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... brilliant manoeuvre, the army of the Sambre and the Meufe will enabled to make a jun&ion with the army of the Rhine, and thus all the new projects of the Coalefced Powers will be again difconcerted. The Republican General who commands the army that blockades ...
... ARMY ESTIMATES. The Houfe rcfolvcd itfclf into a Committee of Supply, and the papers prafented to the Houfc by Mr. Secretary Windha-.n and Mr. Serjeant were ordered he referred to the Committee, together with the other Hftimaces the Army. Mr. Sxckbtart ...
... be the appointment the Generals their armies If their councilsare not well chofen, every thing will be diftradtion at home ; and their Generals are not judiciocfly feledted, every thing will be difappointment abroad. In his councils he fhould never deliver ...
... At place on the (land Ceylon, called ; and which had furrendered to the forces commanded Colonel Stewart, was found 140 pieces of ordnance, and 70,000 lbs. of powder. After the conqucil Jafriapatam, the port Manor was farrendered by. the Dutch detachment ...
... To be SOLD, ALL thofc Three CLOSES LAND, lying tosether in the Parilh of Wood-Kirk, Hlackgate-Clofe, and Two Moor-Dolcs, containing by Twenty-one Acrei, or thereabout., Part whereof I eehol . ...
... which they had collcfted at a land H.lhery, one has tight tifli, two have iix, one ! great expence in Berdiczew. live, four them four, and all but four have Ij Though the Princes Repnin and Potemkin have I more than one. armies powerful enough to give battle ...
... LONDON, July The affVifs r.i prefent in Holland (land tinsthe StadthoUler has lei zed village of Wyek, which opens a communication for his troops. The army are in his dilpolal, and are ready obey his orders—but he has yet taken other often live ftep. ...
... Fruflians having been taken into Britifh pay, has, it caufed much murmuring in that army; in confequcnce which the 22dofJune, Field Marfhall Moellendorf, commander of the army his Pruflian Majelty on the Rhine, publilhcd the following declaration to the foldiers ...
... Coroner's Inqueft found the caufe of their death to be fuffbcsitior. by a pot of charcoal iv the room, which was clofe. The woman is fince dead. Char lef, ?? Scuth-Caro/iii.i, Od. 12. On Satur- day. Jail,. our Lieutenant-Governor gave his alfer.t to an ...
... lean'd pond’rom on its kindred hand Land of nincompoops was e'er pos’d, And fome, oc’rwrMog with ftudy, dreamt and doz’d. 1). D’s. I.or-'s, M.D’s. look’d deep diftrcl's, And ignorance hoodwink’d each F. R.S, ill an old woman, (who at thrir defire W.iswont ...
... The Kihg of Prullia has only made a reduction of 30,000 men of his armies, being all of bis own fubjeftt, whom he fent whom to allill the Farmers to manure and cultivate their land, Sec. But at the fame time the recruiting parties are enliiling all the ...
... that folio,' cd the fortune oi liumnu. tier, will fe,ive as the bate of a Royal Army. With thete Domourier wlll probably enter France before the Allied Armies, and collet an army of Revo Several hundred French troops, who had affirmed ! the Ariftecraric Cockade ...