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... ARMY ESTIMATES Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services, for the Year 1807: presented to the House of Com- mons, on the 14th of January, 1807. Numb. CnAncr. ?? ?? £. s. d. 1. Guards, Garrisons. Sec LJ3,795 4,031,623 0 fj 2. Forces in the Plantations ...
... to state Lady Milner is per- fectly recovered from her long indisposition. On the subject of our capture ofthe St. Domingo army, ships, &c. the State Physician at Paris seems to have prescribed ?? Doftor Fossile'i quieting draugh to the Mottiteur. lt ...
... re- turn to France; and the reserve of the Army of the North, which was stationed at Grave, has received- like orders, and already broken up for Antwerp. These troops arc to form part of the Army of Eng- land. The garrisons of Nimeguen, Breda, and some ...
... UNION HALL. TTi'liftm Franks, a man at en advanced period of life, vr-*« charged with the cbmmittal ct a rap: on tbe body of a woman who appeared about ia years , ...
... ' liouias Claris ?? Her.r> LamijjTt. General* â Hairis J oii. Colonel Calvert. ⢠. Captain*â Hood, ToWrv, and Mail land. . Metsn.âOt-tx, -Weylaiftd, kankin, Walpotej R. John- stone, Cukollv, Welch, Tliphiis Calve!?. Hammer* ley, Charles Hammers ...
... thine, But pr'^thee spare her verses. FRANCESCA JULTA. The Emperor of Russia has ordered an Army of Observation to be established iv the Beekowina. His armies already on tho frontiers are computed at 300,000 men. France has published a fresh decree against ...
... who knew him in the land ; for he organized the armies of the King, and he trained up his soldiers to fear no danger, and boldly to meet and conquer Vjie foe, and' to rut a comely aad graceful figure withal : ' Antl whereas this woman entangled fhe Prince ...
... affair was merely of a partial description, probably nothing more than that ineutioned in the forty-first Bulletin of the French army. The acrount is stated to have been received hy the Austrian Envoy atthe Ha^ue on the sth instant, and hy liim transmitted ...
... whence, after ;.avis* ...
... the largest part of the French army of Egypt has laid down their arms. The conquest of that country (we now consider it as wholly conquered) is a just reward to the gallantry our troops displayed when first they landed, and it will bring the question ...
... given to a- poor and honest youiifc woman in ea«.h Communal-Arrondissr'ment.aiv! Muni- cipality of the cities 01 Paiis, Lyons, Bourdeaux, and Mar- seilles. ,yh. Amnesty to all subaiterns and soldiersof the sea and land forces, dcoeriers to the interior ...
... desired not to trust her. The officer, who lately appeared in the'-High- land-dress, at Paris, * as no other than a respect able Army Agem of Lor.den, a native of the High- lands, who lately made a trip cf amusement to Paris, and finding the military garb ...