... this defnittve arringement. The trench armies are already every where motion. The army of is fupprelfed, and is replaced by three other great armies, which wait only for orders to march. The operations three armies ate .under the direction of Jourdan. That ...

... bread from Dublin, Baker in fupply them with bread on lad; he did horrible to tell, had the bread been •eaten, every man, woman and child, ho had partaken it, exhibited fVtnptoms of having been poifoneef. Happily the Regimental Surgeon was quartered in ...

... courfe year, they obtained his to form army in the vicinity of his capital, Hydrabad, confiding of 14,00*0 of the Nizam's Sepoys, officered by live hundred Frenchmen. This army had kept a with the French Cfurpers the army Egypt left France; but their were ...

... her tenderly, but that could not refill the inclination cfa •woman her fituation. We have confulted the faculty on this point, and they have unanirnoufly declared, that the longings of a woman with child might be fuch to induce her to commit fo horrible ...

... kingdom, entitled to lands or other property ; for the recovery of lands in Devonfhire, claimed by the plaintiff heir of one John Nofworthy, ideot from his birth to his death, the age of years. The defendants claimed thofe lands under the will of this ...

... has announced to the Magtftrates o Naples, thtf qn *M* °7, mb fi-J'SgJ ana his fori would depart to put himfelf try h ad his army, and that they would march out the Neapolitan States. - . the Netherlands, the fpmt insurrection c. .. mues rage, though with ...

... price the has render ed the Dutch, by the our army in North Holland. He requires no lefs the Dutch Government, as token of their gratitude, than the complete fitting out and equipment the whole French army. The alio will demand indemnifications for their ...

... and injure the inhabitants that wretched country . IKled! COMMONS, f.D.V.ESD V, FEB. 20. , Sir John ?arne!l, Lite Keportof Army mates, complained the want difcipline. the troops, in proof of whiob inilanced the whole bod ies'of the militia the rebels ...

... rebels engaged this alfair, may be obtained knowing that their army covered four miles and half of very aide road, befides multitudes covering the lields on each fide the lofe of fuch an army, in a tumultuary flight muft be incalculable. Yefterday Captain ...

... publifhed the army w hfoh went on the expedition Ireland in which promifed the troops that they Iliad foon return thither.to avenge juries done to, the Republic. Extia&tfrom the General Orders of the dnd lit* Shaft and :\d tf February), of the Army J*>-v» ...

... reduced to allies, and the carnage was horrible. Their General Rev was killed with a woman whom he was about violate. Man} officers of rank were killed wounded, and the army feems fo much reduced unable to purine its inarch, endeavour reduction lift here ...

... for fuch command are utterly unknown. Eight land-troops» drafted fiom the Picardy, Flanders, and are emlarked on board the fleer, together with the neceffary ordnance, and other warlike implements for an army of 10,000 men. is faid to deftined for the ...