... Sir Ralph Abercrombie's army, at Macri, has been fo well fupplied with provifions and fruit that very few pet fons have died. Brigadier-Ger eral Moore is gone to Acre, toconfult on the neceffary operations of the army on its landing. The following is a pretty ...

... ARMY ESTIMATES. The SECRETARY at WAR presented the Army Estimates, and gave notice, he should move them in tlie Committee of Supply orr Friday. Mr. ROBSON expressed a wish that the Estimates might be printed. The SECRETARY at WAR said, they were ex_ aftly ...

... H ARMY. Mistral diftribution of the Briti(h Army, Feb: 1. Jet:Warr. Fentible. Mit TN. Inv. c.v. by: England a,,el Wales 1 9 4 74 122 3 1 North Britain 1 I 2 14 4 Ireland 7 I 3a 6 Jerfey.Gaernfey, &e. 9 2 11 20 In the Garrifons of Gib-. ralur , Minorca ...

... 7 1 •,tql THE BRI7ISH ARMY' IN EGYPT. 4 4 Tapofires, near Aboukir, March 2T. gi I take advantage of a brig, which is now getting under weigh . far Rhodes,.. - to inform you; that Mecou, having on Thurfday evening joined the garrifon of Alexandr With 2000 ...

... OF a terra* now annexe 4 20 etOtausatto au se dont We arrived here on the Weld land for bad weather, till the Ilth. whoa th e and a fine final partof the . army a landing, under a veryheavy fire of _Mad non- - We the Wain aid drove our from. with very ...

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... FRIDA 1, 1801. EAST-INDIA MOUSE, April a t THE COURT of DIRECTORS UNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS I LAND EAST INDIES, hired' N That ell 3qL of Exrdwrige drawn from aad for is England and follio Are a the Moab, May, Yore, mod Jody awn, de immediately paid is ...

... - 1T17•7 Tthi JnitelStatts, . _ A ith ahout three hundr d pairi,ugers, from In-land for -1311tirtuire, has treen cfl away on the eattern fliore (Virga). Are told that fome- of the people have . ..lnert_ Jog, au& s the ref t vtry fckly. We fehr velfel ...

... GAZETTE PA''hd f-t £ U'JCKT ADMttAlTT-Orncr U B rrrn iSoi IN r you tul lately rt 1 thrown ujr land ar ewM anv upon tli tor ivith drift un-tr Weir cover ditch work (gtr k ! i I'ttl harm Ii'o i n t SMetorc I le ally lvifd of rgually u wounded otir-felvev ...

... Prince Adolphus and Gen. Manners.— As he paired through the Park an old woman exclaimed— God biers your Majelly and Admiral Nelfon.—His Majelly replied— Thank you, good woman, thank you. _ The King has made a prefent to the Prince of Wales of a moll ...

... of the name of Prier'land. That application was made on the part of a Lieutenant of the Firft Regiment of Dragoon Guards. It is unnecefttrv, laid the Counfel, to make any obfervations on the importance of fuborclination in the Army, and that military men ...

... important difpatches from the Army of the Rhine, their length, and the late hour which have received them, prevent us from fending off our paper this day to the departments. ...