... and Coppice Land, part Tithe-free, with a comfortable Cott age Residence, I Awn. a fi ne :Alert e . r Winer well With Bailiff's Cottage, and Buildings in goad order, convenient Ow the Residence and for managing the Farm to advantage. The'Lands are in high ...

... THE ARMY: diplomacy of Doti Onis, Hyde de Neuville, and Abbe Correa, were rerlated and propelled by Mr. !ingot. The policy of England in these affairs is to be resolved by very simple and obvious principles, and the intimatiorri of Mr. Wellesley at. Madrid ...

... most horribly. The youngest daughter of the Prophet, who is about years of age, ( and represented of the army »e have I conversed with,, to woman very superior lo her associates, was sad and silent ttic whole Time —she participated not in the general ...

... THE ARMY. A detachment Of the Royal A Nillery, with their bag 'rage. went trom Woolwich Marshes Through London, on Friday 'Morning, on their route. to Wredon Barracks, where they are to be,quartered. . A detathineut of 'pensioners has marr:lied to Portsmouth ...

... number of sick and wounded soldiers from the army in Portugal, bound to Portsmouth, but detained by contrary winds, is off this harbour. Lord Viscount LovrrnErt, who came a passenger in her from Lisbon, has landed here, and is going on a visit to his brother ...

... THU ARMY. Major.Otifl. Baiu ov Iro.n the SollcWetl District is cuiuian>l of !iie gsrrifoii of Dover, in tlie room of Major.Geueial TjlsoS) who is imme. join inO ton?s army Portugal, Mill) the local rank Lieut.-General. _ The 3 ...

... ARMY CONTRACT. COMMISSAR GENERAL'S OFFICE, Barbados', May 23, 1817. PERSONS willing to enter into Contracts for Supplying the Colonies of Demerary and Berbice, h'nd Islands of Barbados, Tobago, Trinidad, Grenada, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua ...

... of the army of his Royal Highness the’ Prince Re- geuty in the face of the enemy. His Excellency congratulates the” Portugnese nation on the in- ergase ot ylory acquired by their mewin arms in’ the battle of the [Och instant, when the allied army, the most ...

... LE PAD l ake ect, may ARMY. CONTRACTS. fs Office, Great George ent Bix (Gi 14th June, 1813. NI OTICE, is Given to all BERF and to Hie Land en. in Cantonments, Quarters, ard Barracks, in| dermeationed Counties aud idauds. ter, Auglefea Northamp Bedford ...

... THE ARMY. A round drrss, comnosed jaconrt muslin; thi body is plain, tight to the shape, and . vaist moderate length; long sleeves; the skirt mented at the bottom with trimming of bauillonne: there are three rows, each is firishet with a cord the top ...

... THE ARMY: Detachments of the Guards, 233, 41st, and 83d regiments embarked last wait at Portsmouth, foe Lisbon. The East Essex has removed from Portsei to Forehouse Barracks; and the detachment of that Aliment which was statione d Inrt Curitb(ll and, ...

... THE ARMY. The volunteering which commenced yesterday was most successful, many regiments turned out all their quota for the line—this was generally for regiments under Lord WELLINGTON and General GRAHAM. The weather being unfavourable on Sunday, the troops ...