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... He left the army on the ift inft. the day before theaftion, and confequently has brought no news. The packet in which he came over from the Heldcr was feven days Tea. From private letters received from the head quarters of the Britifli Army, dated the ...
... Pitt, it was ordered that tins referred to a committee of fuppfy. LAND TAX. The Chaucdliir of the Lxchequcr then moved for leave bring in bill for facilitating the redemption the land tax eccleiiaftical and other corporate bod ies.—G ranted. THE MAROONS ...
... and that, bdides the Ruffian armies already in the field, and the corps of 6o,ooomen (half of which are already arrived Gallicia, according to the latell letters from Lemberg), there is to be fent another formidable army of 150,000 men, great part of ...
... atrocious artair, and that it will tend more recruit their (batterer! armies, than any ordevie* the DiirCtorv'may upon tin people; we even fee a letter .from alhurgh, that the army of the Danube has rejoiced give quarter • hop* «;id trult, for the fake ...
... ''W condition, at (half then produced, LOT 1. HIRTY ACRES, °f oh LAND, nwlfly Arable, Redmarlev now the of Mr John Hale, tenant thereof. LOT It. IA. iR. OF. of LAND, lying in J ' Meet Meadow, the partlhof in tbe John Hale's occupation. Tbc premifc ...
... Mr Grenville and his fuite, and Capt. Wat -is. with all the (hip's company, excepting fifteen men, a woman, and a child, who remained on° board land- ed in fifety at New Welch, whence they immediately proceeded to Cuxhavcn, winch they reached on the aa ...
... the more reasonable, from the complete adluilFion of fact, which bears very fuoug features of a fignul of tiie republican army on the frontiers of Piedmont. fortiefs note, ftated have been evacuated by them; and, notwithstanding the equivocal terms which ...
... 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 ...
... General r.ljmtz Vuldigi. The army halted at night at Ccntalo. The cr lumn of General Gottcrlheim rcpulfcd the French from Folfino to Mnra/zo. it will appear farpiiling, that while onr army v. at C. ..'.do, a divilion the French army remained between MutazzoanJ ...
... Weftmoreland the front gate, a woman exclaimed, God bleft your honour have been gratified with feeing his Majefty for the fir ft time in ray life—pray let this day drink his health 1 The requeff was attended to, and the woman hid guinea given to her. A private ...
... national guard in order to replace the troops embarked or fent to the army ol the Danube, are extremely odious; The Grand Duke fecond fon to the Emperor who *s ferve volunteer in the Army Italy, arrived Vienna the nth ult. Among the late orders which the ...
... Inftead bf finding an army in good order and in an advantageous po- fition, I found no army at all. * The pofitioh at Zurich, which was to be defended by 60,000 Auftrians, had been abandoned to the defence of 10,000 Ruffians. This army was left in want of ...