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... Letters received this morning by the Flanders mail confidently efferc, that there has been another en- gagement between the troops under the command of fir Eyre Coote, and the combined forces ot Ally.and the French, which was obitinately diiput- ed, and ...
... tore Deitx ©harity 'GEE ' & By we learn there fncrt that oar for Hie je com-liberal vioruty of Eegi-bv the of like wife and Flanders that Province Cordon well have defence of their joined byfoine the Enemy after a (harp refinance bunted Thele Pealants returned ...
... my. difpofitions for the at-' tack. The enemy had taken advantage of the night, to retire out of Mons, and it was wholly evacuated by the garrifon. At nine in the morning, when I had got my batteries ready, the. inhabitants burft-open the gates of. the ...
... appears that one of the advanced pofts, appearing to be oOt of the regular militart line of defence, it had been determined to evacuate it; but before the order for carrying that meafure into execution arrived, Cartani; the General Of the Republican party, ...
... York, Commander in Chief of the Englifh army in the Bclgic Provinces, that ctrcumltances having obliged the Allied troops to evacuate the town of Bruges, it was at prelent occupied by the enemy ; tbat by this incident the Britilh army had no longer-any c ...
... Mezaroes, he immediately put the bulk of his army into motion, and arrived there that night, a few hours after it iiad been evacuated by the enemy, who had made fo precipitate a retreat, as to negleft breaking down the wooden bridges over which the artillery ...
... which receive their provifions either the Garonne or the Canal. According to letters by the laft Flander mails, we learn, that the inundation Weft Flanders, which was reported to be Col. Mack's advice, is nothing more nor lefs than the inundation of a ...
... compenfation made them in the exchanges that may be thought neceflary the country called Over Maeze. , 3d. The boundaries of Flanders fhall remain as they were fettled in 1664, and if there are any points that time may have rendered obfeure, Coinmifiioners ...
... laft mails from the Continent, No general aft ion had taken place in any quarter. All was quiet about Tournay ; bur in Well Flanders the French have befieged Vpres, though not with much probability of fuccefs; and have alfb appeared about Kuoque and Dixmude; ...
... poffeffion of Werwick. Menin being by this means expofed, Lieutenant-General Erbach, who commanded there, found it necefFary to evacuate the Town, and to retire with his corps upon Courtray. This corps was compofed of Auftrian and Hanoverian troops. The particulars ...
... Outre-Mettle. The limbs Flanders to remain as in 166A. The of the emperor Upon the Scheldt acknowledged from Antwerp to the extent of the territory Siftingcn, accenting the line of 1664. The torts of Kruifchans and Frederick Hem be evacuated and and the foil ...
... d country. Except the fuccefcfal check which Gen. Darn* has given to the operations of the allied powers the confines of Flanders and French Hainault, the »H»ir« of France bear the moll melancholy appearance; the Convention is more divided than ever, ...