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... REVOLUTION IN AUSTRIAN FLANDERS. After the taking of Malincs and Termonde, General Vandermcrfch loir no time, but proceeded infiantly with 16,000 men, agamft Louvaine, which the Auftrians evacuated upon his approach, the regiment of Vierfet, at the fame ...
... BRUGES, May ». ♦ The the Carnugnols feems to the invafion *ll Flanders, ami the burning the magazines of Client, ; Srages, and Oftend. At the time the liege Menin j there were only about 1500 Hanoverians, and loyal Emigrants in that city, who made up ...
... YefitriUj arrivtd the Mailt from France, Holland, and Flanders. Vitmut. Oa. _j. lt is the general report here that the war which now re commence* between Kufiia and the Porte will be more vigorous and Moody than ever. It it faid the former will be powerfully ...
... all their flares from Tournay. The French marched into ...
... the contrary have been obliged to evacuate Worms and retire towards their own frontier. ThePruffians have re-entered Worms; but the French have done great mifehief there. Times, Government difpatches from the Army Flanders fpeak of every thing profoundly ...
... natural llrcng'h their pofition, by the confttu&ion nometous batteries and entrenchments. Terneufe, Otf. 14 Atl Dutch Flanders is be evacuated, and immediately given the French, The caufe of this the Duke of York hsving required the Hanoverians which formed ...
... of the Imperial Royal Army. The French, before they evacuated Liege, were guilty of many robberies and murders, and they are now committing the moft violent and cruel enormities in Brabant and Flanders. After the French had been repulfed, and beat in all ...
... with what belongs to it, except Ooft, and Cadier, for proper exchange in the country of Outer Meufe. 3. The boundaries of Flanders reamain as in 1664^ This regards the building of fiuices. 5. An indemnity for the 500,000 florins, on account of the inundations ...
... diflindlion was meam. it was to give feniority 0 1 ? ?the Militia, for the words are,? All Militia and ihe total evacuation of Auflrian Flanders and Fencible Regiments, dtc.?* But the m.tter Brabant ts a meslbre that may relied oo certain, much talked in ...
... for this honour of moving and feconding the Addrefs; No official accounts have yet been received from Toulon, fince the evacuation that place by the Allies. Letters from Leghorn of the 25th ult. ftate the arrival of a Neapolitan Brigantine called El ...
... the Continent; on his Lordlhip’s arrival at Briiffels, was informed of Clairfait’s defeat, and of the French army being in Flanders, to avoid which he was obliged to make a very circuitous journey to Oftend. His Lordlhlp left Ollend on Saturday, at which ...
... manner in which the evacuation was condufled, of the condition in which the city was found when tbebeiieging army entered it, and of the damage that had been done to the arfenal and fhipping. It appears that the Allies had evacuated the city with great ...