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... (he ifluing of furloughs has already begun, and (he number of fold'ers who will thus lent home is not lefs than 30,000. The Archduke Ctf arles, while on his late journey, was again taken ill, but according (be lafi accounts is recovered. Saturday we receired ...
... accepted. It is,however,! rue,that the Duke is ferioully mdifpofed, and that iu cafe ot his death, he will his Royal the Archduke Ferdinand, who is gone pay him a vifit. The latter will take upon him the government thefe counlm s, in the Duke’s name,belofc ...
... Generals, will appointed. Four leagues from Vienna, near Minkendpu, a small camp will formed, for which the regiments Anerspcrg, Archduke Charles, Savoy, and the garrison this city, arc destined. the 13th mst. a train ...
... John; General is appointed Quarter-Master-General to that army, 'i be command the army of the Voralbe rg is given t!;n Archduke Ferdinand, who will have Genera! Mkvf.r for his Quarter-Mast. r-General. General will command ihe annv in the Western Tyrol. ...
... ordered for trial; tbe Archduke Fikoikand bae brought the itroageit charge* against Gtueral Wskkkck. Altbougb the nominal command of tha Auatro- Pnr- ; - army probably in either the faraßuns, wt an happy to find that «h* Archduke Rz.es ic UkeJjHo the Chief ...
... 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 ...
... infantry, and sixteen cavalry, were attacked by nine battalions infantry, and eight stpiailrons of cavalry, under the Archduke Ferdinand, though in a very advantageous posilu.n, upon the Wights of the distance one post and totaily Tea led. in the course ...
... set out very soon upon his return to England. His Ixirdship has been much indisposed ever since he arrived here. Prince Ferdinand, Prussia, gave a splendid ball on the ult. to the Grand Duke Const an- From the SWEDISH lI£a\I>>QITASTERS at LUXE- lil'RG ...
... battalions of infantry were, in tact, ordered from Italy, to reinforce the Archduke Ferdinand’s army, and v;t know that this very measure gave a great deal of umbrage to the Archduke Charles.* 2dly. In settling the plan of the campaign, it must have been ...
... an-consummatihg their plans another quarter. MaRMORT, at the head ? considerable force, is proceeding to Dalmatia, while the Archduke Ferdinand is advancing through Hungary to the Turkish frontier. The late rival armies will, are persuaded, soon situation to support ...
... the consent of Russia, certain Empire is, 'ere long, to undergo very important change. It is also reported that the Archduke Ferdinand, brother of the Empress of Austria, soon.tolead to the menial altar Princess of one of the most illustriou: houses in ...
... cording the expression of a peasant who believed that it was tome Minister, docs great deal of mischief to every body. The Archduke Ferdinand, Commander in Chief of the troops Moravia and Silesia, is present reviewing the troops of his district. The capture ...