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... Elders rejeded the Impoft on Salt by a majority of 23. The French armies are already every where in motion. The army of Mentz is fuppreffed, and is replaced by three other great armies, confining of about s o,oeo men each; and all of them are daily receiving ...
... us that their Army is about to make a general Movement. (Germany) September 2. It is currently reported here, that Prince Yfembourg, Commander of the Heffian Troops, having received large Reinforcements, had attack • ed a Body of the Army of the Prince ...
... Miniftry continue the Purfuit of fuch Meafures as they judge will be moft for the Bepefit of the Monarchy, exclufive of a Land Army eonfiftiog of 24,c00 civélive Men added to the ERablifli> Tha & . . ¥ 22X :Q T v 3 ...
... lightcoloured Surtout Coat, with Boots and Spurs, and a Whip in his Hand, and faid his Name was Thomas Ellis : The Woman was a tall thin Woman drefled in Mourning, and _faid her Hufband was a Taylor in Chancery-L Ror Ty T mon HU dnd darodarous viurder was ...
... has beens taken in the French Tines near Haerlem. He had-perfonated 2 woman and feld butter. To carty on the deception he had been clofe fhaved; but being compelled (o fiay with the Army thréc days longer tan he expeded, and having ug opportunity to rmcue ...
... Four art Silver Spoons were found -in the Woman’s Pocket, miked T. G. She is now in our Caftle. L O N D ON, Decenmber 23. - ixtra of a Letter from Paris, December 10. ‘1 Reform is already begun in oot Land Forces, and is likly to be followed by a f%rthcr ...
... \Jcbe entlemen of landed eftates, in rejeéling ‘every mode o? taxation which could be levied on the fuz&u a fmall expence, becauleit carried the face of ta T&t@'emfel;cs.h‘ ' f fasifiia i g _The immeple chagge of fupplying an: army.on 4 other fide thipAdaru ...
... prefs. The following trait charaderizes the adual ftate of public opinion :— When a hawker bawls out, Great news from the armies ! More victories ! the paffengers retort on him, Go to the Diredory with your victories ! No more battles ! Peace ! On ...
... commiffaries, bankers, brokers, &c. who have been fattening on the neceflities of our army, ever fince it landed on that fide of the water. The expence of this army, from the time the Duke of York took up the command to the prefent juudure is enormous—not ...
... RMANIr) December z. T is 'computed :that the French. Deferters and 1 other Gentry who have been difcharged from the Allied Army, and are gone into the-King of Prelia's Service, amount to above eight Thoufand. LONDON, December 16. They write from Paris ...
... Communication between the French Army and the Town is cut off. Mean while:they talk of a Sufpenfion of Hoitilities this Winter in Belle : And that the Freach are to remain in Poffellion of Gottingen and Muaden. The French Army have fu:lered mauch fince Autumn ...
... SEDIMAN. On the i6th, at day break, the divifion of General Defaix moved on, and at length found thcmfelves in fror.t of the army of Mourad Bey, five or fix tlxourand ftrong, conlifting chiefly of Arab , ,, and a corps of infantry,which guarded the ent ...