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... impossi- ble to find other employment at the Peace. This be- nefit we can without regret see then secure; but it is difficult to observe wish the same indifference, that they are providing, by this conveyance, the means of an uninterrupted commerce, during any ...
... the Elbe. Naples isio tbe garrisoned by French troops, under the pretretofircpielling any attacks of the Britishfleets. The corps of Conde is to be ?? French troops have nearly ev acuated Austria. According to an article in the last I Iamburgh Mail, a treaty ...
... chara3aer. Satfurday last the Queen's Dragoans, the 29th Regt. of Foot, and the several volunteer corps ip this city, assembled lot the Barracks, accompanied by a corps cf the Flying Artillery, and fired a feu de joye in honor of he victory gained by our naval ...
... acknowledged as Grand Duke of Tuscany at Madrid, and there have been gniat rejoicings and illuminations upon the oc- casion. His Royal Highness was to set out from Madrid on the 21st, was to proceed first to Paris, and from thence to Florence. The operations ...
... was alreadv employed, and that in this number were included ail the volunteer and yeomanry corps; and indeed the whole strength of the empire. He must observe that that army of rescne, which was led on by that hero, who was so much the object of venteration ...
... Castle Green, on) Sundav last, after even- ing service. The corps miade a very good fieldi day, atid practisced stneet firing in divisions attd by files, in a very expert niarner. T[he Royal Cortiall Militia, comman led by Major Peter, are on their march ...
... ttoc'~edwith twvonionths le; provisions, of the bestqsuality. On Sunday we assisted de at miass with the milinirs nitoic of the corps, which tenided to conciliate the C~ecrne of the people. and to in dissipate all the prejudices they had entertainetl against ...
... obliged to retreat with loss. The French, during the whole of the action, refused their right. They pushed forward, however, a corps of light troops, supported by a body of infantry and cavalry, to keep our left in check, which certainly was, at that time ...
... advance post on the heights of Quebec, under the imirormel Wolfe, and is the same corps whicll so valorously distingutshed itself in Holland under the commatud of his Royal Highness the Duke of York. A letter has been received from an officer on board tite ...
... are still without any official information ftrorm (ditral Menou. The Moiottetr, however, ha-3 jublished, without a sitrle observation, the Extraor- dlinaty Gazette accobns f the battle of the 21st. The 8t.- ;ei papers are not quite so silent. The Journal ...
... Wellhpool.'- Captain Drummond, of the Royal Wavy; to. Lady Charlotte hisenzies, ridett daughter of the Duke of Athol. DIED. Lately, at the ifland of Timor, in-the Eaft- Indies :apS. Franris Stratton, of the Royal Navy. At. Gibraltar, Lieurt-Col. 1Mosstonun ...
... II. was observe as usual ; the: royal standard whs hoisted at Govern- meat-bouie, and on board thc flag-ship ; royal salutes were rxred-rom -the men of war and ?? noon Major-General -Eglhvd reviewed on the Hoe, the fol- lowing volunteer corps, viz. Plymouth ...