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... THE ARMY. 'We understand that it is the intention of Govern. ment so send British Wicers to Minorca, for the purpose of training, disciplinini, and organizing the de• setters from the French armies and other recruits collected in that island, after which ...
... THE ARMY. Notice was this morning issued, that the half yearly pay to the Half-pay Officers in his Majesty's land forces, will commence payment on th e 9th instant. Three transports which arrived at Plymouth on Monday night from Lisbon, were filled with ...
... THE ARMY. Three companies of the 95th regiment (third bat. ialion), and one comp/my of the Royal Staff Corps, began to embark this morning at Portsmouth. Three companies of the 95th regiment (second battalicm), and 80 men of the 7th foot, will follow ...
... the door, was called there by her groans, the prisoner actually upon the body of the woman. Whether be had perfeetrd his , Is not bare. The circumstance of the woman. being bruised, her appearance, bespoke the resistance she had made. The blood may be ...
... was of opinion, art if the army Ind been landed successively i n dioions on the Ist, 2d, and 3d of August, the b.itterie before Antwerp would have been ready on the evtning of the 9th. He did not land oh Walcheren til' the 30th of July ; he expected that ...
... ►rHE ARMY. This morning the two regiments of Life were reviewed on Wimbledon Common. That fine regiment of Hussar cavalry, Dragoon Guards, of which Lord is nel,- is arrived in Dublin, and has replaced Dragoon Guards in duty of that garrison, The LAVINIA ...
... BBlTiSll ARMY IN PORTUGAL HOLLAND* .j*. The intelligence stated the subjoined letter ia extracted from an official document, published at Amsterdam, Under the authority of tlte principal Douanier : Amsterdam, Aug. li.—The subsequent articles are extracted ...
... was to land the ssusn Mien, intrusted to command, at Cads:mil, at one trip; end it woild have been ulisafe have the force in detachment% of hich the Commodore had said was the greatest force lie could put on shore in the boat; ; and the landing troops ...
... - u. ; ■ It is said, (hat all persons at Corunna capable of. serving in the army, and not employed, in the defence of the works, had been sent join the Galhcian forces-. —The following is an extract of one ot the latest letters from that town, dated July ...
... apparel, to the amount of about 5001. . On Friday a poor woman, in a deranged sta!e of mind, was observed to throw an infant into the water: at Batilebridge ; the child 'was drowned, and the woman attempted to destroy herself also, but was prevented by ...
... - PAL nirnaucENcis. THE ARMY. FALMOUTH, MARN . of the transports, with drivers Olery on ail -- Sailed the followi ng Packets :—th Lady Arabella, board, which, sailed from Cove on the 28th ult. under PORMUS, for the Brazils; the Ptnce of Wales, convoy ...
... tify the accumulation of an army at so much risq and expence un that quarter ‘The late heir apparent to the throne ef Holland whom Buoxararts unmade into the Duke of Ben on the abdication of his father, arrived at Paris on the 20th of last meuth The fawning ...