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... ns of the But the celebrity of this land will increafe, Itarn, that it contains other animals, which,'like the whetl-animal, the property of reAirretftinn ; that vi e may almolt fay, all the animals living in land aie deftintd to be ortal. ITave difcovertd ...
... Ruffian army expe~led at Bolhemnia, would purfue the fame diredlion, and that the campaign would foon be opened again by the fiege of Mentz.. Letters from Peteriburgh and Cracow flate, that 60,coo Ruflians are now on their march to re-enforce the army of Prince ...
... day of March LANDS IN FIFE FOR SALE. ' To he SOLD hy Private Bargain, •fHE TOWN and LANDS of Kl.NNlNMl'N'l), with the I MILL of BALDOWIE, and Mai Lands, Multui .. and Sequels, lymg wiruiu the parish of Ceres, and county of Fire. These lands consist of ...
... the Society's of the latter, that on the cultivation of wafte cr bar*en land is limited to the fliir.es of Perth; Stirling, Angus, and Mearns j nd that the improvement of i'uch land, potatoes, extends to the north a weft Highland This regulation, by calling ...
... of Grenadiers of Majors Ogare and Mifjufchin were not difembarked before all the other troops had landed, on which account they could not join the army till after the unfortunate buttle the 19th, but in the actions of the zd and 6th, diftinguithed themfelves ...
... ithl.anding reports or isegoclations being on foot, the preparations for war were carried on with the mmaofl aQivity. The armies in Italy continued in motion. The Aaf- trians were ?? near Aleffandria so tlse number of 80,000, while the French force was ...
... Sheridan, faid, he was not in diilrcf: — had money enough for bis putpofes — had two wives — one the beii woman in the world, the other a vert- bad woman, but ct her he was the moft fond. To a queftion from the Duke ol Cum- berland, be laid, Ah ! you knew ...
... Genoa, by the right wing of the French army. From the sth of April, we have not received either from France or Corfica any fuccours. From the 2iit of May, the inhabitants of Genoa have had no bread. The army received only fix ounces, enmpoied of a ...
... my orderly lift : He sald.hchad. It is a cuflomlor all office; ? ta Be attended generally every cay by fome perfons of the army , and he was one rf the perfons who were generally attached to me. I then went on, and afked him particularly when he fer- ...
... Jami replied, Why, hang thyfelf clof* to the book, that all may be convinced who was the compofer. A taylor following the army, was wounded in the head by an arrow. When the furgeon faw the wound, he told his patient, that the weapon had not touched ...
... from their firfl landing at Tongataboo to Captain YVilfon's return, are inferltd in the narrative from their own jourrials. ' It appears that, the day after the fhip failed, their patron Toogahowe made them prtfent of three pieces land, two uncultivated ...
... divifion of Moreau's army under Lecourbe has fuddenly returned, afcendedtheLcch, and joining Molitor, who occupied Kempten, has taken Fclkirch, Coire, and in fiiorr, the whole of the Grifon country, and thus formed junction with the army cf Italy, divifion ...