... ARMY CONTRACTS. t t Ctr»l Strml. »4fi Jute, lBij. VIOTICE «» Given ull fupply FRESH BEEF VfU TON Hit M.ijrOyS Land Force* in Cauiftumentft, Quarter*, Rarrackt,iu the undermentioned Cuuotie* lOand*. AMylefra Purb*ni,t«elud. Northamnton UpJfurd lug Holy ...

... BIRTH. On Saturday sennight, a respectable woman t of a son, in the coach, between Liverpool and Manches- ter. She is in a fair way of recovery, having re- ceived every assistance from some gentlemen who were in the coach at the time. MARRIED. On the ...

... Commander-in- Chief of die Expedition, ordered the army to landed at Bordones, place less than league distant from Cumana. In this position they were joined by several divisions belonging to General B.rmiulez's army, and every preparation was making for a spirited ...

... Trees, and a large Kitchen Garden. Together with several Closes of rich meadow LAND, thereto, containing by common estimation thirteen acres, three roods, and four perches of Land, statute measure or thereabouts, be the same more or The House stands in a ...

... The General Thanksgiving to' God, for the great mercies he has vouchsafed bestow on this favoured land, Will take place on the 9th of July. the 11th there will be Universal Illuminations •; Carlton House will surpass any thing ever seen Country, and ...

... accbrding to survey *•« 0 I I Unimproved Moss Land, upward* of 30 0■ 1 And to be LET, from year to year six ' Inclosures of light Clay and Moss Ground, being part of Hirdhon-e Lands, but adjoining the said other lands, containing 30 j it Also, a large INCLOSURE ...

... quit was guarded by ship . He dressed himself in woman's clothes, an I passed as her supposed maid, the name of Betty Boorke, Irish girl. > They got off. though several shots were fired at them; and landed at Mevstot, the seat (X Sir Alexander- Macdonald ...

... bill for amending the poor laws, it is among other things directed, that parishes may provide land for the employment of the poor, and let portions of land to poor inhabitants-~a power is given to vestry meetings rate owners of houses not exceeding nor ...

... immediately took the water and swam with the flood tide about five miles, closely pursued bv the natives in their boats, until she landed under tree Mr. Kao's dock-yard. Here she bid herself down, apparently much fatigued, but lie fore the people the yard could ...

... Patriots and the.Royalists. There is scarcely a doubt, that when the Patriotic army approaches near enough to the Royalists, most the Negrose and Creoles, which II understand the army the latter is chiefly composed, will come over them.- f As have been some ...

... with great loss. On the 19th, the army una:r Major-general Ross, with the marine battalion, a (Ist yhnient of seamen, and the krt Corp*, were landed at Benedict, on the right bank of the l'atutriit. On the 21st, the army advanced to Nottingham. higher up ...

... Colonel Adams, who killed and wounded n. number bis men, and some line wiih elephants, camels, ai>.(l treasury. The Peishwa's army was described Mr. in rapid stale of dissolution. The troops worn out, and completely dispirited, were returning in crowds their ...