... lately taken place in the armies the banks of the Rhine, in-confequence of arrete of Dire&ory. The army Ment? is fuppreffed, and replaced by three other great armies, which wait only for orders to match. operations of three armies are under the Jourdan. ...

... thence to juin Jourdan's army. Eight thoufand men more are expedted arrive in two or three days, and will then proceed the fame object. Troops are marching on all fides both from the and from the army Bernadotte to- reinforce the Army of the Danube. It is ...

... miles Chriftchurcn and Four the Sea Shore, with offices, Gardens, and four acrcs 1 of land adjoining.—lf moie agreeable twenty acres more of arable and palture land will foid with the above. j For further particulars apply Mr, ice, Solicitor, Ring. Hants ...

... wire Donefchingen* /ounces rfie Danube.: in the cdntre were the under General are. at Stockach; and of Marilai Su««rrow at army, joined to the .body of Austrian* under Neuendorf and Jellafchich, of tlie Prince extends yrotn Gfifons. .the extremity the ...

... Henry Young, of Ebbeibourne, - an old man, who was found drowjied. Verdift—Accidental Death. On Wednefday a woman, wife to a ferjeant in the army, arrived the George Inn, Codford, on her journey from Portfea to Briftol, with an infant in her arms, which ...

... not remain and perform his duty. They add, that Buonaparte's whole lofs before Acre was at leaft 20,000 men, and that his army is reduced including Jews, Greeks, and Copts. The Grand feat Sidney Table fur, ar to thofc presented Lord Nclfon, 25,000 pialtres ...

... gallant captors but in the prefent inftance, the produce of the army's (bare alone is deemed, and will no doubt prove, a moft ample remuneration £or their eminent fervices. On Thurfday woman was brought to the Lunatic Hofpital near Newcaftle, who has lived ...

... EngliJh port, but ths wind not permitting him to reach Yarmouth, he was obliged to proceed to Whitby, where the difpatches were landed. The following particulars communicated in letters Deal, are confidered as authentic DEAL, Aug. 23. This morning, about nine ...

... cannon and warlike ftores, baggage, &c. packing oflT fail as poffibie for the North, where it was fuppofed the enemy would land It is laid, the counties of Antrim and Down are more completely organifed in Rebellion than ever. the Dublin Mail vvhicß. arrived ...

... employed in, its armies. We leam that this lias been enacted in confequence the dangers which have Sri fen from the of Traitors into the Brkiih Fleets, and an offer the part of the King of t6 reccive our convi ...

... Far* as' relates to tbe armies.—The French have doubtlefs fljuch exaggerated their fucceffes, though it is impoflible to correct their accounts till the arrival of another Hamburgh Mail : and which, from the pofitbn the armies in Switzerland have now ...

... Brigade, and Black well that of Lieutenant-Colonel, in the French fervice. Morris an the French army. The whole formed a part of the Expedition which landed laft year in the North -Ireland) and were ton their return to France when they were detained at ...