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... mention that General Luckrer is gone to the Northern Army ; —it is thought he hat in agitation to make an attempt agalnft Mons, which (hall retrieve the credit of the French arms that quarter. La Fayette’s army is conceived be fituation yet worfe than has been ...
... Point of Force, than they are likely to be at any Time in the Summer, as • the Ftench are making vaA Levies to ',income their Armies in Gerniany. People who pretend to know every Thing, account for this InaBivity by imputing it to the Treaties that are on ...
... 31. It is laid be very certain, that the Allies have landed near Nice. One wing if cur army is marching Genoa, which mutt furrender, as it is bombarded the Enghfh at fea, and the ialirts Irom the land lide.—The French have alfo abandoned Pignarolo and Monte ...
... that I (aw the woman purfuing. I (aid (o him, you are prifon*r, and vou (hall back the woman. In going bark, he faid, I ran from her becaute (he was mad. (aid, what need you deny that you was on that fide of the Gardens We then met the woman. I (aid, this ...
... at Sersleon. _ Yefterday as a Man and a Woman were in a Boat, failing down the River, over sgaintt Dick's -Shore, Limehoufe, by the mifmanagement of the Sail in a fudden Gull of Wind the Boat : The Man and Woman were drowned, but the Waterman's Lad wee ...
... with a favourable wind when the Purfeis landed. PARIS, April 16. -Th? RcvoKitlonprj Xribtinal has conderpned. to dfath Gal par n Chamrette, NaiKmalAgent of the Commune ; Arthur Diilon, General a diytlion oft he army of Ardennes the Defrnoulins: Sinicn, Deputy ...
... great importance, appears from the humber of her forces by land and fea. timts of peace the Danifh army confifts of 30,000 cavalry and infantry, exclulive of militia. In time of war the regular army hath been known to mufler 50,000. His prelent Majefty feems ...
... with Speed, to gl on a grand Expedition. I ! is laid an Attempt will loon be made upon Brea with a power. 1u Fleet and 3oeco Land Forces. According to tome Advice. from Germany, the King of tripatrd a large Reinforcement of Troops on Chriitmal-Day lift ...
... Howe, with the flower of his army, 20,000 veterans at and the greateft traiu of artillery ever feen on fuch an an cecauon, with mortars loyal and jnfcrnhl conimiciion, which puwr (hot like raff, landed, without en part an (land HO miles long, where, his ...
... They carritd their redoubts and forts by an with bsyonets, and took four guns. Another letter announced, that the Pyrenean army was on its way againlt the enemy, in three well dilpofed columns. Within ti eie few days, fevcral the theatres have been by ...
... and well. Letters Vienna, dated the 34th, allure us, that Mailhal Daun's Army is increafed to 76300 Men that they are but one Day's March from the Prullians, who, with two Armies, the One commanded by the King in Perron, and the other by Martha! Keith ...
... Lane. N.B. Be Careful to ask for Watfon's Court and City Calendar. We bear the Number of Land Forces to be fent to America will be 3oeo, and that the fame Number of Land Forces will be kept on Foot as was laft Year. _ • _ _ _ . A Wifel arrived at Gibraltar ...