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... and fides of lands in the ceded iflands, 50,000! taken together, would amount to 300,000! while on the other hand, the lervices were, the navy, 1,700,000! the ordnance, 500,000! the army 1,600,000! Exchequer bills of laft year 1,250,000! army extraordinarics ...
... Houfe of Commons. me much concern, that the unhappy difcs in fome of my colonies have obliged me to you augmentation of my army, and evented me from completing the intended reof the eftablifhment of my naval forces. I [ufficientlyi thank you for the ...
... Owen, Bart, refigned. [Thus far Gazette.'] LONDON, June 13. advices in town which relate the following that the provincial army, having furrounded sat meflage to the inhabitants informing them, s they immediately quitted the town it (hould be out their ...
... their forefathers; that I am told it does not produce the tenth part what the land is capable of, improved by the agriculture of England. From Beaumaris we rode over the lands, at low water, to Penman Mawr, high and rocky mountain, the pafl'age over which ...
... dated June 1775; ht down in the midft of confufion to give vou as exadt account of the late engagement between Gen. Gage's army and that of General Putnam, as can be poflibly collected at prefent from the various accounts of it. I muft premife to you ...
... made good their landing near Winnefimet. They were oppofed for a few minutes fmall party of provincials, who were not able' maintain their ground under fuch a difparity of numbers. Before fun-rife General Gage's whole army was landed, except a fmall body ...
... whole army was landed, except fmall body that was left to guard the Neck. The facility with which the regulars fecurcd their landing, to have encouraged them to march immediately towards Cambridge, with the view of falling on the wing of our army, and ...
... ltill raife and ftrengthen the fpirit of liberty and oppofition. Extract of letter from Paris, July 7. The Spanifh fleet landed men near Algiers, who were attacked with great fury by the Infidels, and obliged to retire on board their fhips with the lofs ...
... By a fhip jufl arrived at Greenock, there are letters from Boflon, dated June 27. Nothing new had then happened, and both armies were entrenched. By the above fhip a great number of ladies are arrived from Boflon. The letters mention, that the light horfe ...
... and 45th regiments from New-York: that the provincial army ftill continued ftrong in number at Cambridge and Roxburgh, and frequently fired at, and killed, fome cf the piquets of the Royal army 011 Boflon Neck that many of the wounded officers and foldiers ...
... LAND. Autuft 14. Not long fince, Fowler, .rßallyfhane, near Camolian, in the county ■d, after tiffing his wife atfeftionatcly, got i, went to a river near his houfe, and limfelf; he was found foon after Handing his hands on his head, and about two er ...
... board his Majefty's fhip Otter, to his friends: July 11, off Cape ' boy from the Jerfeys came on board, with that the rebel army, which is come down ...