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... arrived at the Queen’s Palace, a woman, decently dressed, attempted to force her way into the Palace after his ■ Majesty. Macmanus, Townsend, and Savers, were attendance; (hey seized her, and she proved to be the same woman, whom Sayers apprehended a few ...
... THE BRITISH ARMY PORTUGAL. The-following is the correct state of the British Army in ' Portugal, and which had taken the field under the command Lieut.-Gen. Sir John*Craddock, K. B. and K. G. and reached Leyriac. Second command Major-Gen. Sherbrooke. ...
... MEADOW or PASTURE LAND, containing together by estimation sixteen acres and half, more or less; and also one piece or parcel LAND planted with alders, and containing estimation acres, more less; all which said pieces parcels of Land are lying and being ...
... Gazette contains in the Eastern ever been enthusiastically venerated the armies of MfDDDiStX Euction —The friends Regiment Middlesex Militia j also the Vo- (.’ranee. was not to lie expected that brilliant Francis circulate the followinz m*' lon Cavalry ...
... NEW HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Including faithful and accurate Account of all the momentous EVents from the Landing of Julius Caesar to Commencement of Hostilities with France in 1803. (Illustrated with upwards of 130 Engravings, descriptive of the most prominent ...
... reported to Contain the particulars of A GREAT BATTLE, ; Between the contending Armies..iu Poland, which terminated in a decisive victory on* the part of the Allied army. The nature of the advantages gained, the date of the battle, and the number of kHled ...
... 4th he threw four bridges from the eastern end of ,the Island of Lobau, which enabled his army to turn the redoubts, and out flank the left of tfie Austrian army at Enzersdorff. Massena commanded the left, Davoust the right, and Oudinot the centre. The ...
... According the last accounts from Spain, Gen. Blake’s army was daily reinforced. The enemy’s loss in the last battle exceeded men, and they also lost much artillery, and a large quantity military stores. The army of Alcaniz has entered Arragon 16,000 strong, ...
... secession of part of the Army of Conde, and its entering into the Frenc h service. At the passage of the Inn by the French, the Corps Comle were upon the point being surrounded and made prisoners ; but General Moreau gave orders his army fall back, and leave ...
... Jafiierabad. passenger did not deny the fact, yet the woman com- ,il ’ Vet the General, by an unaccountable oversight, plained not of him, but the Master, who, she in- states, that formed his army on (be bank of the sisled, had been guilty of misconduct ...
... per . ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chief s Office, Great'Georgc-strect, London, Nov. 1809. NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons desirous of contracting to supply the following Articles lor the use of the Army viz. Bread To his Majesty's Land Forces ...
... Our prospects are good * side. army landed under the protection ¦' m ** . l t * sa!ne ~me ** iat wcre have spread alarm through ft consider- of the CO ast. * (Signed) W. SIDMST Suit*â OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. BRITISH ARMY IN CALABRIA. uoâ . . Palermo ...