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... ARMY. Extract of a letter which we feceived . yesterday, Jilted lirusSels, May 3.—' On Monday last the Duke IVellington reviewed the brigade of Guards at Enghien, and expressed himself in the highest terms nt approbation on their line martial appearance ...
... his Court were to retire-to Abbeville, way into Marshal Ney and the Army under him are said to have joined the Usurper—indeed it from all that bas oc- eurred since Buonapargre landed in France, that 2 regular, organised, and well planred scheme among ...
... proceed embarkation for the Nethet lands without' delay. Transports are eolleeting at Falmouth; to prOeGed immediately for Lisbon, in order to convey from thence to Ostend the 10,000 Portuguese troopl, part of the army disciplined by Marshal who will again ...
... A THE ARMY. Ow-fourth of iaFh of . the foliowinglifia Regiments was diseharged on'ilie',Wth of May, another fourth is to he discharged successively on tht. , 10th June, and August :—Beikshire, Cambridge, Carmarthen, Cheshirc,Derby, East Essex, West Essex ...
... Plaintiff from stating Ins title to the land relative to which the Defendant had entered into contract with him. Tile case to which refer is that of Cooke Vi.jLoi.ley. It was action for the use and occupation certain gtehe land—and the defence set up was, that ...
... coneh:boase, stables, r other 4b4ens ; Jtitetwo prim, 'hot-house, pisery, pietism essierrentery. sod • !urge sheet armies stocked *mot ACHES of LAND. ' • ' Togedwr 414 it 'ORCHARD, GARDEN, M adjoienag, shoat TWO ACRES. Early may he bad, ends part wf the Pebob ...
... cases where conVevances can be procured only fbi a part of the distance which the woman has - to travel, there will be . no objection then to the place to which the woman is to be - so conveyed, as well as her ultimate destination, being specified, whenixer ...
... Tuesday last. . • Ramegate, Sept. 21—We' 'regret to announce the , landing here of a British Officer :frem. Ostend; under - arrest' and- in irons, said to hese entered the French army,. and taken at tht battle of Waterloto - He is a fine looking young ...
... 'Woes= to the army in the Netherlands. MARGATE, MAY 29.—This morning arrived the Hero packet, Captain ST:.ANACU, from Ostend, which place she left last night, with many passengersaif re. spectability : and at six o'clock this morning landed from a Diver ...
... state of defence. Eight armies, or corps of observation, are formed as follows: the Army - of the North, the Army of the Moselle, the Army of the Rhine, the Corps tif Observation of the Jura, which is to reunite-at Beloit, the Army of the ...
... were not landed for The originals were produced, and proved to be correct by Gen. Whittingham. t 0 .ys, account of the surf. It must, how These papers were received in evidence, but were ever, strike the Court, that the difficulty of landing not read ...
... vessels, with 5000 men, a corps of artillery, and the usual appendages to the army, and proceeded to the weathermOst landing.place, Sainte Sauveurlit had been proposed to have landed three divisiotis at the 'same time, but the want of boats put that out of ...