... WANTED, immediately, careful sober WOMAN, about 40 or SOyears of age, as Housekeeper in a Farm-house. She must perfectly understand - management a Dairy, and have been used to Farm-house. None need apply who cannot bring an unexceptionable character. ...

... success would enable General Lake come with the enemy's artillery, and that this advantage would both lead to desertion Holkar's army, and induce the neighbouring Rajahs, whom the doubtful state of the contest had kept from committing themselves, to declare ...

... letter* have been received from the Continent, which state that the. Archduke Charles had been, removed from tbe command of the army, and that notice had been* given to the French of the Termi of' Ike Armistice. It is said, that Prince John Lichtcnstetn, ...

... preparations of Prussia proceed with areat activity. Saxony is to furnish army men /and Russians, according 10 report, are upon their march join the common cause. The French army is concentrating itself on the tide of and and tbe Dutch -rniy is all in ...

... Draycot, Bucks, Friday, a youth of the name of Hawes, on the body of a woman the name of Ludlow, in consequence of jealousy. The horrid act was committed with a knife, whilst the woman was . . . *4' asleep, and Hawes afterwards attempted to destroy himself ...

... of Bonaparte, the battle of the 14th. From the present set find, that his Prussian Majesty retreated to Magdeburg with his army, followed Bonaparte the head his left wing and centre, the right Wing proceeded Lcipsic for Berlin. have ♦-Wed, that the latter ...

... Peninsula, in the latter of which, they are said to be strongly entrenched. It is now near two months since a detachment of our army landed in Calabria, and no official accounts have as yet reached this country its proceedings. overland packet was received, this ...

... following article:—A courier arrived this morning, and brought intelligence that subsequently to the passage of the Adige,' our army had completely defeated the Austrians, and that was flying* . with the melancholy wreck their forces. . .The Moriiteur contains ...

... Calais, and landed Mr. Mayntz, an Austrian Messenger, ihe same person, we believe, wh° has before visited this country the same situation- The vessel endeavoured to make Dover Roads, bu l the wind and tide being unfavourable, she made th land about three ...

... different opinion, Bonaparte believes, and wishes his armies and flotilla to believe, that he has a strong party, and numerous adherents, in the British I lands and that he, with,their wants only to land, to conquer; or at least to dictate a peace to England ...

... the Austrian army, is dated on the 22d. Great changes (it says) have taken place the general staff of the Austrian army. is General Kray who is bearer of instructions on this head from the Emperor and the Aulic council of war. The whole army, ha* received ...

... form junction with the army General Castanotj. Quarters had been secured at Seville for >,ooo British troops about that time, so that may conclude that General Spencer's corp proceeded without delay to reinforce the Patriot Army and as Xeres is not above ...