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... 7 1 •,tql THE BRI7ISH ARMY' IN EGYPT. 4 4 Tapofires, near Aboukir, March 2T. gi I take advantage of a brig, which is now getting under weigh . far Rhodes,.. - to inform you; that Mecou, having on Thurfday evening joined the garrifon of Alexandr With 2000 ...
... ! ! 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 ...
... SECOND DEFEAT OF BO * N.A.PARTE'S GRAND ARMY. By the HAM BUAGH arrived this day, accounts are received of a revere battle having been fought between the Allied Armies and the French on the 4th inftant. Bonaparte was nearly taken, his body-guard having ...
... Pightle of rich land, thereto belonging, lyiog near Metfield Street, the county of Sufiblk. Alfo,, >■■■■'. Wanted to Purchafe or Hire, a neat compadt DWELLING-HOUSE, fit for the refidence Gentleman with a fmall family, with about 5 acres of land attached to ...
... got under by th f the Narrative which | now men, and the_crews of th moaze, which were land _ Itis alfo my duty, previous ative, potitively to aflure the AL poor woman, a fail whatever publications news- eon thisfubject, they neither child on the top of ...
... Upwards of zoo men, belonging to tlie battalion of the Army of Refcrve, quartered in Liverpool, have volunteered their Unices to join the regiment the line. The port ion the Army of Refervc quartered in Briltol, under the command of Colonel Lutn- Icy ...
... Tilbury camp, and addrefied her army there in the following words“ I am come antongft you not for recreation or paftime, but refolved in the midfl battle to live or die with you. I know I have but the body of weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart of a ...
... OF a terra* now annexe 4 20 etOtausatto au se dont We arrived here on the Weld land for bad weather, till the Ilth. whoa th e and a fine final partof the . army a landing, under a veryheavy fire of _Mad non- - We the Wain aid drove our from. with very ...
... should not please army in the niomenf of triumph ; and hee - trusted that those who knew him would be sAisfied that the prohibition whit:h he was compelled to pronounce was in violation of his feelings, anti resulted solely - from his sense of duty, ...
... Lordships any farther information: (I left the Saracen with some • gun-boats jit Barragon after landing, lest it might' have been necessary, from bad roads, for the army. ,to fall back) ; I i heg leave to recommetld him to their Lordships protection, as an active ...
... 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 ...
... intimate with a young woman, and she proving pregnant, he .was compelled by the Parish Officers to marry her. After the ceremony, they left the village, in 'which it was performed, together ; and, the same evening, the unfortunate young woman was found in the ...