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... lean'd pond’rom on its kindred hand Land of nincompoops was e'er pos’d, And fome, oc’rwrMog with ftudy, dreamt and doz’d. 1). D’s. I.or-'s, M.D’s. look’d deep diftrcl's, And ignorance hoodwink’d each F. R.S, ill an old woman, (who at thrir defire W.iswont ...
... She genteel young woman ; and wears a green riding habit, with yellow cape and culls, refembling military uniform. Sunday was releafed from confinement, >.nd Lt off for London that night by the coach. Mrs. Blackwell is Engiiih woman, and has lifters married ...
... acquitted. GRAND JURY. Sir George Armytagc, ofKirklecs, Burt. Foreman. Sir Henry Carr of nton Park , Sir Edward Smith, New land Park ; Sir Filkington, Che vet, Baits. Bacon Frank, Campfall; William Wrightfon, of Cufworth ; Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth ...
... fclefted ibr the fame purpofe. Aa ad- ditional body of land forces has alfo been marched towards Naples.— General Rey, who commanded one ofthe diviiions of the army of Rome, ha* been poniarded by • woman. The King of Sardinia it ftated in the Parit papers ...
... Jlili continues to abend thc jiandahi of the ftfTted armies and to promote their progreft with /iiw, hit Jlcadyjltfs. Trr- TPesmniy'sjUxtation in 7' beeonifj daily more critical and the •wreck of Mac- army nmcy in cuhftqttence 'of his ftvere defeim the to ...
... going to command the army of the Grand Seignior agaiuft Sultan Buonaparte Egypt. The hiftory of life is lingular.—l irll novice convent of Capuchins, than feijeant the royal artillery of France, next a General of Republican armies under Rubefpirre, then ...
... Reverence, Your obedient V Von BahßeciT, Color.‘ f«l|6w!ng minute detail of tli- prngrefs mad.- Bnjnapaite, or rather by the army nrfder General Klebcr. They attacked, and have taken, Gazaah, Lydia, and Rama. Joppa, which was garrifoned men, they took affault ...
... for life may fell lands in one county for the purchafe the Land-Tax charged upon Lauds lying in another county, where the ellates in both counties are limited the fame Tenants for life comra&ing to pay by inllalments may fell lands, and contrail with ...
... command the army that wa« under the orders of Generals Suwarrovr and Korfakof. The latter has repaired to Peterlburgh, whither the Mar is on his way, and will return to take the command in Germany, fhould there be another campaign. The Rullian army certainly ...
... Foul ton. On Monday fe'nnight was married, the Rev. Henry Alkew, A.M. Keftorof Greyfloek, in Cumberland, to Mils Anne Sundei land, voung- i ft daughter of Thomas Sunderland, i.l'q; of Ulvertlon, in 1.-.iucaihire. Wednel'day was married, Mr. Waterhoufe ot ...
... reports, and had not time to make enquiry fiom whence they otiginated.— Various reports were alio in circulation telpe&ing the armies Italy : feme that Moreau and Macdonald had cSlAed a .junction i others, that Suwarrow was endeavouring to bring Moreau to ...
... front Capt. Leonard Strpierfn, of tie Mary trafjport, to father Hull, dated Donum, Srpt. 10, ~')y- ** The Prince of Orange landed in Holland on the 7th indaut, the day before we falkd. You fnuft have heard before this how our brave fellows in Holland cut ...