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... ARMY or ITALY Drablles, General of Brigade, commanding a divilion of the left wing of the army of Italy, writes, on the 26th of March, from the head-quarters at Maltz, in the Tyrolefe, that on the 25th of March he attacked the ene my at day-break. Their ...
... Theiratagon if we may believe their oiv accounts, has '.••••n too filecefsful• • The French Armies are computed to corn. prife upwards of even hundred thoufand men; their Army of the North, including the garrifdns of Dunkirk . , Cafrel, Li fe, Douay, Bona/tin ...
... Vien a, made reprefentation• upon the affembli.i.; of the Combined Army, which marenet for the banks of the Wefer the z6th oflthe month, his Prufliaa Majelly replied That this Army having no other object than tile lafety of the North of Germany, the ...
... followed it, though fay the Paris papers, couriers arrived from the Armies :mil on the 26th and 27th tilt. the contents of whole difpatches were kept a profound ferret from the Army of the Rhine and the Motile, there is a letter from Gen. Scherer to Moreau ...
... a gentler man at Leeds was let on fire, by a woman fervant leaving a lighted candle ne,ir the be and falling alleep. The bed caught fir and it was .vith difficulty the family efts with their lives. The woman was muc 'burned. On Monday an unfortunate accident ...
... a talk of a land prefs to man the navy. Many a neglected child of genius will figh to refieft, that Role and Didclot will have 3000 guineas for dancing one month 1 Is th;s a country where the poor ire itarving ? Saturday night, as a.woman coniing up Gray's ...
... Alto, a PIECE of HIGH LAND at the bottom of the Long Ctofe cot'. raining by admaafurement 14A. 3R. 14 3 0 fown with barley. all tha 39 Acres (more or 1E619 LAND, calk.) qLai.ateil from the !aft mcn• Sunday and Tuefday's Potts. From the LONDON GAZETTE. ...
... dinner reviewed this army under the command of his Royal Highnefs drawn up in order of battle. The Prince and his Royal Highnefs retired about eight o'clock I'. M. highly delighted with the martial appearance of this little army. Tuelday, July 29. - This ...
... the Army of Naples in Tufcany on the sth of this month. Since that time it has oLtainej two trifling fu4,:efle::, which can only he rcar,l•;.l as the forerunners of others. The division of General Montichard, which forms the ri,lht wing of the army, occupies ...
... by his readiest to Olunite. and finds herf.lf plunged to the bottom of a duniseots 1, . 01.1 Satu rday Monfiedr Cbarretier landed at Dover from Calak, accompaiard by his Secretary. He cams in a French byo-boa{. which had no other palkagors on board,; from ...
... To accnmmreinte the admirers of neentiftil (trot-, and pallure Land ; alit two Clofes in Coin ichepant s n evera at- with refpett to the late fueceires lige the Anftrians toabandon the armies in Italy. Letters fro; Polk of Katlerflatitern; and on de loth ...
... days ; and that tht French have augmented their army in the North to r 70,000 men. lie corn, plains of the Dutch. and even of the Engin. The inftant that troops arrive here, they are fent to join the army ; as ar • alfo the fibres and ammunition, which ...