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... propofed, we underfiand, that tha expedition to France Ihall be compofed partly of Britifh and partly of Rufflian troops. This army will be put under the orders of a Ruffian (;eineral, and mnolt probably of Marlhal Suwar- row. Thle Engliih General to be appointed ...
... Hannah and requiring fatisfacYion, do invite her to meet me the Itage, and box for three guineas each woman holding half croivn each hand, and the woman that drops the money to the battle-. ANSWER. I, Hannah Hv6elcJ> Newgate- Market, hearing of the will ...
... Majesty's ship 43. X). long. 10. 1. On the Sept. in lat. 45. long. o2. 44. she spoke his Majesty's ship Mercury. the Sept. she landed the mail at Halifax, and found there Admiral Vaudepufs Hag in the Ajax, of guns, company with the Albans and Boston. His Majesty's ...
... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Before his Majelty’s Commiflioners for the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax, in the County Kent (free and exonerated from the Land Tax) THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, fituate the county; the fitft four Lots on Monday, the day ...
... now refufe to exchange our General for any Is other perfon than Aapper Tandg, which was le their firdt propofition, while our army was it) . -lolland. Genera] Don, on being, made ac- quainted with the propofal, very gallantly ob- le ferved, that lbe would ...
... the Direcroit s, to exert hinifelf to flhvc the vwretched remains of this army, for ?? tile inoft immcmliate celief, not a mnan of them would be able to returti to thwir niative land. Anouther. letter fays, that they niluft file to the Turrks for tlre meawi ...
... agreement; and they now rtfufe to exchange our General for any other perfon th-in Tandy, which was their proportion, while our army was in Holland. General Don, on being made acquainted with the propofal, it is (aid, obfecved, that he would rather die in ...
... transmitted to Francis his definitive views respecting the ensuing campaign. An army of 45,000 men will go to the Rhine: it will be commanded by its own officers. Another army will be put at the disposal of England. the court adopts this plan, the troops ...
... be injury to the army, becaufe lie left the command of it in the hands fo able General ; but that he would exerthitnfelt to forward every (pedes of fuccour and alfo to fend them company ot comedians, as well knew that a French, army could not be kept ...
... of about ;. in cafh .-OnSaturdtay ?? vasobtained for appre- hending a woman, faid to be a Jewefs, who keeps a numn- ber of-poor children employed upon tambour-work, near Kings Land. This Itep was occafioned by the fudden death of one of them, Mary Dancomb ...
... brown velvet, richly embroidered with filver; as were molt eofthe Noblenien in embroidered fuits, exceptthe ofricers of the army and navy. TH~ EBA FL was opened in Mintiet Danciiir by the Duke of Clarence and Princees Augalua, fo~llowed by the Duike ol ...