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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... The patrlotifm and 1 1- courage of the Pores will, it is to be feared, avail but little againft the formidable armies of an Im- perial woman, whofe ambition is inlittiable, although near the grafp of that unrelenting tyrant of tyrants, Death. Then 3 feet ...
... Warren, has failed to Cowes, to take Under convoy froih thence the corps of Emigrants attached to Earl Moira's army. Thele are to be landed ueon the coaft Brittany, fender cover of this fquadron, and they will probably (oon be followed by detachment Britiih ...
... Stockton, and ?? g-.-iei i.y cro- plovcd in going to the noti'.h ol that river to 10-.d land for the ufc ot the t mm, and mvi- ra .d only, by the above man *.tid woman The ealc on Saturaay ni.^ht blew thc-vcllc! nut of the river, and it it, t.ppt.lc.l that ...
... — The ?? body of rhe ?? iifh army, under Genera] Meadows, had mart- he'd into Tijppoo'i principal forltefi, called iPoliaeafcherry. That Tippoa having expofed his country to the ravages of ihe enemy, with fu line an army of horfe ready for art inn, stives ...
... prevails among the three armiei of France, which may poflibly produce a civil war fooner than -ny other circumftarce. The armies under the command of Luckner and Biron are con- ?? devoted to the Jacobins ; that under ■VI. de la Fayette are attached more ...
... board his Majefty's fhip Jupiter at Cuxhaven the 28th ult. failed from thence with ftrong convoy ; and Sunday lad, about noon, landed and in health at Greenwich ; from whence her Serene Highnefs proceeded to St. James's, where (he arrived between two and three ...
... L A N A TION ! The procefs-verb.il of this Sitting was or dered to be fer.t by exppeflel to all the De p.utinents, and the armies, and to be pro claimed in the City of I'aria. On Saturday the National Convention de- creed : I. That all public oftl flail ...