Cobbett's Political Register, 第 24 巻William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1813 |
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... morning . was put in the most complete rout . The enemy abandoned all his artillery , his cafssons , his ammunition , and re embarked in the greatest disorder , leaving some pri- soners , and a great number killed , among whom were ...
... morning . was put in the most complete rout . The enemy abandoned all his artillery , his cafssons , his ammunition , and re embarked in the greatest disorder , leaving some pri- soners , and a great number killed , among whom were ...
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... morning , at seven o'clock , arrived the French General in Chief , Count Lauriston , with his corps de armée . He made so good dispositions , the French troops took possession of the town with the greatest calmness and order . Some ...
... morning , at seven o'clock , arrived the French General in Chief , Count Lauriston , with his corps de armée . He made so good dispositions , the French troops took possession of the town with the greatest calmness and order . Some ...
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... morning , the port his Majesty's incessant exertions for animosity during the fight being too great . the independence and welfare of the coun- to give much quarter . But the great con- try ! We will with him encounter every sequence is ...
... morning , the port his Majesty's incessant exertions for animosity during the fight being too great . the independence and welfare of the coun- to give much quarter . But the great con- try ! We will with him encounter every sequence is ...
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... morning the enemy attempted to make and made many prisoners . The enemy some attack on the allied troops , but was then re - embarked under the protection of soon repulsed by some connonading . To his numerous batteries on the other ...
... morning the enemy attempted to make and made many prisoners . The enemy some attack on the allied troops , but was then re - embarked under the protection of soon repulsed by some connonading . To his numerous batteries on the other ...
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... morning , and in carrying the first battery , was not great ; RONG -Notwithstanding the enemy's advan- tage in position and numbers in the com- mencement of the action , their loss was greater than ours , especially in officers . It t ...
... morning , and in carrying the first battery , was not great ; RONG -Notwithstanding the enemy's advan- tage in position and numbers in the com- mencement of the action , their loss was greater than ours , especially in officers . It t ...
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1st Batt Allies American arms arrived artillery attack Austria battalions batteries believe bread brigade British Capt Captain cause cavalry Church Colonel command conduct corps Count Denmark detachment dispatch Ditto division Dresden drummers Duke Elbe Emperor enemy enemy's England Ensign Excellency favour file killed fire Foot force Fordham France French army GEORGE PREVOST Government guns head-quarters honour horses hussars infantry June King King's King's German Legion land Lieut Lieutenant Lieutenant-Colonel LONDON GAZETTE Lord Lordship loss Majesty Majesty's Major Major-General means ment Minister Napoleon nation negociation neral Norway officers opinion peace Portuguese position Prince prisoners Queen of Sicily rank and file received regiment religion Royal Russian Scriptures serjeants severely shew ship Signed sion Sir Rowland Hill slightly Spanish Sweden Swedish taken Tarragona thing tion tithes town treaty troops truth Unitarians wish wounded
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175 ページ - You have sent me, among the trophies of your unrivalled fame, the staff of a French marshal ; and I send you, in return, that of England. The British army will hail it with enthusiasm ; while the whole universe will acknowledge those valorous efforts, which have so imperiously called for it. That uninterrupted health, and still increasing laurels, may continue to crown you through a glorious and long career of life, are the never-ceasing and most ardent wishes of, " My dear Lord, " Your most sincere,...
223 ページ - Happily no people, with local and transitory exceptions never to be wholly avoided, are more able than the people of the United States to spare for the public wants a portion of their private means, whether regard be had...
153 ページ - ... of the enemy's principal battery. The advance was led by. the grenadiers of the 100th regiment with undaunted gallantry, which no obstacle could arrest : a narrow causeWay, in many places under water, not more than four feet wide, and about four hundred paces in length, ,which connected the island with the main land, was occupied by the enemy in great force with a six-pounder. It was forced and carried in the most spirited manner...
141 ページ - ... consideration. Adhering, however, to those laws by which the Throne, the Parliament, and the Government of this country, are made fundamentally Protestant, we have not consented to allow that those who acknowledge a foreign jurisdiction should be...
47 ページ - Zadora, and the right of their army was stationed near Vittoria, and was destined to defend the passages of the river Zadora, in the neighbourhood of that city. They had a reserve, in rear of their left, at the village of Gomecha. The nature of the country through which the army...
187 ページ - I could not consider myself justified in continuing so unequal a contest, the issue of which promised no advantage to the interests of His Majesty's service. Having given orders for the fort to be evacuated, the guns to be spiked, and the ammunition destroyed, the troops under my command were put in motion and marched across the country in a line parallel to the Niagara River towards the position near the Beaver Dam, beyond Queenston mountain...
49 ページ - Alava, in front of the enemy's line, which the enemy made repeated attempts to regain. ' The difficult nature of the country prevented the communication between our different columns moving to the attack from their stations on the river Bayas at as early an hour as I had expected; and it was late before I knew that the column, composed of the...
241 ページ - Sir Thomas Picton concurred in thinking their post at Zubiri not tenable for the time during which it would have been necessary to wait in it. They therefore retired early on the 27th, and took up a position to cover the blockade of Pamplona, having the right, consisting of the 3d division, in front of Huarte, and extending to the hills beyond Olaz, and the left, consisting of the 4th division, MajorGeneral Byng's...
221 ページ - Treasury at the end of the present year equal to that on the first of April last. A part of this sum may be considered as a resource for defraying any extraordinary expenses already authorized by law, beyond the sums above estimated ; and a further resource for any emergency may be found in the sum of one million of dollars...