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... THE ARMY, his appointment. The Honourable Miss Sr. Jowl, daughter of the late Lord St. John, by Lady St. John. The Countess of ORMOND, upon her marriage. H by the Countess Temple. The Hon. CHARLES TOWN ,END, by his father, Lord Bayning. Miss NEEDHAM, ...
... THE ARMY. and family under the protection of the British fleet, and to have follow:d the example of the Porturueze Court, emigrating to South America; but they had not the means to make their wishes known aad were betrayed, it is believed, by the PRINCE ...
... THE ARMY. Arrived on Satu r d a y at H arw i c h severa l sa il o f trinsports, having on board the 76th (Hindoustan) an 67th regiments, which landed thena this day ; they are from Guernsey and Jersey. Major-General MooaE, to take the command at Newfoundland; ...
... should not please army in the niomenf of triumph ; and hee - trusted that those who knew him would be sAisfied that the prohibition whit:h he was compelled to pronounce was in violation of his feelings, anti resulted solely - from his sense of duty, ...
... difembarkation might be rafoly efretted at Bay. The landing was, however', attended wlth Inferable difficulties, on account. of Ow rod; 'force landed on the sib andlith, and General Spencer. landed on the 7th and As loon 3$ the neeellioy arrangements ...
... acting she has undertaken. She is a very fine woman, and fills some parts with much excellence. Mr. 'Awls did net look well in Doricourt, and did not possess his usual ease.—Miss Bnisrow looked the woman of fashion, and was a most interesting portrait ...
... It appears the German Papers, that Aufttia, notwit 1 (landing the ftatcments to the contrary the French and Dutch Papers, (till continues her cniUtary p'cparalions. By a recent Order of the Aulic Council, the feienteen frontier diftrifls of the Auftrian ...
... again irps re. in the rowich. n army fved in lie ho. Setvi*, iuptemc rfidency ere are ate to the field leafurea and the 111 who heir at. foreduohfcrip>e >e a fol- is to be cannot be di- imNor. ten and packet- tings at tymami, ; Danilli ope, the [unercial ...
... Johnson,ef Tv/telt/nes Mills,M parish el Basile:army, Northamptonshire, miller, and ounfactor. . Pearce , of St. Albait's-ateeet, Wertroinstere-Middlisinc, ladles' March 1 5, April 2, at eleven, and April $3, ten, at G Attondes, Messrs. Denton and Parker ...
... of the Army of Norte; Michael Pereira For*, Adjutant General to the same Army: and Joseph Lopez de ,Souza, commanding the vanguard of the Army of Sul. To be a Brigadier—Francisco da Silveria Pinta da 'Fonseca, commanding a division of the Army of Norte ...
... accessible than St. Julien, by land, and th batteries were very strong. Peniehe lie coni say very little, had only seen it from slii;i board. had reason for believing, however, that’i was of considerable strength, both bv sea and land. Sir A. Wr.LLFSLF.v here ...
... Wellesley's' wishes, for the express purpose of supplying the army with whatever heavy erdnance the Commander in Chief might require. : . Sir WellesleN—Was Gan. Spencer Aware that before'the army Was in a situation to attaekPeniche, or any other fortified ...