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... brilliant manoeuvre, the army of the Sambre and the Meufe will enabled to make a jun&ion with the army of the Rhine, and thus all the new projects of the Coalefced Powers will be again difconcerted. The Republican General who commands the army that blockades ...
... ARMY ESTIMATES. The Houfe rcfolvcd itfclf into a Committee of Supply, and the papers prafented to the Houfc by Mr. Secretary Windha-.n and Mr. Serjeant were ordered he referred to the Committee, together with the other Hftimaces the Army. Mr. Sxckbtart ...
... the decreed as fol- the Alps: the Staff of that army, wh ved int! uw : | Bancs, has hot even correfpornded v red the ad ‘the Enstifts, Sct \ cimnot be agcounabie tor. ne lait, fo- of iY Being atthe Army whncis tur of the un- ie ’ hoz Tvifited all its ...
... At place on the (land Ceylon, called ; and which had furrendered to the forces commanded Colonel Stewart, was found 140 pieces of ordnance, and 70,000 lbs. of powder. After the conqucil Jafriapatam, the port Manor was farrendered by. the Dutch detachment ...
... Fruflians having been taken into Britifh pay, has, it caufed much murmuring in that army; in confequcnce which the 22dofJune, Field Marfhall Moellendorf, commander of the army his Pruflian Majelty on the Rhine, publilhcd the following declaration to the foldiers ...
... lean'd pond’rom on its kindred hand Land of nincompoops was e'er pos’d, And fome, oc’rwrMog with ftudy, dreamt and doz’d. 1). D’s. I.or-'s, M.D’s. look’d deep diftrcl's, And ignorance hoodwink’d each F. R.S, ill an old woman, (who at thrir defire W.iswont ...
... that folio,' cd the fortune oi liumnu. tier, will fe,ive as the bate of a Royal Army. With thete Domourier wlll probably enter France before the Allied Armies, and collet an army of Revo Several hundred French troops, who had affirmed ! the Ariftecraric Cockade ...
... Archduke Charles arrived at Vienna on the ult. from the army in Italy, which was ftill acting the defenfive in the Tyrol.—The object of his return was fuppofed to be to fettle plan pf operations for the army in Italy. The London Packet fays, that letters are ...
... POST. LONDON, 15. YESTERDAY a mail arrived from Hamjburgii, which biings fome Further particulars the opera rions the hoftile armies on the ] Rhine.—Several fkirmifhes have taken place, ! which the Auft' have, in genera!, been (uccci'sful. The F rcncli, however ...
... ation and difaifeiflion the French army and may probably the means of our recovering Flanders with the fame facility with which it was 1011. lie iiland has been evacuated tv the French. Flic makes fi.ch ravages in their army, that from 30 to 40 full of the ...
... from Poland are, that ,rfince Jnfeph Poniatowfki is obliged to re- treat from poft to poll, before the Ruffian .army. He was then with his army, at Wark- owife, two leagues above the Dubno. Pre- parations arc making for forming a camp, to be commanded by ...
... m&eneral Clairfayt's army is unfortunately ConSrmad.—ft happened on the 18th ult. in which the Auftrians loft men, befides twelve pieces of cannon. The French like«rife ftmered very feverely; as they drove brie'Oiumn of the Auftrian army under the Walls ...