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... :MIMI ARMY IX SPAIN. • The following letters,. contain, come j'nfor . rnati:9G relative to the , (late of Ot AIN troops, ilie nature olthe country through which _theyytypliatfcd SALA MANCA, Nov. 25.—A. confiderable part cf the !army en.: tered Spain by ...
... difembarkation might be rafoly efretted at Bay. The landing was, however', attended wlth Inferable difficulties, on account. of Ow rod; 'force landed on the sib andlith, and General Spencer. landed on the 7th and As loon 3$ the neeellioy arrangements ...
... L.ADY's MAID tt4 'an or to atteoCi mi one or two young Ladies, a young Woman, who can eref , hair, works well t her needle, has' fbrtr.: knowledge of Mant% a making - , and can get ip fine linink. Can havt &good charade; from the Lady the has jutt left ...
... charaeter from a better authority than POLYBIUS ; though he was an eye witnefs of the fcene. The wife of ASDRUBAL, a Woman worthy of the land that produced HANNIBAL, difilaining to furvive her country, ruthed upon death into the burning temple, with her two ...
... their officers, murdered the Captain, his firft and fecund Mates, and a native woman; gaining over the Lafcars, they proceeded for Chittagong, when, getting fight of land, they hoined out the fhip's boat, laid a train of gun-powder between decks, and ...
... Trials. AFFECTING OCCURRENCE.—The following affeaing occurrence took place during the difatirous retreat of General Moore's: army from Spain, laft year: An Officer of one of the'Britith regiments, overcome with fatigue and hunger, and no longer able to ...
... themfelve3 to be inveigled into a fervice, in which, as at .Alexandria, they will have to land„ and convey to the refpeetive depot.,, 'all the baggage and cannon of the army. Whoever commands this expedition, it is to be prefumed, he will not hefitate to follow ...
... when it, fummonfes Ruffian armies oti its territory, when* . it affembles all the troops of the. Auftrian Monarchy, and leaves its Capital and 41.rong places to be guarded by the Citizens, in order to march the whole of its army to the banks of the Rliine ...
... A s LAD MAID, a fteady young Wornan,l.vho under ! . (lands mantua-makin4, and can be recommended from her laft place.—Enquire at No. 2, Little Argyle-ftreet, Oxford- A S LAM'S MAID, a young Woman, who has lived /1 in that capacity; or as Upper Servant ...
... footman is kepi, a Ready young Woman, who perfealv underßands her bthinefs, and can have a,good chaithcr from tier laft place. Dircd (poll paid) to A. B. at No. 86, Whitecrofs4treet, Sts Luke's. . , AS - ET NuftsE, a young Woman ; 22 years of age, • her child ...
... very well pleated with the condnet and fentiments manifefted by the . Public, notwith(landing the - fear of the return of the Queen of Naples. That vindialive woman, who has caufed fo much blood to flow, is Mott completely - dreaded and detefled:— On ...
... the 18 th, hundred and thirteen marines of the lquadron were landed at Witte - Video, by requei,l of the General; to flifengthen, gatrithn. I likewife ordered 440. feamen to he ready to land, under the command of Captains Rowley, ,Prevolf„ and Joyce, with ...