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... being stripped, her sex was discovered, and by order of Captain THoigrSoN. a woman was fetched on board with clothes for her; the greatest care was taken of her, and she was 'landed at Blackivall in about a fortnight. , She then. went before the QUEEN, who ...
... retire•to Abbeville, on their way into Flanders ; Marshal NEY and the - Army under him are said to have joined the TAin)er—iude e d it appears from all that has oc• curred since BUONAPARTE landed inFrance, that a Tegurar, organi,ed, and well planyed :scheme among ...
... proceed embarkation for the Nethet lands without' delay. Transports are eolleeting at Falmouth; to prOeGed immediately for Lisbon, in order to convey from thence to Ostend the 10,000 Portuguese troopl, part of the army disciplined by Marshal who will again ...
... THE ARMY That fine regimet the 47th, commanded by Major BROAD (which corps so gallantly distingnuished itself in the defence of Tariffa, on leaving Seville to join General HILL was inspected\ hy Colonel LAMBERT, who expressed, in high terms, his approbation ...
... nations. They are all hastening to join the armies in France. DRESDEN, FEB_ 18. Twenty thousand of our landwehr, well trained and , exercised, have just marched away. Reinforcements for the Russian and Prussian armies are continually passing thro' Saxony, by ...
... defeat of French army under MAGDoNAIt b e t o Great and numerous reinforcements arrive from England. There are already t lde s port of this chy, twelve shins cf the line, o f th?se.that. are expeeled, a regittO infantry (the 65th) landed, and a regiment ...
... successes over the Native Princes continved. But it appears that some unpleasant news had been received at Bombay from the army. Gen. GREEN.. nut., on the 17th July, made a grand attack against the Pettsh, in which the British troops displayed unusual ...
... also confirms the landing of 20;000 Enoioi and Spanish troops at Alicant on the lOth August, which had gone into the interior: 'The SRanibli.Gen. O'DONNLL. with 12,000 troops, had been defeated a few days previous, by 3000 Ficnch; his army was dispersed in ...
... 4 few days. Letters have been received from the head-quarters of our north-western army, dated Sandwich, Upper Canada, July 13th and 14th. General Huta., with his army, crossed the river above Detroit on the night of, the 11th, without the loss of a man ...
... apprehended, and held in sureties to keep the peace. A shocking accident happened on Tuesday evening, to a respectabh: elderly woman, of the name of Green, in Brompton-read. Mrs. Green bad hired a coach to set her down at Hyde-park-corner, a!id on another ...
... order of things. 'I he ftiends of the Charter would have taken umbrage at it they would have feared the influence of a young woman educated in the ha- treil of the present system of Government—and, to a certainty, such a report, whether well or ill founded ...
... deportation have alb() appealed, %vith the exception of Dervin, Desbatmes, and,the.woman A great-unitA.)lv English travellers, particularly Members of ParliAment, continue to land at Calais. The English Pellet-Id Lord arrived there on the 7tlt, arid immediately ...