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... the decreed as fol- the Alps: the Staff of that army, wh ved int! uw : | Bancs, has hot even correfpornded v red the ad ‘the Enstifts, Sct \ cimnot be agcounabie tor. ne lait, fo- of iY Being atthe Army whncis tur of the un- ie ’ hoz Tvifited all its ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... Lake Champlain, that our army landed the aith, with the lofs of •Capt. Giegg, -of the train, being killed; he had both legs fliot off, and five of the tu.in had :Kt) their legs Ihot by the fame ball. one of whom died. that our army had ereded three batteries ...
... ci-devant General of the Army on the fide of Brett Hedonville and Dumeny, ci-devant Generals the Army the North Ardennes; General Demarks, lately employed in the army of the North; Barlhelemy, a .StatT Officer of the fame army; Kaimond, Mulatto; Thiery ...
... Worms, Some letters Quebec ived the ial ft-OlHce, which Ibrte that the army under command Wavne had routed the Out Indians ; advanced party ot nten been entirely cm oft': hts army r* and voluntetrs. The folh w ng is the account, given J)und.is the which ...
... whether the Combined Armies thould, (now the French driven into their own count' y,) leave to thtmes, and the efforts of the Royaliqs now in France, to fettle their Government upon a II- ple footing, or whether the Combined Armies Mould enter and airdi ...
... as much land to fupport . him a-, if propetly cultivated , would maintain a i - I man, hic wife, and three childien. The holies belonging to one waggon on the Wellern road, have ! been computed to confume the produce of more than acres of land. Whether ...
... Death' ol the Child by the oeglett of it mother. _ . Tre regiments wil'o art to reinforce the army of the King before Mentz, and thole who are to he army in Wellphalia, are on their way. ...
... the white Pear Inn in on Monday 6, t'aenty day of Otlober nezt,At ten of the clock in the krtneon; when the attendance of the land owners whore property to be cut through, and of the Gentlemen Merchants and others Kdrnt within (even miles of the ~f the raid ...
... Merchants, &c. within feven miles the line of the Can.il: The fit ft and laft claflli were immediately filled, and meeting the Land-owners is called for Monday next. ?(See the aivtrliftnunt.) The borough Derby has followed the liberal example of York, in ...