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... rtsßi-MStieir, »>!» . ev. injm>.,ates.. ~t none of o«n family, hi. were fil succeed turn to , « riil of old woman, and to a youngone ; and this he does for the welfare France, tor which always sacrifices the sweetest affect of his heart . ahe jn irri ...
... to ready for act ion, and Who, if they had them, would form French army actually landed in the country. The consequences be dreaded from these, should even small farce make good landing, are too palpable to require further animadversion. We believe there ...
... war ; and Major Miller; as a seldom) adherent to the of ju.tice, who felt deeply latereated in behalf of religion, his nat►ve land, his summit sovereign, and the termer happy constitution of the country, perceived that, the actual commencement ofhositilities ...
... IHrso-making Hue, that being the situation she lived in last, a Young Woman. Direct for A. B. No. 20, Little Qnecp-strn-t, Lin ?? elds. AS Professed Cook, or Cook and Housekeeper, a Woman, 33 years of age ; has lived with a man-rook ; can have a good character ...
... hereby erven to sil Persons desirous of Contracting to fcßplv tV fo tio\ii*i'* Atticles for the.Use of the Army, JDv.1 — CnrAl). to !»= 'Uajestv's Land Forcf-s in Cantonments, Quar- Irr-, and Barracks, in ?? undermentioned' c.oxinties, Cornwall ' ted York ...
... of war,'on Alba del in .Spain. The latter, as stal' d a cruise elf Dungcncss. %, . Jan.2.—‘■Arrived the Hope. Jones, (if be army elected ,ts retreat vHt .o Ut any vt. ! f bl fllld ie Brixt A from elloiVs ot. pa, tof enemy pursue it, , lill , ._c ai ; ( ...
... ture Land, all, except 3 Acres, being freehold, and now in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Borrett. A FARM in Laxfield; comprising a good dwelling- house, barn, stable, and other outbuildings, and ill A. OR. 29P. of rich arable, meadow, and pasture Land, all ...
... aged 90, discovered, on entering the room, the woman laying by the lire.place with herclothes in 'dames : the screams of 'the maid immediately brought up the family, who rendered the untortu. nate old woman every possible assistance—bat it is not thought ...
... Colonels - fifty, who commanded the rearff-uard of the army in the island. of - Walcheren, with his Aide de Camp, Capt. Hay, and.Capf. -Mitchel of the Quarter Master Generat's Department, landed from, the.tilys;es frigate on Monday at/the Nore: • . The ...
... Garrison Battalion, . - BREVET.—Maior H. H. Bradford; of the F. to be Lieut.- 'Col. in the Army. Capt. Hans Allen, of the late Royal Irish Artillery, to be Major in the Army. Capt. John Campbell, of (Nu°, ditto. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, -Dec,. 1809. , s ARTILLERY KING's ...
... Intelligence. i According to the latest accounts not than m 45,000 troops were to compose the espedition. The command of this army, it is alledgeti in the public prints, was to be on the Earl of Chat ' 'is spa-1, serting him not wonld have chosen for an ...
... flight 800 of the enetny'S . caydlry. : The Army Medical Board, it is confidently said, is very ,shortly to be abnlistted ;' a step which no doubt, give, some satisfaction to' the public as well as to the army.. The.whOle system has, indeed, long required ...