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... The Duke of York, with his wonted attention f o the army, is digeflirig a ; lin, the ol jeft of ?? ?? to individuals who irav diftin?ti Hi th?mfe!ves by ex'r-.or(;ii a-v bravery, vi:' Unce. &r. Anii' n 7 other laudable* premium*. ,~.0 ! . sviti -c r-vc-n ...
... and pal-. ture land, in a ring fencs. all freehold, and fiee irom land tax. Aifo, an ESTATE, in the parifb of Sr. Margaret's, both in Suffolk, wirh a good taim-boufc, barn, ft_- ble, &c. in tiie like ftate and condition, svith ?? of land more or lefs, ...
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... brought Into Parlia- ment the ftronger to oblige all purchafers of lands or houfes at a public fale, either to pay the' whole of the purchafc-money before they enter upon ftich lands or houfes, or if they fhould previoufly enter without payment, to eje_t ...
... following proclamation, which are ro be diftribued when the Imperial armies enter the- French territories : Suwarrow, Commander in Chief of the Imperial Royal and Imperial Ruffian armies, &.c. Sec. Italy is reconquered ! and to you, Frenchmen, remains nothing ...
... enquiring how far the ill treatment he received from the woman m*ght accelerate his death, Mr. S (being very ill) ntinted, and was obliged to be taken away, when the man only was found guilty, and ihe woman acquitted. Wednefday morning the Right Hon. Lord. Camelford ...
... betsveen the Red Sea and Nile, in order to form a junction with Mural Bey's army, which will at the iime time defcend from Upper Egypt. The Porte entertains the hope that the army compofed of the united troops of the Barbary States, with feveral hordes of ...
... arms both by fea and land, have refolved, and do, by and with the advice of our Piivv Council, hereby commar.d, that a Public Fail and Humiliation be obferved throughout that part of our kingdom of Great Britain called Eng- land, our dominion of Wales ...
... courfc of laft year they c-btained perm flion to organize an army in ihe vicin tv of his capital, Hydrabad, con- lifting of -4.CCC.Of the N zam's Sepoys, .rhecred by 500 Frenchmen. This, army had kept up a correfpondencc with ihe French government, lince ...
... well known to the French Ge- nera's who were with the army of Rome, and while t'.ie Neapolitan General Merlch attacked Ottricoli, where this crime was committed, 1 was with the principal body of ths army, between Rome and Civita Cafleliana. five miriametres ...
... luilead of finding an army in gr-od condition, and advamageoufly polled, there was no longer an army. The pofition of Zurich, I which was to h;vc been defended by 60,000 Auflri- j ans, was left to 20,000 Ri.fians, and this army was 1 without nrovifions ...