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... ch woman is going, and her route, that she Islay receive such allowances as are authorised by the Act, not exceeding two-pence per mile. 111. Upon production of such certificate to any Overseer of the Poor of any place through which such woman shall ...
... on board one of the revenue.cutters, and landed at Dover on Sunday. The account they give is, that they belonged to one of the 71 gun ships in the Texel, all the men of which had been marched off to join the army, together with all the men who were capable ...
... in that favourable situation. The sickness in the army had greatly abated. The 67th regiment has proceeded from Carthagena to join Sir Joim MURRAY'S army at Alicant : but it is cavalry which that army wants most ; they have only 800. Watteville's fine ...
... 63, purporting to be accepted by Dav:d Thomak, Esq. of the Army Pay Office, to Messis. Biddulph and Cox, }linkers, Charing Cross. He was fully committed for trial. UNION HaLc--An Irish woman, named O'Loughlin, came to this Office yesterday, to mate a ...
... THE FASTING WOMAN. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FRoNT_ A _G_E_NTLEIVIAN NEAR .DERBY, MAY 3, 181$. , The Tuttury humbug is over. The watch on Mrs. Moore, began on Wednefday 4 the.2llt. at two o'clock in the afternoon, and continued until the morning of Friday ...
... 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 ...
... VIE ARMY. Generit I. lit', it'.4 SUEs t Cenersl lion. T. In ent• cownraot as ; ( 1 , 410 Dunlop tier '.:fill) toot, is ti lq t- r . • attioanc.tit to icor, lot Ntlj tv't..i Li NI:TA* CT , Ati..l 1.. . /..e M 3 .14.1 (.I.lles hi .; I ii tit 100 tAlt'l) ...
... 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 ...
... FRENCH ARMY. Statement the St,- and Dbposi.ion of the French Germain the eve the renewal hostilities ' Force. Positions. 1 Mar-la: D'AvbtidJ fOOOOO Lower Elbe, Dantiic, &c. 2. h ar-l LUbenaoj Lus..tia. 1 Main army m Silesia. Parma,D^den,E^,&c Army of re-meat ...
... ARMY PORTUGAL. The following is the disposition of the troops in the Peninsula : Commander Chief, Marquis Weliinglon. Second Command, General Sir Thomas Graham, the Portuguese Army, Marshal Sir VV. Bcrcsford. Cavalry Division, Lieut. Gen. Sir Slapylton ...
... VIE ARMY. Major• General RIAU. * of the 69th Regiment, hvi been removed from the Staff of Great &juin, and appointed to the Staff in Canada. Deputy Commissary-General GRIEVE, lately en% ployed in Portugal, has been ordered to superintend the Commissariat ...
... ARMISTICE BETWEEN THE COMBINED AND FRENCH ARMIES. Some further French Papers to the inst! were last night received in town. They contain three Reports from the Grand Army, but they are of little importance, as an Armislice has, at length, taken place ...