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... Flanders. Mantua, Feb. tl. Letters from Genoa advile, that the Republic hath writt. n to the Holy Father, praying him to fecularize the Jefuit who inhabit the territories of the Republic ; otherwife that the latter will be obliged to expel them therefrom ...
... Arrived she Math from Holland aid Flanders. Lruer Ear, [4 River which rife, the Confines of Sill,6a.] Slumber, 8. AWarm Conteft happened the Day before Yeflerday at Buxhiehadc. A Detachment of HanoverianF,• among r t 5 Hunters, having prefented themfelves ...
... D JOLT net E v PAPERS, fir. Arrival Mails fro* Holland aid Flanders. Bala [Os Catital rf Irrag of Pralfa'i Dashikis ix Gerfirer. 8; Miles from Drillers] Nov. ;o. riIHE King arrived the ft Inflame at Bautzen with bin Army ; the next Day he reached Gorlitz ...
... ‘lournay and feveral other places of lefs im’ rtance, will, it is faid, be imme- diately evacuated, as the Emperor means to give up the poffeffion of Weft Flanders, the inhabitants of which feem un willing to aflift in defending thems \ | Yeflerday Mr ...
... occurrence, have not only evacuated the territories of Treves, but even the Duchy of Deux Pouts, and the diftritf of Kaifei —Sun. Ytfterday various rumours were foot. One Hated that general a&ion had taken place on the frontiers of Flanders, in which the French ...
... other refpedts, the Auftrian army remains unmolefled, nor is the that are in Flanders. Jeaft movement made, except to reinforce the troops On the part of the ftate of Flanders, a fecond ad- drefs has appeared to the inhabitants of th is rich pro- vince ...
... Wednefday laft July 15 —It appears that ¢ ¢ goth, ‘was re- in the afternoon,—Yefterday intelligen and caftle ceived here of the evacuation of the to of Namur, of which the cnemy are likewife in pof- {efion. ‘The fame accounts added, that they were alfo in poffeffion ...
... treat with. The Jacobin prints here are induftrious in circulating tales of the forder and difcipline obferved the French in Flanders, and thatperfonsand property are perfectly fafe. The property believe to be fafe in the power of the Convention—for it has ...
... Bruflels to wp; fo that Brufitls is confidered as loft: in- jntelligence received in town lait night, ftates ve place has been evacuated, Hal, the point ‘eat, is thirty miles from the ficld of battle, ven from Bruffels, ve may judge of the other inhabitants ...
... the article which guarantees to all others in the town, the prefervation of their lives and LONDON, Jury 1. The Dotch and Flanders mails arrived this morne ing, bring the following difagreeable intelligence: | Ypres, to be attacked, had requefted a reinforee- ...
... already in their Itis hoped that the Duke af York willbe able to repel the attack that will be made him, The tate of Weft Flanders depends upon jus being able to make good his pofition. We have been beaten at all points, Our affairs are unfortunately ina ...
... not be furprized Ice them carrying on upon that frontier a Winter campaign, fhotiid they not previofifly be obliged to evacuate Flanders. letter from Rotterdam, dated the £$th tilt, fays, that tie garrifon of Sluys furrendered prifoners of war. Tire French ...