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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 ...
... centre of the Theatre of War. It is faid that General Kray was every day to fend him the report from th~e army. 'The Archduke Ferdinand is to ferve in the army of the :Rhinle, which will thus be animated by the prefence of anl Aust'cian Prince. V Yefterday ...
... was not thou;-ht ?? to p _cecd fo far that day without cx- pofing to imminent danger the fevera! corps ofthe Arch- duke Ferdinand (which covered the march on the hue of Zollbaus) and thofe of Generals Gir.lay and Kien- mayer which had received orders ...
... o 0u dorf and Mokirch, the left flanlc'o ?? Kray's§amy qu was uncovered. In this ituation of'things,'and before. co Archduke Fe'rdinand' had effeaed his juncion, GenetaE I Kray wvas attacked 'at Engen; about two o'clock in the je~ afternoon, by *the inahs ...
... to retcivelda v re-inforcernents frin Ba. to -varia, and the Hered~tary lduntriet; and, joined as he bah been by the Archduke Ferdinand and his army, da we have the greateft hopes of. hearing foon of a vic- tory in favour of the Auftrians, moft fignally ...
... was not thought poffible to proceed fo far that day Nvithout expofing to imminent danger the feveral L corps of the Archduke Ferdinand, (which covered the march on the fide of Zollhaus) and thofe of Ge- nerals Ginlay and Kienmayer which had received orders ...
... AMlofkirch, the left ti flank of General Kray's army was uncovered. nt In this fituation of things, and before the So Archduke Ferdinand had effecled his junc- w tion. General Kray was attacked at Engen about two o'clock in the afternoon by the f in inain ...
... the enemy's column from the bridge of the Lake and Neuiladt, by the rein- forced brigades of his Royal Highnefs the Archduke Ferdinand and General Count Gyulay. , On the fame day, when the above report was fent off, General Kray received farther in ...
... drax'ing front the environs of Memnmingen. l.cy 17. Yelierday the Irnperialifts under Generals Starray, Nauendorf, and the Archduke Ferdinand, attacked the left wing of the French army in the Blautihal, and drove them to Erbach on the Danube. The enemy's lofs ...
... withdrawing from the environs of Meo___nge_. ?? 17. Yeflerday the Imperialsf.s under Generals Sztarray, Nauendorf, and tl.e Archduke Ferdinand, attacked the | left wing ofthe French antsy in the Blanthal.and drove I them to Erbsich, on tne Danube. The enemy's ...
... tbe Danube, afterwards, deftroying the bridge, but leaving a detachment to guard that poll. — I Yelterdav morning the Archduke Ferdinand advanced, c.iufed the bridge acrofs die Danube to be reftored in fpite of ihe enemy's lire, croiled the Danube, and ...
... eudrs confifis- of 7000 - ,i:perilifts, and.x iook Tyrolefe; the iatter,- s are noct to,pafs the fronbiers. . '-The Archduke Ferdinand carried; on the ir L22d ult. Dolmefingen at the point of the bayo. 'g net: the place was occupied by the Army al with ...