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... the French revolutionary armies, and at the age of 30 years he was already the commander-in-chief of a division of the army under Bonaparte, in the celebrated campaigns of 1796 and 1797 in Italy, in which the Austrian armies in that country were all but ...
... d is all parts of the werth. After the amass of gaiety sad festivity last Me witatemod r it mean be without a palatial St =land partisipators in &see dessuld loyal d to aneetiess et every-day life. sew bey, after the Chebbass holidaysrept men unwillingly ...
... the departure of steamers for Gvita Vecchia to take troops —some for Algeria and others for France--eo as to re- I duce the army of Italy to 20,000 men. Letters from Toulon of the 22d inst state that several of the ships composing the Mediterranean squadron ...
... moderate rate f freight as during the ?? 'odurant. WOMAN BURNT To DEzAT':-At Eamont Bridge, on Saturday last, Fanny, the wife of Saunderson Miller,was burned to death in her own house. This unfortunate woman was very much addicted to drinking spirituous liquors ...
... course greater. In New South Wales. in 1817. of the adult population, 81,52 were males, and only were females. In Van Diemen's Land the same disproportion exidM. Mr Herbert shoes that these disproportions arise from the same - that we have kept at keine what ...
... strength courage left to use .it. again rushed into the waves—he boarded the vessel, he took them man by man, and bore them to the land. Six men were rescued thus. His seventh charge was a boy, so helpless that twice was the hold let go. and twice he had to dive ...
... cannot be effected to any considerable extent except by a largo reduction of our Army and Navy. One of the grand pleas advanced in faVor of keeping up our armaments by land and sea, to their present extent, is that they are required for the preservation ...
... VENICE. Venice, Dec. 22.—Marshal arrived the 18th, and was received with great cordiality. The greater part 'of the nobles and landed proprietors remained in the country to look after their property, which is in wretched condition. PORTUGAL. the arrival of ...
... au instant,-A• old woman in Lochwionoeh, in attempting to re-kiudle a low fire by MAD, Of speinkling gunpowder on it. aarrowly escaped from death the other Jay. The powder ignited, and communicated with • large Paull by tlso woman's aids, by her son in ...
... Tournon,for poisoning members of his family. Thirty years ago this man entered into the service of a widow named Gacon, a woman of some very little property. He soon established:a criminal connexion with her, and after awhile married her. She gave him ...
... The remains of the Ikgum have since been deposited in a vault underneath.—Briii lll Army Duperh. DouNe. Stone DzArri.—On the morning of Tuesday, the Ist instant, a woman named Janet 3l•Larm, se;:: found dead in bed by her brother. It is believed that death ...