@Intheory,
Yes, of course you can tell us, and I'm glad you did.
You need to get out yesterday.
Your husband's feelings should not be your primary thought right now. Instead, your primary thoughts should be your own and your children's collective well-being.
Staying in this marriage and with this unrepentant abuser is bad for both.
You say you have five half-siblings. Are you close with any of them? If so, then make contact. Tell them what you told us. Copying and pasting this post is fine. Ask them if they have or know of a place where at least some of your children can stay, or you can, or you can with all of your children. It's not great to break up siblings, but it's better if they are out of the home, and if you have to do that piecemeal, then so be it.
Get them a place or places at the same time you get one for yourself.
While this is happening, get on birth control ASAP so you aren't dealing with yet another pregnancy and child.
BTW, if you are not close with any of your half-siblings, then talk to someone you work with, or even HR about finding a place or places, or someone at church if you go, or a friend. If none of those can work, talk to your doctor or your children's pediatrician.
When you're out, work on your drinking. Alcoholics Anonymous is a great resource that a lot of people swear by. If you aren't interested in a 12 step program, then talk to your doctor about controlling and containing your substance abuse in some way. I highly recommend you take some sort of step like this so you can have a clear head and be the best parent you can be to your children.
They love you and they depend upon you. It's good if you are at your best.
Talk to social services in your area. Get job training if you need it. And most importantly, you'll need to get mental health counseling. You can get a referral from your doctor. You need to talk to an impartial professional about what is going on, so you'll have tools to go forward and cope without turning to booze or bulimia, or thinking that his abuse is in
any way your fault.
Because it's not.
Of course if you or any of your children are in immediate danger, pack a bag with overnight clothes for you and your children, any medications any of you take, your wallet, and any ID you have which might be separate (if you have a passport or the like, take it with you), and your phone if you have one, and go to the nearest women's shelter and call the cops.
I'm serious.
This man you married does not love you. He only wants to keep you married to him so he can keep using you as a punching bag. If a friend of yours was being treated like this, you would call the police, wouldn't you? So be a good friend to yourself.
Get out while you can, and take your children with you. Life does not have to be this way.
We're all rooting for you.
Here are some places which might be able to help:
http://www.ncadv.org/
http://www.nationalcenterdvtraumamh.org/resources/national-domestic-violence-organizations/
http://www.thehotline.org/ (800) 799-7233