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... mence - in Italy, that his Imperial MA'I l1y will head the army in that country in psr-ot5, and the Archduke Chariles cominatnd the army in Germany. FRdAYKFOR'1, Nov. it. All the Generals of rhe army of lhe Rllline 17 in number, lately5 ?? at MUentz, and ...
... alfc be expected on this fot. . T or It 'All and whole the f‘;elve il'anay_Lands of OUST, with the Maror Place thereof; ths Town and Lands of ACIIAVINIBIST ; the Town and Lands of SHHENNACHY, with the Pendicles of the fame, called Newquoy and Buleahamper ...
... s by Gereral Buoraparte, oue addrefled to his Grand Army,and che other to the divifion of General Keller man, which, together with other troops from the South of France, have joined the [talian army to the number of 395,00> men, give new weight to the ...
... dragoons marched for Perthand were replaced, the fame day, by two troops of the Windfor Forefters. On Monday evening, a woman who had juft landed from on bourd a veffel from Montrofe, dropped dowa dead on the road to town; and on Friday, William Martin, butcher ...
... and the whole building was in an inftast in flames. Two fine ehildren were confomed almoit in fight of their parents 3 and 2 woman and a lad were killed by the falling in of part of the roof. Laft week was performed at Covent Garden Theatre, for the firlt ...
... were apprehended— never heard them fay they expeed a party ; but an Irithman, a neighboar, told John, there wasa prefs in the land, and to take care of himfelf. Qn thg Suaday befoze they wepe ap- L pchended, fhe fav the old man making lead Lullets, and faw ...
... Camepn.: Vil : 30. The Proffian fubfidy laid before Parliament, and approved of. Landrecy farrenders to the allies. Clairfait’s army, which covered Oftend, atacied by the French under Pichegro, and from fupciior numbers obliged to retreat—The Duke of Yoik ...
... demanding forces for that purpofe. The principal articles of en- gagement which he propofes, are, A land tarmy of sO,ZOO or 15,0s 3 men, a naval army to co-operate. All the conquers (except of the countries in the Mahrattas, which the King was obliged ...
... the engagements which it has contracted. $ S bl E Rutfia is able to oppofe to Poland dnd Pruflia, an army of 150,000 men. The formation of fuch an army is conjectured to be one of the motives of Prince Potemkin’s journcy to Peterfburgh ¢- others fuppofe ...
... merchant in Néwburgh. LI and whole the lands of MUNXHOME ; alfo the A four roods of land called INNES's LAND; all lrin% within the town, and territorfes of Newburgh, parith o Foveran, and therifidom of Aberdeen. On the lands of Manxhome there isa large dwelling ...
... Emigrants flate, that the fituation of the country, and the u ture of the ground occupied by M. de Puifaye, is of %-cag, that an army of 120,005 Republicans would not be able todiflodge him. He is mafter of the largeft and moft beautiful Bay in Europe ; and ...
... appears, that the princi- F:meiwrs of the whole were tha Dake of Oreans, Mirabeaa the elder, and de la Clofs ; the Jait in woman’s cloaths. One of the deponents, M. Pelletier, declared to have heard Mirabeau fag to Mouaier, whom he withed to gain to his ...