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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 ...
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... their miliiia fifteen thou-and men are in arc culled American Legion of the are providing for their men and laid land-tax to maintain their army Province oj has the of Connecticut has rights arc the Americans great acquired great the particularly IVajhington ...
... 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 ...
... friend too the Captain Pacha is uch murmured having Oczakow ’ Pruffian army it is will aflfemble early Spring on the Frontiers of Poland- Marlhal is to have the chief comraan Imperial army next campaign- j In the South of France particularly in te troubles ...
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... the relpettive divifions the fide Germany victory is con-ftant the French ftandard army General Kleber advancing Bamberg defeated after vigorous fighting leveral army of Wartenfleberr taken Foreh-heim a place incohliderable ftrength The Auftrians now ...
... is circumstance reflection a day’s Army plunder the L’Orient with of caravan the in the rapacity Agents that may a at arrival the neighbourhood : reckon winter I” given flat contradiction the received the the of army led victory It not says Cannot ap- ...
... 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 ...