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... DISTIiIBU7Iak &VIE ARMY: We lay before the Public the kbe ' BairtuiPoace, Which sve hairi spalerl no pains or labour make' as correct as possible. Staternent published haying ceased to particularift the Quarter of the Troops, a great degree of inconvenience ...
... pretest trlth the Army, the loth Augult , and 4th of September, tilos , are unit. ted to (hate in Prize taken by the army during the War. with the exceptions hereafter mentioned. , ad, MI Corps,Oflicers and Soldiers who joined the army between t►e 4th ...
... Upwards of zoo men, belonging to tlie battalion of the Army of Refcrve, quartered in Liverpool, have volunteered their Unices to join the regiment the line. The port ion the Army of Refervc quartered in Briltol, under the command of Colonel Lutn- Icy ...
... {Jf* » «ry thing good. WiU it second time lend to make new disembarkation in Holland ? Wih land 60,000 men on the to attack the frenen army in Hanover » The result it would be many men and inevitable debilitation. eauirl advsntageoui the powers contiguous ...
... WANTS SITUATION, as TEACHER a BOARDING-SCHOOL, YOUNG WOMAN, of genteel Connections, who has been engaged in the above Department some Time.—She will engage to teach plain and fashionable Works, Writing, and Arithmetic; acquainted with School Business ...
... Gazette contains in the Eastern ever been enthusiastically venerated the armies of MfDDDiStX Euction —The friends Regiment Middlesex Militia j also the Vo- (.’ranee. was not to lie expected that brilliant Francis circulate the followinz m*' lon Cavalry ...
... to PURCHASE,y in, or near the Somerset,—A COMPACT FREEHOLD to 200 Acres of good Land, with suitable T r» on » possession of which' Will be required at Lady Day next. , r to £ Tr Davies^* 4 attorney, Waftninster; or the ; e Frome, on WednesdayB by letter ...
... that although A. O’Connor, and several other Irish rebels, had commands the army, and the English and Irish Guides were board. The general report at Brest was, that this armament wss neither destined tor England nor Ireland, but for the East-Indies, because ...
... NEW HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Including faithful and accurate Account of all the momentous EVents from the Landing of Julius Caesar to Commencement of Hostilities with France in 1803. (Illustrated with upwards of 130 Engravings, descriptive of the most prominent ...
... I. lag gardener, which ,fbe.faid, the wore, 'ie.:aide; The got. more wages by appearing as a Man, .than las a woman. She is a married wOman,-has three t • i . icni,nren, out s tepatged from her being no prolecution, the was difchare,ed, alter very proper ...
... fine young ?? lhe Land Tax is redeemed.— The tenant wiM shew the premises. LOI 11. Consists of a good farm-house, cottage, barn, stable, and other convenient outbuildings, yards, garden, orchard, and several Inclosures of excellent Land, in the highest ...
... Auctioneer, in Stafford. To be Sold by Private Contraé, NE Thoufand Five hunered fquare yards of Land, O together with a Houfe adjoining the faid land, ficuate at Lane End; in the Staffordthire The is pleafantly fituated for building upon, and the whole ...