... during ike Chi in* •na- week. Th«n(»» Saxton, driver cirnvan Iwt'vei incbelfcr and INrnfiugutfi, t>v IWity MiUanl, a young woman, ulin «>•> only palft-ngcr, on ihr 2d of November, udlh liaviug r»- tier, on lltc conim’in in Hie tLomfrj( tlx fra, was full* ...

... Partners; ami what debts they ate rclpeftively liable to, in either oftbofe charaflem, lib Lordthip diracled the bufinefs to (land ovel kill Wednefday the of Februry. Mr. Pitt and M. Otto dined together on Saturday at Lord Gower’s, in company with Lord Carlisle ...

... talking very freely againft the Government, the Navy, Army, &c. &c. Speaking of the latter, M. Ciioiseui obferved, that the Generals were cul-throat-,plunderers, &c. 4tc. General Oubinot, formerly the Army Italy, was placed near him, and riling from his feat ...

... jointure, and fettle a maintenance on her for life.— if woman fins for divorce, lb« wifi* mud return every article of prefent flic has received from her husband, even before marriage. Hie woman is not compelled, however, to maintain her after divorce ...

... , The rci-ovt kl the villains being anmw« ...

... coach, one of whom had hap leg broken, the other was much about the body. At the bottom St. Martin’s-lanCt well dreded young woman was thrown under ihd wheel* of hackney-coach, by the mob, and killed the lj»t. ■fhe fen of the Rev. Mr. Bsiua wa* one the perfoAs ...

... from tkatlfljnJ. « Tin jrjdligeixt from Sf. Domingo good. * Tbotieud qoirtort the Army were Port ** *»•« Flufliing ami Havre had arr.vrJ. There •eeeeery few fck in the army. tt Th* Cooricr, v»bo charged with the is his way t» Pans. ■ The w«s the 19tb» ...

... expefliug the V et.i. Irio.ie ami Viflor floop; and when the UelindKe Treaty figned, it is fuppofed we thall embark ,he Indian army that are brought to Conir. All the London Papers received m Dublin on the IOUi infiant, which bereuforc delivery were charged ...

... Ic in manufadures, but no one uiil engage (hem. Others have offered to enlill in the army, but the Government have hidden the ofliccr* accept them. The Colonial Army, however, remains, and it is fuppofeu they will be to enlilt in it. Commerce has been ...

... Declaration, the Elvftur will receive trart of land on (he left bank of the Maine ; and Nassau Usinoen ac« quire feveral places in the ate of Treves. VIENNA, Oct. 6. A'great redudion is now making in our Army, for the advantage of (he Finances. are affured ...

... attempts were roatle feUuce ibe Army and * v from their allegiance; it is follows;- That any perfon who (hall malicioufly and ad.ifedly endeavour to feduce any perfon or perfons fcrving in his Majesty's Forces, by land, from Jus or their duty and allegiance ...

... Majefty’s forces land, and other perfons terving bis Majelly’s fnrea by land, their duty and allegiance his Mayetty, and fur inciting and flit ring up the faidThotnus Wi«|dfor, and ollict perfnns alfo ferting in bit MajeUy's forces land, to commit an aft ...