... inclofures of exceeding rich paflurc land, containing about 4A. ill. oP. Lot 4. A Piece of excellent Failure Land adjoining the above, and rontaining about aA. aR. cP. Lot 5. Two Pieces or Inclofurcs, of exceeding good arable land, Stradbrook aforefaid, contain* ...

... tefolved in the Divati to find annrher nrmy. corfiflingentirely of Europt ars, %vi h a r,ew G eneral in Chief, tD JJaft. The army tifihe Giand Vizer. which at firfl was fiid to vrtnunt to t5o oo^ijs now, bv the deir ri mu of the Ah atics. irdiied to 20 ...

... man, an'd the other a woman, tianding each in a difconfolate attitode, the bead reclining on the ihouldcr, and holding each a piece of tapeftrv, as. it 'fhiould fecm, extended before their middle. The tapelctry before the woman is decorated with peacock's ...

... to' Ppiris. ' An aitidli. fror Morbihan Vanei, dated I , Aug. 1- , ?? ha'4 landed in France, mn and joined Guillemot,-i *Mercier, and 'Gorume. 1 Some. Papers fay he has. landed with -0,ooo men, and a conf derable quantity 'f fpecie. ' ' The coniributions ...

... with Get troops, arrived at Sprthead or. Monday. Si. brings nothing in- t-'rctlin, as the troops at thin time had made no landing', the at'itck en Belleiffc haying, in a Coun- cil of '.Vjr, been deemed Impracticable. The King cf Spain lately ch.fe in rerfon ...

... been declared at au end. The following ge- ucral orders were iffued to the Galo-Batas i- an army, at the head-quarters nea- Frankfurt oll the 28th ult. The armys is informed that he Emperor having refoled to ratify the prelimuina-v coniT tiit' ss of peace ...

... doubt, that the Arch- duke is willing, it he ihould be able, to put himfelf at the head of the army io Germany . At Oeuingen, where the head quarters of nur army now are, is 44 German miles from Vienna. The Court Gazette of this day, announces the imperial ...

... this difpatch to the Archduke John, Com- th, mander of the Auftrian army, with an intima- 'of tion that he had charged General Lahoire to tio proceed to the advanced polls of the army, co for the purpofe of requiring the places of fe- as curity for his ...

... with Pruffia. He is in the army, the next Itep above a Caiitain. He was with his brother in Egypt ; he is not above twenty. The following dreadful circumftance took place a few days fince at Shriiane, near Cork. A poor woman, and her two grandchildren ...

... probably the 26th or -7th that they failed,. and no doubt was t.etertained in- the army, of Egypt being tlie place of their deitinationm. : Among the baggage of Lord Ntfcrv, landed at the .euGom-house is, his L.ord(hip's coffin, made of paxt of the wreck of ...

... 13-.11 Vende- j miaire. Art. 1. The army of Relerve ihall j I take the name cf the army of the Grifons. 2. j The country of the Grilons, Helvetia, and the! j department of LaMain flnll form the diftiic], cf j this army. (Signed) Bonapart*:. j Decree of ...

... prealion of countenance. * hA lady in the pit of ?? ?? dropped a geld bhain without perceiving it; another I ady who was landing be.ide her faw it, and immediately dropped her handker- chief, anid looping, took up both the handkerchief and chain when ...