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... same be accompanied by a statement, explaining when and where, me women landed iv this country, and why tltey did not in thc'regnlar way solicit Passesat I lie place there they landed, as also in what manner and when ihey leached London, and at what dale* ...
... TIIE ARMY. The late Officers of (he Ist Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers had a meeting on the It'th instant, when ii was re- solved, in order to enable Government to withdraw the whole of the Regular Forcc-Trom Edinburgh and l'iershill Barracks ...
... consisting of Splot-lane, Totney. and Poolbridge Farms, with sundry other Lands, and Three Farm-houses, coutaining 669 A. 2 R. 25P. of Land, principally ox pasture and rich feeding land, nnder ;;nd by virtue of a certain contract entered into by tbe above- ...
... only good troops are thdse of vhich the English, Portuguese, and Spanish armies consist ; bof while all this is proclaiming by them, the French armies are in sight of the English army, capturing A«torga, besieging Ciudad It drigo, Bada- joi and Cadiz ; capturing ...
... are now with onr armies. Seven days past a company of white people collected and rushed on the town ; and as there were but few red people there, ahd all friendly, just what few were left to guard their town, the rest still yvith our army, the w bite people ...
... tional Pioperty ahove stated, of England, Scot- land, and Ireland, would produce.. And that the yearly expenditure could not exceed as follows:— For the Crown, in I xpeusesof ihe Court. Great Offices of State, Army, Navy, Dock *t ards, Ord- nance. Sec . ? ...
... situation of the English and French armies, has induced the Proprietors to oifer the few remaining copies to notice of, Sketches taken by the Ilev. Mr. Bradford, during the campaign, and on the route of the British army in 1808 and 9, bein* coloured, with ...
... the Liberating Army of Venezuela states, that Bolivar had completely de- feated the Royal army of 3000 men, commanded by Gen. Ba- ?? da, on the Tth Aug. at Bejaca. not many leagues from the capital of Santa Fe. Of the wh»le enemy's army scarcely 50 men ...
... extorted by violence from an amiable but weak and timid woman. Why did you date the letter from Basle, when Madame Siruazin is at Coire? Why did you make her say that she was born in Switzer- land, when it was known that she was born at Exeter, in Devonshire ...
... with a detachment of the Crow n Prince of Swe- den's army, under the command of (ieneral Baron de Bote, in the reduction of the fortress of Glu;-kstadt. On the 23d ult. six 3 L 2-pounders were landed, to be formed into a battery, assisted by a party of ...
... •'•• p-focii-al contents of wliich we have extract- he Monit-curs, of which regular sets have come •land, contain no intelligence from the armies in t-mnaiiy ; nothing respecting the prc-po* d Congress ; 'Tany accounts from llie Peninsula. >»me of ihv ...
... by their own arms, or a review within the walls of their conquered capital ofthe armies of their conquerors, all are viewed with nearly the same feelings. Tlte market woman, on Thursday last, went in a body to present a nosegay to the King of France ?? ...