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... THE ARMY. COPY OP A. LETTER FROM TH.P . RIGHT HON. LORD .HoBART, ONE OP Hls IVIAIEbTY'S • PRINCIPAL' SECRETARIES OF sTATE, TO THE I,ORDS LIEUTENANTS OF THE SEVERAL COUNTIES OF SCOTLAND. MY LOAD, Downing-slreet, April 19, I'Bo2. N consequence of the conclusion ...
... ARMY . stßvzcr. The Secrita7 at aftcr a few prefatory 01 vatiUns, in which he ftated that the nece.ffar3 tions of the Army were going on, and 'trk propofed tai reduce . the Cavalry to 6 . 9 annual amount of expence of their m:nc.. t n:, be A redudion ...
... offered to enlift in the army, but the Govern- ! lfarily 'compels many !perroni, whore . property lies nuent have forlaielden the officers to accept them. in fist line of the intended road, to part with it. I !The, colonial army, however, remains, and it ...
... Fr -rich Republic. 11. Frain the day on which the French army fhAll occupy a pofition, all officers, whether civil or military, who than obey other orders than thok of the Genezzla of the army which I commtad, lhall be treated as rebels. a 111. The c ...
... to-con quer, such as the Army of ‘the, Army of of &c. ; and it: ap Beate’ the present Goverament have followed the same principle in the institution of the Legion of Honaur, We hope it will not prave.t Me them the he Pr omised Land, they never will reach ...
... of John Surnder; consisting of a House, Out,Buildings,* Orchard, Gar and several Closes of Land, containing 32 A.:2 R. 13 P. In EUXTON. 2. Two Closes of Land called the Rye Crofts, in the.several possessions of John Johnson and Williahri Rose; containing ...
... of Cecil's Gullet, between Lichfield-street and Stafford -street, Birmingham. During the service of her husband in the army, a woman of the name of Yeomans had cohabited with John Jee, a steel-grinder, who resided in the place above-mentioned ; and her ...
... were made to feduee'the Army and Navy from their allegiance; it is as follows:, That any perfon who fhall maliciouily and ! advifedly endeavour to fed uce any perfon or perfous feving in his Majetty's Forces, by fta or by land, from his or their duty ...
... parts of the country this week, and lodged their. contents, consisting of camp apparatus and other matters belonging to the Army, in the stores adjacent to the Grand Canal. Very 'large quantities of flour and malt arrived this week at the harbours of the ...
... Caldw'dt, against the said William Walker, fo Ci r 1 aunt- the lands of the Earl 15' iin the Isle. ing alai, suooting on of rawford; and of 'William .Cochrane, Esq. of - , the Mail of , f ) land, at a common fowler, - without liberty LrcHil Itle Proprietors ...
... and RICHEPANSE, and landed at Brea, amount at prefent_to sooo._ . . The balance. of trade with France is beginning at length to turn in our favour. In the latt fortnight 40z paffengers were landed at Calais, and 64.2 have been landed at Dover in return ...
... always unkoown, eafily find an ;try. turn, or means of efcape. Theft wars frequently futpend the irrigation and culture of the lands,, and the payments f the imports. I 'frequently received, (continues General Reynier,) complaints relative to affarlination ...