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... 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, ...
... years have elapsed, and not the least symptom appeared since. A young woman also who had runnings in several parts of her body, completely cured by .your props, relatives of this young woman gave the first infornottion to the parents Grits& Macaulay, which ...
... 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 ...
... Mos- I cow. and in the I.l.lv.sian army, which is distracted with a diversity of opinions, 'and has enor-• los,es in the different . actions. Some of the Generals been changed. It appears that the ooicion of the army is not. favourable to the plans of ...
... M , Stables 3nd . ochar Out-buillogi, and 3:0 AerA Anthill and Pasture Land, very much adapted to the For lasts to view and further part' ula,a ael l y rMurray. Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Charlag-Crot.s ; by Liter; Ten pad. f, for a Term of Twee: ...
... dispatches. IThile BagratiOn was quickly pursued in his - retreat, anticipated, sepafated, and removed from the main army; that army, cormrand. ed by the Emperor Alexander, retreated on the: Dwiaa. On the lath, -General Sehastiani, following the rear ...
... in trade, enli.-ted |fie army, and having joined the troops under the iqui* of Wellington, was killed in the Battle of Salam a.—The Creditors, taking into their humane consideration the peculiar tuilerings which this poor woman must la hour under with ...
... the Gallacians; the latter surrendered on the sth. Part of our army, which was left on the Douro to watch the enemy, is under Gen. Clinton. Gen. Maitland, with the Sicilian expedition, landed at Alieant on the 10th, and having joined Generals Roche and ...
... to unite with those of Motril, .Granada, and other -places, to make head agaii,st the Spanish army. _ the enemy quitted Almeira, Capt. -.Adams corps:landed, and took possesSion of -the place, Tbcy captured three vessels in the port, destrOyed the hat- ...
... whose army, although principally consi,tiog 01 new recruits and peasantry, thwarted the views of IWOparte; as by Wittgenstein's judicious mancenvres, he vented Macdonald from coUtirming the siege ofßiga, ants by successfully opposing the French army alternately ...
... conferipti , who have entered into the land or lea fery ttviou s to being drawn. Confdripts married anterior to.tbn! day . on which relative to the confcription were carded into exe.euti 4th. The eldcft fon of a woman admilly a widow. .4„,,,S 4ll ..A.confcript ...
... the army at present are as follow : Vie Corps of Count .Wittgenstein, a. short distance The corps of GeneraV : liaggobufwndt, and %Vilna. The corps Geuerais I'utschictilrala4:4iburimiuff l. at Reserve, consisting of the Guards, at Snenzan. The army of ...