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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 ...
... lo the > a Perfon who has been Mare in the Army, to be employed as an eMfiitant to @ furgeon end apothecary, ini any towa in Effex. En quire of Mr, bovkfctier, | Servant Maid who can a good from. her Jatt place; the mut: uncerfand cocking plain well, ...
... off the wefterniflands.” 6. The King’s army, or moft of them, are marched from Philadelphia, through the jerfeys, to New York, attended by a number oftheinhabitants,who did not choofe ftay after it was delivered up. 7. A letter from Halifax, Nova Scotia ...
... He'nhderltand that co-operation from the grand army was ejfpecfed. He heard that,ihe army under Sir Henry Clinton was in the till the of Oclober, when that new&was,6,riVppm-. municated in general orders tlx army, a , the,consultation betpften j)t?r9ihand ...
... The vifit of the French army to Mentz has effected not only a conqueft, but revolution there. The people receive the French troops as brethren, and a fociety friends of the French conftitution is already eftabliflied by them, who have publiflied the following ...
... 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 ...
... Ifland, and the various other i(lands iituated in the Northern Southern Pacific Oceans, and the Northern and Southern Hemifphercs, engraved by Conder. 3. Portrait Man the Sandwich Klands with his Helmet. And 4. A young Woman the Sandwich Iflands, engraved ...
... Cyprus, when a faftor was landed, and carried to place within the city, with tire moft dangerous kind of plague upon him, but was cured the application of oil. Accounts have alfo been received of the fame application and the fame fuccefs at Snv rna.” ...
... ITiry for the gatriltm the trwn. 'lhe eom- in.d army is divided into four columns, one of which lias advanced tov.aids I.andau, another towards Lantern, Tniid to Tresis, and llic fuunh towards the army ib:'X’et! :M!a!;rls. not ft:id. from any arconrls ...
... The Duke of York, with his wonted attention f o the army, is digeflirig a ; lin, the ol jeft of ?? ?? to individuals who irav diftin?ti Hi th?mfe!ves by ex'r-.or(;ii a-v bravery, vi:' Unce. &r. Anii' n 7 other laudable* premium*. ,~.0 ! . sviti -c r-vc-n ...
... obftruft .their mutuil in&refls. J'his treaty is now made the pretence with, the French C'ouit for alieinbling an army Give* in favour of the refnufioiy States of the United, or rather difunited Piovinces. Although the province of Holland aifts againft ...
... prifoners of war; and that 9000 (land of arms were taken. Land. Ev. Poft. 8. The miniftry have received by the laft arrived fhip favourable accounts from various parts of America. Great difeontents prevail in the Provincial army. The men in general arc tired ...