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... Sir Ralph Abercrombie's army, at Macri, has been fo well fupplied with provifions and fruit that very few pet fons have died. Brigadier-Ger eral Moore is gone to Acre, toconfult on the neceffary operations of the army on its landing. The following is a pretty ...
... the Army, Army, Whenever agai n a war should unfortunately 2. Burn ma wkwrd poke . ep 2de an' with th left e. hand, and i Spring floored him cleanly. - 3 to 1 on Sprinf;: break (nit. , lie defended the presen t s y stem of recruit- 1 5 : 3. Sprirg made ...
... SECOND DEFEAT OF BO * N.A.PARTE'S GRAND ARMY. By the HAM BUAGH arrived this day, accounts are received of a revere battle having been fought between the Allied Armies and the French on the 4th inftant. Bonaparte was nearly taken, his body-guard having ...
... apparel, to the amount of about 5001. . On Friday a poor woman, in a deranged sta!e of mind, was observed to throw an infant into the water: at Batilebridge ; the child 'was drowned, and the woman attempted to destroy herself also, but was prevented by ...
... . During the retreat of the army under Lord-Wellington, we are informed, that the;enerny observed them with caution and Solicitude, bat attempteta interrupt them. On onr breaking from Goo, yea, they Dade indeed some indication g of an attack, hut when ...
... landing point. e If so large a force can be at all spared, at iesl' too. sent moment, we Conceive that the place Gf which report has .assigned to it, is most 11 cionsly selected. The effect of their landing ' j oga i to the French army the North to, ...
... Fiench army had long suffered terrible privatiOns. We all knew that. Massena could not much longer, retain his positiim, and the Great Lord (so the Spaniards -call Wellington) allowed famine to do the - work of a-charge of bayonets. Oar army, - was ...
... the above Office, charged with an assault on a young woman to whom he was married. The prisoner, who had been about the streets in the most abject distress, .became acqu.zinted with the young woman in question, who, in the capacity of a servant, contrived ...
... - 1T17•7 Tthi JnitelStatts, . _ A ith ahout three hundr d pairi,ugers, from In-land for -1311tirtuire, has treen cfl away on the eattern fliore (Virga). Are told that fome- of the people have . ..lnert_ Jog, au& s the ref t vtry fckly. We fehr velfel ...
... Portugal, under Soult, were defeated by Sir Arthur Wellesley.-22d. He was defeated by the Archduke Charles 1811. May 5. His army under Massena was repulsed at Almeida.-16th. His troops, under Soult, were defeated at Albuera. • 1812. May 19. The French ...
... Whereas a scandalous paper has been newly printed and published in my name, by some of the Stage-Players, ; or agents of the army, intitulnd, .1f;• William Purim., his Defenc of Stage . Playes ; cY, - , A Retraction a firmer -Booke of his, calk', MASTIX ...
... armed force of infnigents headed by a woman of the name nf 11.0fii, whole hufhand was inhumanly butchered by the French, for being inimical to the lifurper'sqlovernment. This formidable force call themfelves the Army of Vengeance. Jofeph Bonaparte, the ...