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... Army Estimates. —The army estimates were published Tuesday, and whole amount them is, for the year ll>W- 1849, £6,495,835, being the whole £138,557 more than the gross charge for 1847-1948. The number of all arms required (or 1848 49, is 1.'',,847, exclusive ...
... the Ship to have Leave to land all her Cargo at Medina. JOHN BI'RSTALL. Hull, January _)d, iloo. HULL. Fir LEGHORN, ?? The JOHN, CKffJkja °P' WILLIAM LECK, CB B9p II now laid on for the above Port, with JH IKew Leave to land her Cirgo it Naples, Medina ...
... All that PIECE or PARCEL o 'Arable LAND .called Sandhill, in Thorpe Field, in TowMbip of L ttle*orp^ in the Parish of Ripon aforesaid, containing 2R. 9». -»«•» ?? or leas), bounded on the North, East and South by Land belong- ing to W. C. Rothery, Esq ...
... Archduke Charles arrived at Vienna on the ult. from the army in Italy, which was ftill acting the defenfive in the Tyrol.—The object of his return was fuppofed to be to fettle plan pf operations for the army in Italy. The London Packet fays, that letters are ...
... m&eneral Clairfayt's army is unfortunately ConSrmad.—ft happened on the 18th ult. in which the Auftrians loft men, befides twelve pieces of cannon. The French like«rife ftmered very feverely; as they drove brie'Oiumn of the Auftrian army under the Walls ...
... Warren, has failed to Cowes, to take Under convoy froih thence the corps of Emigrants attached to Earl Moira's army. Thele are to be landed ueon the coaft Brittany, fender cover of this fquadron, and they will probably (oon be followed by detachment Britiih ...
... viceroy. The Empress takes with her to Palmero young and some peasant woman from near the Lake of Como, to be as a wet-nurse to her, her Majesty's physicians having recommended her to take woman's milk Galignani. Death Khosrew Pacha.—A letter from Constantinople ...
... lo^Cll P.ItCJ. A MtjTuage or Tenement, Land! and r\ I'rt-mil'.e?.' at Kirk'.n ,-., ii in the Weft.RWini; of York id -, ; n :!;¦¦ Poilliiion of Richard-Bath, ol uhou. the Yearly Kent ul -,-/. Alf i another MeiTtiaw, Land- and PremilTt-. in the Pof- ffllion ...
... And my Neghbours of this Parish, Bear Countrymen, Halifax, Ofl. £9. MUTINIES in Armies and Seditions in State- have often broke out upon theflighte'i Occafions, an o;d Woman threw her Stool at the Parion as hewa. reading Prayers, and that was the Beginning ...
... about Forty Acrea of Land, lituatc and being in Birchworth, in the Parifli of Peniflone, and adjacent to the new Turnpike-Road be- tween Halifax and Sin ft. Id. The lliiildingt and Tan-Yartf are very commodious and Urge, and the Land it in excellent Condition ...
... General Burgoyne's army, dated the 2d Inftant, they were encamped at and Fort Edward; which place the Rebel-army, days before, abandoned, and were then retiring Saratogha. General Arnold has lately joined now commands their Northern army: He brought him ...
... Pruffiart General •L'Eftocq is \ from to Marienwerder. The Ruffian army exceed.; and expected be immediately reinforced 30,000'Coffacks. It will thus feen, from the pofition of the Ruffian army tha* has entirely abandoned the line of the Narew —It is probable ...