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... Lieut. J according to the intelligence re* . • r! tr alburgh, he palled thro* Munich, Stut- North Hants Militia, figned Karlsruhe, where he very well received. Purcfoy Jervoife, e(q. be that previonfly to his departure from Vienna ire. March 5, 1798.— ...
... t-mf> Ot Karlsruhe, how VersT. tepngnaut the idle talk 4f .tier a wit to the teal rjews I and iutention* ...
... The Elcecnal Prince tar. ther availed himself the to s! permission to condua his bride house, that she rui A ht testify at Karlsruhe, hoer very repugnant the idle talk of such a change was to the real views aui intentions of the French Emperor. An extiaordimity ...
... rRINCE far:ler availed hiniself of the circumstanee, reptest permission to conduct his bride home, that migit tPstify at Karlsruhe, how very re- pugnant the idle talk of such a change was to the , rJal views and intentions of the FRENCH EMPEROR. F u e ...
... filmier availed himself of the circumstance, to reilUest permission to condu& his bride home, that she might testify at Karlsruhe how very repugnant the idle talk ofsnch a change was to the real views and intentions of the French Emperor. ' An Extraordinary ...
... farther availed himself of the circumstance, to request permission to conduct his bride home, that slie might testify at Karlsruhe, how very repugnant the idle talk of such a chatige was to the real views and attentions of the French gmperor. - An - e ...
... ida tr s. rto lki t ie li tt s r em i t , not teown, but is estimated at from will be fouttel.an article, udder the head Karlsruhe, gm. They are making considerable progress in twspecting the loss of the Prussians and Austrians h eat i ng . Uaifour sold ...
... DUTCH PJPERS. Karlsruhe, , Jah. 7,— On the. 2d instant there •was a conflict at Solindluckel, between Ellersfadt and Turkhehn. At eleyen o'clock in the forenoon, notice was given to the inhabitants, that they should remain quietly in their houses, taking ...
... DUTC APERS Karlsruhe, Jan. 7. On the 2d instant, there was a conflict at Schindbuckel betweeu and Turkheiim.. At 11 in the forenoon notice Was given to the thatthey should re- main quietly in their houses, taking care of the most valuable part ‘of their ...
... refuge in one the ports New Lngland, she is now arrived. eankfort, Oct. Prince Royal of urlP®b«ig arrived here last night. Karlsruhe, Oct. B.— The Empress of Russia is here she leaves llie baths of Ba®,t * ihe Emperor Alexander is he here aho'it the His ...
... to declare, that the Count til ' nor ever cou have, any commui,v Mission the said Barbara Krantz, as he quitted O'' 1 °f Karlsruhe for that of Munich, in the ° Vemoer ' ' and consequently, several vWo ° re tQ f acts which the witness swears to, to «• the ...
... Majesty ? Q. Were you sem b y the Queen to Carlsruhe ?-A. I was A^hJltrfl^SJ^ ?? ***»I~ZZ*- -1&-&SSZ?' d,d >OU a ive ~ Karlsruhe ?-A. On the jeity directed to the Chamberta'n of fheH, ?? n , Q. Did ,„« report to ,he Lha.nber.al >£?*** Rub to attend ...