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... Majcfly, and an diligent Officer. He, and indeed almoft every loyal fubjea, arc veryconfiderable fufferers the prefent hoftile invasion. am, &e. S»e. ...
... former invasion of that once happy country, were riot sufficient to arm its inhabitants in defence of their dearest rights. With respect to the extraordinary levies which have been- made a pretence for the gross violation .f the neutrality of Tuscany ...
... Holland, have been considerably diminished, as the season renders their stay uselitss in a country Aybi a h was ruined by the invasion of the English and Russians. They have returned to their old quarters. Letters from Inspruck, of the, 20dLult, state, that ...
... By the same mails that brought tho flamburgh papers, inforniation was lieceived from Vienna, stating, that the news of the invasion of Tuscany h a d prodeced, in the Imperial Cabinet, a mixtire o f astonishment and indignation ; and that ordari A verc ...
... and CHARLES ST. have appointments in the Army of Italy,, to- which quarter numerous detachments have been sent since the Invasion of Tuscany. . Some strong- symptoms of- discontent having been.expresscd by the officers of the Dutch army, who were subjected ...
... At-an :Unequal coutest;- 7 -Irc . are told, .says.•this: Oliervir that the Diitch are tersitied at the idCa ofiancj. ther invasion :—considering the . issue of ,} agt , we marvel at their fears, and rice m the.possibility this rumour suggests—that the ...
... 4 and horror, and .wanton waste of life ; but if France loses eight and twenty thousand men, in a wild and wicked invasion of the territories of a friend a:hi ally, it is forthwith held up to our admiration, and insultingly contrasted with the ...
... of tranquillity. The dispatches sent to Count Coben-id by our Court, contain among other things, a protest against ,the invasion of Tuscany, and against the demolition of the fortifications of Ulm, Philipsburgh, and Ingolstadt ; and it is positively ...
... 'Regardless of rank and precedence, ,the Minister„ like the former Pitt, should look oin for such men as Wolfe, to command his invasive expeditions ; men, inflamed with an ardent, passiOn for the glory of their country, and' ready to spend their lives in its ...
... of the -adoption; none of- these ditious and:..incendiary societies,:fornterly coin, &bled Of now. : exited; no -menaced invasion now alarmed us for IDM-safety.. If such'eau,ss were in existence,. and -adduced in- proof, the measure. might have been, ...
... towers Led . in triumphant march 'their concering powers, Or on his own insulted fields, defied The u - helming . deluge of Invasions tide. , 'The Mu - se prarnatic, with an Angel's tongue, Proclaims the ills from civil discord sprung. When bound by uoion ...
... and are marching to Rome • in three Colunins:. the motives which engaged them to occupy Tuscany -forced them also to this invasion; The Neapolitans and Austrians instead of evacuating the Roman territory are receiving reinforcements daily, and are con ...