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... dearness of corn. It intends imposing, as an express condition, on all persons obtaining coutracta for the navy and army for bread, biscuit, or flour, make them of corn purchased in foreign countries. This will cause an augmentation in the budget, bat the ...
... clearness of corn. It intends imposing, as an express condition, all persons obtaining contracts for the navy and army for bread, biscuit, or flour, to make them of corn purchased in foreign countries. This will cause an augmentation in the total of the ...
... THE ARMY. Th« clothing of the light infantry ragimenu tarr. log. about to aarta, in Canada, not to undargo any allaraiion reported. Lieutenant Gunning, half-pay lat dragoon guarda, |, w written to Lord Melbourne upon the neeeasary outfit of troops expecting ...
... MORTALITY IN TilK ARMY VWV numbers those who perish battle, or afterwards from wounds, is small compared to those who die from other causes. During the last three of the Peninsular war, the total Dumber of deaths the British army amounted annually to ...
... waiting with impatience for the next arrivals horn the army, it may not be unacceptable our readers have the following military sketch submitted to them. The strength of the positions of the English army embraces two points; the strengtli of their front a ...
... name the service of his Imperial Majesty, I again presume renew petition at the foot of your Tflrone. The situafii fl ol the Army the South critics!, that unless I obtain the reinforcements I bate solicited, future successes cannot expected, and Ai/dnhisia ...
... generally, for their kind support since he commenced Business, and begs to intimate, that, in addition to that of Plain Bread and Biscuit Baker, he has been induced, few of his Friends, to commence in the FANCY TUADK, which he has done very extensively, and is ...
... letters of the Ist state, that all the Officers the Uussian army were ordered to their posts, and the Kmperor Nicnolas was expected join the army the i rst. ; they were busy baking biscuits for the army at Odessa. ...
... of the fortress shall given the Commandant of Engineers the french army. V!l. The sick of the English and Portuguese army shall be taken care and maintained the expence of the French army, and their recovery shall follow the destination of the garrison ...
... division of labour, on which I act— you make the toast l eat it !”—City Chronicle. Intercourse between the French and English Armies. —A very friendly intercourse was carried on between the French and ourselves. frequently met them bathing in the Rio Mayor ...
... SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. FROM THE FRENCH PAPF.RSi Paris, February f>. Report of the situation of the Frenth army of Portu- gal, January 20, 1811. The French army in Portugal, after passing more than a month in the position of Sobral, un der the English entrenchments ...
... might be employed in transporting the French army across the Tagus, which he has effected ; and to support the right of Lord Wellington*s army, and annoy the left s, which is ilia Nova. Force of the Armies under Massena and Lord Wellington. Massena, at ...