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... t of M. Neraud, Chef de Biigade, for a fimilar offence. Sonme days fince, a young woman dreffed. in man's apparel, offered herflef as a fuhblitute to f-rve.in the Army of Referve, to the Cletk of the Lincoln Militia Society, at Maidflone ; fhe was accepted ...
... Mils. CLT4aiKE. VarioLs account's of this woman have appeared in the public papers: but they diffier a good deal. Some say that her maidt% name was Thom'hspson, and others, that she v as the ?? of a journeyman printer of the name of 1Farquhar. Thev agree ...
... Admiralty, by Cap- tain SORREL, whofe Uhip, the Garland, was, fometime ago, ]off at St. Domingo. The letters by the Cunmber- land, from Jamaica, made no mention of the e-,vent, and it mufa have arrived fubfequent to their being difpatch- ed. The twve Frenclc ...
... undisputable predominance by sea, will, Wl'} properly and fairly called forth, secure to us a decie superiority by land, and that our army, cornposedas t is, of the same materials with our' navy, does not Yield to is either in discipline, skill, or bravery ...
... ?? peace to the terror of invarion. This fentiment has been artfully inculcated into the people of France and the armies. If the armies believe thiat we fltand fo much in dread of them, and that they are fo for. midable, they will besome formidable. They ...
... y4 Whkat they pas~about t~aecemO7Z' f the land 0nd the money; ?? ~n~will always encotirage this notions becatC they well know, that while the land-owners believe it to exist, the money is swallowing up the land, but, the truth is, that these interests ...
... affi- davits that they suspected a respectable' woman, the wife of a working tradesman at Ba3 swater, had been' murdered by poison having been administered to her. Their depositions went to state, that the woman in question, who was buried on Thursday last ...
... the 88t, and Major TRAVERS that of the rifle corps which has arrived. The remains of our fine South Anmerican army, and the victorious army returned from the BAltic, with the increased numbers of the German Le ion, make a .force of about 26,ooo men. Added ...
... ferent Models.-He alfo cxhibitcd his 1lublic.tiun o I largecoloured Drawings from the fatnse accurate fourcs. Mr. Smith, a Land Surveyor and DiDainer, from Bath, exhibited his Map, now in very confiderable forward- nefs, of th e Strata of different Earths ...
... this must B be added the army of BEssIpER Psrobably S,000 . men; and they have still remaining in Spain, though divided, a force under MoticEY, and the garrisons& Cl of Mont Jouic, Figueras, and Pampeluna. The p! French army concentrated at Burgos is ...
... with an efficient regular army; an army that right be kept at home, or sent abroad, just as circumstances required; an army that might be wielded -as a soldier wields his musket or his sword. And, having. asked for an 'army like this, is he to be con- ...
... $respcting the corrupt practices whiche have so fong preva'ied in the disposal of CornamiF sions and Proanlotios 'in his Majesty's Land ro-es, other' public abmses, in which the honour and ioterest ef the Country are so deeply invl ohed, EWa' the honour to infrris ...