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... be forefeen. By the fame news we learn, go that feveral regiments of Audtrian Cavalry, de- Tl tached from the army of the Archduke Charles, ale are on their way to the banks of the Nidda, to cul reinforce the Auffro-Mayence army. They will It be replaced ...
... to foreign affairs IROM MAILS HIS Imperial promoted of of Artillery Kray with Croft of Archduke Charles Field-Mar-flialof empire been Field-Marlhal Artillery Ferdinand Commandant and Charles of Second Commandant Generals prefent the Court Gazitte) from ...
... their troops, with Chief Brigade, being taken priloners. The Imperial army in Italy is to be completed to men and that the Archduke will not be lefs than 100.000 men, which together with 7.1,000 Ruffians to act on the Rhine, and at leaft armed peaiants ...
... Charlea it to command tha army the frontier! of Switsetlaad, and General Bellegarde is to aflifl the Council 1 of the Archduke Ferdinand in the com* of the army Italy. Saturday evening a Baker in the neighbourhood of St. Martin’i lane was fummoned to the ...
... Kotienloe. Prince Charles is.to command the army on the frontiers of Switzerland, and General is -to assist the councils the Archduke Ferdinand In the command of the armyof halV. , From It.jy, it appeal*, the Austrians have been compelled, by famine, to withdraw ...
... talks the illness of the Emperor mnch as lead to apprehensions for his life. was die, the regency would right belong the Archduke Ferdinand, the Grand Duke Tuscany. The known charafler of this prince, and the inconveniences of minority, says the journalist ...
... tax on in* come produces many millions, and nobody Ends himfeif aggrieved by it. The Archduke John, and his couftn Ferdinand, will make the campaign under the Archduke Charles. Frontiers of Italy, March I. Toon as the Impe* rialifts fhaii have commenced ...
... which was perfed readinefs to advance, bad received cocnter-orders. General Kray arrived at Donauef-chtflgen, where the Archduke Ferdinand is alfo anived, ‘for the purpofe of taking the command of the the room of the Charles. General Kray, it added, will ...
... Mtsux, had been feot hither by bit Court to oegociate a loan, |wlrich it effedled. The Archduke John, and bia coufin Ferdinand, will make tbe campaign under tbe Archduke Charles. ...
... late fuxted, SufTex, tanner. CKftTiriCATC* TO CHANTED, APRIL 10. Theophilut Bridges, now or late of EUex, innkeeper. G. Ferdinand Sherman, of St. Alban’s, Hertford, mufician. Wm Blackburn, late of Aldctfgtate-ftreet, but now of No. 6, King’s Head Court ...
... was in perfe&t rridi- nefs to advance, h3d received counter.orders. Gen. Kray is arrived at DonaluefcIngen, where the Archduke Ferdinand is alfo arrived, for the pnurpoie of taking the conmm3nd of th e arrny, in the room of the Arch- duke Charles. Gentral ...
... counter-orders. !Gen. Kray is arrived at Donauefchingen, where {the Archduke Ferdinand is alfoarrived, for the 1 purpofe of taking the command of the army, in jthe room of the Archduke Charles. General is added, will be Commandant en fecond. The Firft ...