... companies that corps, and partof the regiment of Aquitain, were furrounded by the enemy's whole right wing, and taken prifoners. This is the only ditafter that happened during our march. Cn the 24th at night, the army encamped n-ar Caflel and the corps under the ...

... that the Port Vlefilngen is blocked up, and every thing feems announce that that place will bombarded the Englifli. Several corps of French ami Batavian troops arc on their march to the coal's of North Holland, which are threatened fcveral formidable Meets ...

... re- medy could be adniiniftered to him) he died at Leigh linbridge. That Ihe (who lie thought was gone) had bribed his other women fen-ants, concealed herfl-lf with fome arienic that fhe bought of an apothecary in that town, made his whey, and placed it ...

... cheap. A great Variety gown pieces ?8. 6d. N. B. Country Shops fuelled wish black funeral gloves, ribboii* bound; men’s I is. women’s 13$. money price. //•//, oa. 7, *796. Every eye in Europe is looking, and every heart praying, f r peace ; do not except ...

... and loyal addrefs ; Cintlimin, I piefent you with thii Standard as a mark uf my re- gard lor you ixdwitiuaL'y, and ?? as a corps. I deliver it to you. under the firm pcrfuafion that you will guard it with jour ?? fliould you ever be called upon to a-£t ...

... order to fall with their united Force upon the Enemy. Bci fin, June 25. We are informed from Ponitrania, that Gen. Platen's corps, which had marched with a reinforce- ment of two regimen's from the aimy before Stralfund, had attacked and dcleated a Ruffian ...

... of their danger, till the fate the unhappy fufterers was inevitable. The Budrow was her return from the Sauger Illand; the women were a part of the of Baboo, and had been to perform their annual religious ceremonies the Pagoda that Itl.md. Tlie toys, jewels ...

... Yefterday both Houfes of Parliament were prorogued Commiirioncrs appointed for that purpofe. The Magiftrates, under the new Police-bill, have i(Tiled orders for all Conftables &c. to take every fulpicious perfon that they may find lurking about, and who ...

... give French batde, and to relieve Menta any price. k A letter from Vienna dates, that Raffia is to fiirnlffi ~000 men, auxiliaries to his Imperial Majefty. There „ «o accouats their having yet fet out on their march. Accounts from Nantes and the Weftern ...

... fiege to Bcrgen*op>Zooin with 25,000 men. The beficging armies of Valenciennes and Conde, confifting of 30,000 men, are to a corps tie referve. If.the-account of the King of Pruflia’s defeat by Kofciufko, be well a.certain Northern Emprefs will appear have ...

... Ihower of grape (hot and at the head of grenadiers attacked and carried the bridge at the point the bayonet. Bounaparte’s corps killed and took Aullrians ; took pieces of cannon, and 400 horfes. Night fared the remains of the Aullrians army. At the moment ...

... colour thie is, that Pellet, the ex-wur-mutifer, wat •teemed for economy and prolily /,« of ,. yjf , .ic la ache, the new rof Police, wae diplomat. J, . to the Directory, and ufa-d to m.jl violent Jacobin. lately puhi/ieJ a wort propofmg the extenfioa of ...