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... 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 ...
... drove on fhore on Yarmouth beach, one woman and a child were drowned, and the reft of the paflengers and the crew, were with great difficu'ty got fhore. The goods are fayed and hoped the fhip will be got off. The woman and child,, are cc brought on (bore ...
... much longer, had not accidentally looked in at the window, and (ecu the old woman lying OH the floor. The neighbours were then alarmed, and entered rhe where they found the old woman dead, with holes eaten different parts o't her body. dmighter thtv found ...
... Cavalry on the of the Enemy’s Army fly Our Centre routed the Infantry and pufhed quite hro’ the Enemy’s Camp Left of the Army then marched direftly owards Micholly where it was joined by the Cavalry ut off the Aultrian Army whole Right was funning away ...
... thoufand pounds more than the annual receipt of the land-tax for the whole kingdom of Scotland, when rated at four (hillings in the pound. In it have not included any Captain, Lieutenant, or Enlign the army; any Mafter or Lieutenant in the navy; any place ...
... Cofcia Dittince the Cofcia and Place fmall Craft Inftant Army Neceffaries d’Arranda to on the 't King by ' far the Gazette reported pins the boy's they affirmed accufed ihe Pritchei Welt-Langdon woman bewitching boy This fwallowed credulous vulgar and great ...
... ready at a moment's notice. The Half-officers of the royalift army from England effected their fafe landing fome days before it was thought prudent to difembark the troops.- The royalill army in the department of Hie and Vilaine is eftimated at 90,000 men ...
... Courvoifier, MelTenger, arrived li'.i nigut at Mr. Dundas's Office, with from the Duke of York, at the head quarter* the Britifh army Holland The contents have not yet been officially but learn from good authority, that they bring accounts a partial affion ...
... Siege to Gibraltar by Sea, while an Army blocks ie up by Land. Thefe Letters add, that by j fome it was pretended that the French Fleet Would attempt a Defcent in Scotland, whilft a Spanilh Fleet attempted to land Forces in Ireland ; and if either fucceeded ...
... ofthe itth Inftant, bring Advice, that they had an Account thatthe Great General of the Crown, Count Branicki, with the Crown Army under his Command, is marching towards the Frontiers of Turky, and Count Ponia- towski, with 5000 Men, was following them at ...
... Vendee, give the following account of the fent fituation of the Royalifts in that count StofHet, who commands the army in the rttb. lands, remains ftill peace with the RepuMiiM,. sap>..eau, who commands that of the centre, has lately concluded an with ...
... ftepped Otlt of; he boat, and the young woman, rather imprudehtly let alone to recrok the river. but curfrot running very rapidly, the boat drifted &mu the . - ;vr, and inintediatcly over the dam, oveilet ; the young woman was di owned gent fearch was made ...