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... ! ! LCNDON, Bec. 31. - k JUNCTION OF THE BRITISH ! - ' ARMY IN SPAIN. B - R ¥ R—— [ \We'have at length the pleasing satisfaction of learning that the British Army in Spain is conceytrated.—Yesterday intelligence was brought by the - Swallow, of the junction ...
... awance with his army to Meet the enemy, and not to obitrud his ,aftage, but to attack him after he had reached the left bank,. and this to defeat the objedt of his intended enterprife. . This determinaion excited throughout the whole army the higheft entbufiafm ...
... Under Gen. Angereau ; the Grand Army of the Rhine, under Gen. Moreau ; the Army of the Grifons, under Gen. Macdonald ; the Grand Army of Italy, under Gen. Brune ; and the Army of Egypt (or the EMI) and of the Interior. Amongft the confequences of the ftorm ...
... adjournment, on Wednefday. In the House of PEERS on that evening, no bufinefs of importance was vales compofing the 13ritilli Armies in ' refpt dive fervices in that country. The having been feconded by the Deputy C tranladed. On Tinsrfday a conference took ...
... advancing to reinforce the . grand army; and the Auftrian bulletin adds, within. a few days 40,000 men will be on the frontiers, and form a jundtion with the army under the Archduke' Jnbn, which communicates with the, grand army by Brefburgh. Now, to attack ...
... Sir Geo. Prevost, with part of the army to Bay Robert, while Sir Alexander Cochrane with the secoad division conveyed Major General Maitland and the other partof the army, to the bay of St. Luce. Previous to landing, Gen. Beckwith publislied a friendly ...
... with fuitable 1. Offiees, commonly called CoLt.est.Ev's FARM - , containing 284 Acres of Land, or thereabouts, now in the Occupation of William CAL The above Lands may be entered upon the firft of March next, and the Buildings at Lady Day. _ _ 'Fhe prefent ...
... when Enemy has landed. 3d, Service as Pioneers, 4th, Service as Guides. sth, Sublcrihing to fiiroith Carts, Waggons. &c. 6th, Millers engaging to aid the Supplies of the Army, if required. 7th, Bakers engaging to aid the Supplies of the Army, if required ...
... on foot by the Iri/h Committee who iffued the - • tickets. . -'REDEMPTION Or TH.E LAND TAX.—The Bill i Darr before Parliament for the redemption and fate of the Land Tax, has been ,printed, and is of confiderable magnitude. Its importance, we think, ...
... and to tht Freehold Lands of the late Mr. Primer, now in the Occupation Mr. Ridout, Merchant, containing aA. eR. 25P. LOT 111. Another Piece of Pafture Land adjoining to Lot and to the faid Road, and alfo to the faid Freehold Lands of tilt late Mr. Primer ...
... merits of the Malden Eledion Petition.—The fecond reading of the Volunteer Bill was poilponed till Wednefday.—The Marine and Army Mutiny Bills were read a fecond time.—The Committee on the Duke of York's Estate Bill was deferred till that day fe'nnight ...
... the Army out of the hands of individuals, and will make a public eflablifhment for that purpofe, and have taken the two . new hours in Whitehall, between Caddick's Row and the entrance to Whiteba:l chapel, for a public office, to called the Army „Agency ...