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... the highest approbation of the skilful and g-allant conduct of the British naval officers and seamen employed as auxiliaries to the corps under Sir A. Campbell, irt its invasion of the Buermese territory. Sir Peter Pubs and all his partners, were at the ...
... Poles with the utmoil clemency and indulgence. The Aullrian auxiliary force, in confe- quence of an unlimited armillice, ace gra- dually retiring to the Gallician froßtjjpi*. Regnicr's corps, as I eotrj&tared, retired behind the Aulirians, by Rawa. to ...
... Goupy is contradicted. The unfortunate Las Casus had arrived at Egra, where he was delivered over to the kind keeping of the Police Officers of the father-in law of his late Master. According to ao article from Frank- fort, some new league is on the tapis ...
... their rei- peclive corps, rieferve the highett praife. There -never was any occalion when better arrangements for the ready execution of the fervice, or greater exertions in the courfe of it, wctc made by thofe iti ltinguithed corps The want of fuccefs ...
... 2. That the Members of Auxiliary Societies, whose subscriptions amount ip one guinea or up- wards annually, or to ten guineas or upwards at one time, may purchase Bible* and Testaments, from the Depository of the Auxiliary Society, within the year, ...
... i:;eiusive. On rHURSDAY, thr Sth of OCTOBER. jnoseatPd. per day, from the 61st Foot, and all tiie remain- IB}; lte--ent_ and Corps, a* also those at iOd. per diy On FRIDAY, the Pdi of OCTOBER. 'Is. per day from the different Regiments of Cavalry. â¢it ...
... 7..ai ufai2urerv and all 'the Commercial Ofders. N. B. Person* insuring for 3001. or upwards, will not be charged for the Police- By Order of the Diresflors, H. A. HA RDY,. Sec. of Country I apartment. i This Day is published, IftiJ vols. lStno. embellished ...
... her own hands a Spanish colour. The women of Cohamho weie stationed to defend a (Mist, on the attack ou that town, anil all perished. In Upper Peru jt is now customary to enquire, ?t every roll- call, if the women of Coham '> ...
... was, our 1 0 Id any one tell fur what reason tbey were looking at her. Some of the men got on each other's bucks, aud the women - on the backs of the chairs, such was the rage to see her. She bote It for a long time with tbe most imperturbable firm- ness ...
... having loft 3000 men in the march to and from Cor- dova. He had fent out a corps of 5000 men to examine whether his retreat by the Mo- rena paffes was practicable, but this corps was cut off ' Five thoufand men had been fent from Madrid ..to reinforce him ...
... the perusal of our eventful annals an interest a liun .l, If l * tten ...
... with such aie:iiis as were then in the power of the besiegers, tbey could not take Oporto defended by British and French auxiliaries. But the fact must not he dis- piised, that such another victory on the part of Don iVilro, would almost be a defeat. He ...