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... Generals Mack and Grenville are to command under him. The Archduke Charles will command the Army in Italy, in concert with the Archduke John. General Zach is appointed Chief the Staff. The Archduke Ferdinand commands the Arm/ in Germany, which is assembling near ...
... the van uf the principal army expected on the 16th this month. No general command yet exists over the whole army, the Archduke Ferdinand has not yet arrived ; but General Mack has, meanwhile, the superintendance of all the operations. The Austrian Generals ...
... be followed the main army, under the command of the Arch-Duke Ferdinand, assisted Generals Mack, Grenville, &c. AUC.SBUBG, SEPT. IS. Last night, and this morning, the-infantry regiments the Archduke Regnxr, the Aichdukc Maximilian, Frolich, Koliorath ...
... Suabia, and joined the army of the Atchduke Ferdinand. The latter is still posted behind the Jller, ant) its van extends from Ulm, along the south bank of the Danube, to the Black Forest. ITe Archduke Ferdinand is a young man of 22, of a noble figure, of ...
... Franconia. His most Serene Highness has resolved to place twenty battalions, and sixteen squadrons, on the war footing. The Archduke Ferdinand, Commander-in-Chief of the Au'tnan army, arrived at U!m, on the of OAoher. They continued working at the fortifications ...
... Courts, appear continually to become more intimate. ULM,- OCT. 8. The day before yesterday, the head-quarters of the Archduke Ferdinand, came here from Miudelheim. The whole Austrian army, in Suabia, now strongly concentrated In and mar l lm. ocx. 11. ...
... fafl was yesterday announced Lloyd’s. One of the letters with which we have been favoured, states, that the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand, with or 40,000 troops, is nearly surrounded by three divisions of the enemy’s army. The same letter, corroborates the ...
... Frickthal is the only real loss which the Court Vienna lias had in Suabia. and Ortenau, having become die property of the Archduke Ferdinand, uncle of the Emperor, residing at Vienna, can only be considered as a province of Austria. These countries may, dicrefore ...
... ; they entered that city on the following day at noon, after it had been evacuated by the Austrians at ten. Both the Archduke Ferdinand and General Mack were present; On the Ith, the French attepnpted to make them* ive* roasters Dim; but in this they did ...
... et Prince Ferdinand est en fuite.'’ The following translation was given on the other side:— The army of the Austrians, strong of one hundred thousand, is no more. The General-in-Chief Mack is liimse f prisoner in Ulm, and Prince Ferdinand is put flight ...
... with his Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand, were said to be cut off from the mam army. These were the troops, it is added, which have been for several days in the environs Hetdelsheim, Aalen, See. The said Archduke had bis quarters at Gemund. It ...
... appear* there have been great disagree* >n«hu among them ; in particular, there has been violent dispute between the Archduke Ferdinand 4ftd General Mack, because the former wanted %ttit Ulm, and'give battle to the enemy; but the General shewed his orders ...