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... AIME OF THE ARCHDUKE FERDINAND• Ocr. 26.— In the evening of the 14th of Odober, his Royal Highnefs the Archduke Fait- DINAND, with a divifion of the Grand Ar-toy,, confiding chiefly of cavalry, broke up from the xicinity of Ulm, and accompanied by Field ...
... THE ARCHDUKE FREDERICK FERDINAND OF AUSTRIA. (From our Correspondent.) DEPARTURE FROM PORTSMOUTH. Portsmouth, Monday Evening.— His Imperial High- ness took his departure for London this afternoon at half- past two o'clock by railway, in one of the carriages ...
... just arrived, that the Archduke Ferdinand, in investing Neubreisaeh, had a sharp action.. .The village of Wickelsheiat was strongly occupied by the eriethy, but they were driven out the Austrian reg iment of Wurtemberg. The Archduke's advance was to he at ...
... Gallicia, will show you that even in that Austrian province an insurrection is expected Our governor, the Archduke Ferdinand, is at present entirely opposed to the select intrigues of the Muscovite agents, who are aiding, instead of putting down, a tendency ...
... the Oytnjau hating l/come the property of the ' Archduke Ferd.inand, uncle the Emperor, who resides at Vienna, tan only be considered a province of Austria. These countries may, therefore, be reckoned'among the Austrian possessions. It following with ...
... Silesia, has been appointed Extraordinary Aulic Commissioner of Galicia, in consequence of the retirement of the Archduke FERDINAND as Governor of that province. The Nuremberg Gazette states that an ordonnance will shortly appear at Vienna, establishing ...
... prifoners. Archduke Ferdinand retreated with a. corps to Gietlingen ; tnipther corps ef coped thrnigh -the woods . Ileidenheim to Nordlingen.; hut the French Emperor bus lent divition after the fugitives, which, will probably overtake them about Nurembergh ...
... THE ARCHDUKE FREDERICK FERDINAND 0* V .s AUSTRIA. (From our Correspondent ) I '-.tsmouth, Sunday Afternoon.-At three o'clock this ' moon his Imperial Highness Prince Frederick Ferdi tSUiSS: l?V wW d ° ckvard ' fronTS AuSriJn ■and and tW whlch „ hls J ...
... His Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand of Este returned yesterday from St. Petersburg, and went at five o'clock in the afternoon to pay his respects to the Emperor, who received him in the most gracious manner. The Archduke has received from the Emperor ...
... and those of nth Royal Highness the Archduke FERDINAND of Austria fixed up in their stead. At two in the afternoon a Proclamation was read by the Secretary of the Provipcial Direction, declaring the Archduke FERDINAND to be in possession of the country ...
... themselves masters Pilsen. An exchange of letters has taken place in aTety friendly manner, between Prince Murat and the Archduke Ferdinand, though upon a very unpleasant subject. Two of the principal Austrian Generals, Prince Uoiian and Count Hoiiixzollf ...
... CORY°, is on its march to enter Bohemia by Egra. It is reported that PONIATOWSKY has obtained an advantage over the ARCHDUKE FERDINAND near Blonie, and that he is gone to join Oeneral KonsAxow, on the Rnssian territories, Who is marchiag against the Austrians ...