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... THE BRITISH ARMY Stat of the British forces at home and on foreign stations, on the 1st of Han. 1805, as laid before the the HOUSE Of COMMONS®. Adjutant General's Office, 28th Jan 1805 Stations. Cav Art East Indie* and on Paasage 7 , 2.290 j Ceylon ...
... sdls all the things upon it, and away he goes. The estate can produce nothing for some years. I sent down my seeds to sow the land, and he would not let the people come on to sow my own ground. If Providence had not given me a fortune, I should certainly ...
... Melville. Fpr ,tlie.truth of this prejudice would appeal the many Addresses this subject, the table. would then, whether, if land Melville was sent trial before a Jufy-'sp whetlwrvfair and ir.ipatiai pustiee could expedled.. The persons compo-ing Juries ...
... the Russians, who had lost men. There can no truth in that report, for there no Russian army Pomerania to attack. But shall not be surprised hear of Piussian army being sent into Swedish Pomerania, to prevent its being occupied the Russian troops. In ...
... Besides tlie large force which Russia is send to the scene of afiion by sea, large bodies are marching land to the support of Austria. One large army was to pass the frontiers on the 30th ulr. to replace the Austrian troops which were advance in the interim ...
... established yet account the vicinity ot the French troops. It » alto stated here, that hsglash'army will land on the banks of the Weser, the same time that Russian army will debark the borders'of the Baltic; and that the merchants at Bremen, like ®«j», making ...
... and Regiments of Land Militia, making a total nearly ‘200,000 men. In 1771 the strength the Regular Army had again increased to such degree, that, exclusive the Guards and Artillery, consisted of 198,197 men. In 17111 the regular Land Foice of Russia, ...
... Overton, and woman (who’ Ir.id been called in after die murder), were amongst them also boy, who was passing by the gate of the house of die deceased, at the very time die pistol or gun was tired that shot Mr. Blight. Mr. and the woman remain in custody ...
... 25,000 men), of large Prussian army, was on its march Holland.— Sir Robert Caldsr arrived in town yesterday. Mr. Ruffe, the Messenger, arrived in town Monday from the Fjße. Cuxhaven is open. Lord Harrowby and suite landed there the 7th. The Expedition ...
... cxpecl with anxiety the next amts from the Armies, which will probably contie result general engagement between the and Austro-Russian Army. If Bonaparte i!d unsuccessful, may find difficult to back his armies, which have already advanied, i such extraordinary ...
... the Archduke had left a (firrt4cn Venice, and the Combined land Russian troops, amounting between 130,000 men, wete daily expected time; it llkrefo re, require a very considerable portion Army keep sitclt a force in check. :wm.»nts-state, that the Engli' ...
... ship, bat one the night before we made the land what she was, we could not tell, she carried roach sail as she could, to get with us, but did not succeed. I began writing this the moment wc got sight of the land. lam afraid shall have bad news of the remainder ...