from the Ships ...
... clauTe be tor land certain quantity of timber Sir W thereof his Baronet it expedient of income introduced by Mr Pitt- toanl bill Thefeveral amendments then proceeded on tlie Adjourned - tire date the are letter the date lyth the the Army of contain Re ...
... the Cabinet of Vienna. A refolution to aft will not be fuffi- cient * the armies nuift not lofe a day; for if any misfortune or difappointnient fhould operate on the Neapolitan army, they may give them- felves for lofl, before the Auftrians can make any ...
... leave Lifbon. The Prince Brtid is extremely weil with the good difcipline which General Stuart has in every part the auxiliary army. 14 Camp intli conlifung f and theccropcp are gone into quarters. Nothing can equal the fortitude with which troops have endured ...
... the kingdom to follow their and adopt their The Right Hon. Thomas Grenville and fmtt landed Yarmouth on Saturday, being obliged to return without accomplithing a landing at Cuxhaven. The Champion friga'te,_after h*vmg been nine days at and experiencing ...
... oats 2s. Bjd. John Crewe, Efq. Colonel of the fecond regiment of Cheshire militia, is take rank breve t, as- ' Colonel toe army, fo long the laid regimen:: be embodied. A very extraordinary jjerformance made a few days ago.—Mrs. Flight, of the Straiic ...
... redeeming the land tax is at prefent converted into 3 per cent Hock. The Hon. Baronet, on the other hand, propofes that it fhould be fold for ready money; and calculates that by fellingsso,oool. of the formerly annual, but now perpetual land tax, at only ...
... It laid the Neapolitan army, con filling .ftf ao.ooo men. laid down their arms. very force. Report, tudee i lays, that therrcnch army conftfied only 8000 men. *A following is the lateft account ol the polition die french army the Rhine. One dtvifion ...