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... eonditian'that there places and forts (hall continue to temiln in the liate in whiCh they (hall be found at the time of the evacuation. In eonfequerice of this ftipulation, Ehrenbreitftein will be 'Awed to Prullia.. The Thalweg of the Rhine is to be in future ...
... -Hereditary Possessions, Which shall within the same space of time be evacuated by the French armies; and thirty days after the said ratification shall be exchanged, the French armies shall evacuate the. whole oLthe territory of the said Executed at Lune'ville ...
... interference of Minifters, would have accomplifhed by the Convention into which he entered with General Kleber, for the evacuation of Egypt by the troops under his command. To the obftinacy of Minitters was it qwing, that we were at this very moment under ...
... General Malertic, return for others which M,Malertic had sent to him. The number of French troops assembling on the coasts of Flanders and Picardy amounts to 30,000 men.. \ Their artillery consists of four and twelvepounders. The Sound was free from ice on ...
... off Scilly. • It appears, that several of Mcireates' army are still detained . in 'Germany beyond the .time fixed for the evacuation of the Hereditary States by the Republican troops. This delay may be attributed to the jealousy of the French Government ...
... impossible they,could have been ready. .Q . n the Continent, if an Army is. to be sent:from the Rhine't6the Alps,,or, from Flanders to the ljamilie, they have a long march to perforip, and everyday's, march tends to imptuve the . soldiers in their, cipline ...
... wh a tever effect they have on his figure or personal appearance. gallant Man has fought and bled for his King Country in Flanders, in Holland, in the West Egypt; so that he may truly say/ i:zwr regio in terris nostri ,Mn plena loboris. 4 t will be some ...
... expaa, 'in the courfe of - ,_ , ,' . , -,,,- - torneY. Mr. Freame, Little Sr. MArtin's-lane Long Acre. leis than a month, to evacuate the Hanoverian in !me Lior., it 1.-1. m.. • . '' N Beniatnin Clay, of Huddersfield, Yorkihire linen-draper ; - • to ' The ...
... and the Surprise frigate, with a fleet from Jamaica!‘ , GRAVESEND, MAY 13.--r-Passed bv the A 6. teon, Barnes ; Satter . ; Flanders, Parker; and Manning, Lane,. from..Oporto ; Polly, ; and Elizabeth, Elide, from Cork ; Live 'Oak, Spurrie, fronvLisbon; Kingsmill ...
... from their • • The preparations of 4e French br a dition extend along the , wholitt ebral Fiance Flanders.. Since ttv 'Frenth , trOotis , 'ltave 'evacuated Germany, great tliiinhers have been inarehed to the - Coati :Thefe and other circumfterices ...
... stating that England will consent to an armistice‘by.iea, cotnmence a - negociation lor peace, and evacuate Egypt; if the French will likewise evacuate Egypt; and desist frOm .the expedition against Portugal. This the First Consul refused. s liomE, MAy ...
... Minifter has fent propoCah to Wyis, ftbayti,g, commence Engla a nd will f a o t n i tut fc y r o an arand evacuate Egypt, if the French will lire:a evacuate Egypt, and defift from the expeditine againft Portugal. This the Fiasr Como'. has refuted. BIRLIN, ...