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... ARMY AND NAVY. OFFICE OF: ORDNANCE. Mav 12. Royal Regiment of Artillery-Second Capt. W. Henderson to be Captain, vice Fyers, retired upon half-pay First Lieut. A. F. F. Lennox to be Second Captain, vice Hfenderson; Second Lisut. G. U. Pasley to be First ...
... dollars on board, and after taking out the-specie and cargo, destroyed the vessel, took the crew oo board the Fortune, and landed them at Havannah de Cuba. The privateer is arrived at Bal- tim ore, German Papers, arrived on Friday. The following is the ...
... A Iftuth ihall has arrived, With papers to the 3lat bfJuly. They repeat, that the question Ufafturther ikeddtetion of the Army of Occliation in Prance is in a train of rsegodisatioti but that all the Allied Powcrs are i At agreed upon thle mdnasure. ...
... for chi~tl52't of-air. and lo ;place them out ot ?? with I'h res~ Of the army. With respect to s ithsistolnce, our iratioens bave ?? 1CO xelet consishilog' of'bheeU. white bread, land 1toltands, for the M!i'wtbrt horses I dbs. per day of oats or ?? rlev ...
... over a portion of Miguel's army on the 16th, 1 ,20p prisoners besides a number of deietters, cannon, too followedup his victory with such effeet, that & 'ue1 abandoned Santarem in the night of the 17th, wvhen lljiberating army entered it. Tbe gallant Napier ...
... married couiple are to have in full property a lot of land as ignaed to th-m. a squar( of 1,000 rods of eaciloh y. A foreinelr, unmarried, joining the township, may mare thle same qurntity of land, prorided he rmiarry vitihin six years; and in case of ...
... August-Thursday Evenisig, Half-past Eight o'clock. Our troops of the army of tile Scheldthave repulsed the enemy as far as Turnout amd Capelle; and these ol tthe Netherlands army, reinforced bv trhe brave civrc guard, have driven thiem back to the other ...
... all the sorperiorI ohickirs, andk gave1 Orders to senid the- C let llor~e land thle last manl ilkprnt~iloit re~ t and1( ?? a-, hieaiti ly a t hey visere gi' et. TIhe Britk i t army lieu lialieth, fo rined 'on thle hill, and gale the Prosialis thiree ehleers ...
... alteady well acquainted with the regulations of the army On the fubjea. Yet as experience has lately fhewn the contrary on feveral occafions, it is now bronght to the ferious recolleblion of the army, that evcry one may be complctely aware. of the punifh- ...
... treatment which this much1-injured woman has met with, no doubt can be rationally entertained; that she is dragged forth to - combat, like a victim, on unequal grounds, is equally indu- o bitable, and that she is entitled as a woman, and as a eBritish Subject ...
... nmediatory nature; he visits the armies in noothercapacitythan thatofa private gentleman. Previous to the Lightning's sailing, the James Watt steamer had-arrived at Lisbon from 13ngland, with specie aid clothing for the 'army. There is not a word of news ...
... , to the point of attack, as Napier landed on the Spanish side, and marched upon their rear, taking t hem by suirprise. He also captured two schooners laden with provisione, and the Scorpion cutter, but she landed her cargo. ?? Stag, Captain N. Lockyer ...