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... TO EE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC T, THE RE\ ERSION i.i FEE cxp«.tt-uit up* thedv- ceafe ..I .1 v.iiow Woman, aged abjitt 64, of and t'i three feveral Ficelwl-J ?? Dweliing-Iljufc>, ?? Tcmmei.t-., tit..arc and bein- in Tid -f-.vell, in the County of Detby ...
... place in the Armies on the banks of the Rhine, in confequence oi an Aneteofthe Dircc-ory. The Army of Mentz isfupprelTed, and is replaced by three other great armies, which wait only for orders to march. The operations of thefe three armies ate under the ...
... i™n th it which that officer had in-. Je, who wifhed that the whole army fhould march be- yon J Landau on the 17th of M.ty. My morality is attacked. It. is found out that I have a 'woman for ray Aid de Camp. • Without pretend- h\f, to be a ]ofcph, I know ...
... moleftation from the allied armies. Our correfpondents are confident that fome im- portant negociation is on foot between France and Pruffia, let it terminate how it may. — Eng. Chron. . Very confiderable fums of money, from Hol- land and Antwerp, found their ...
... Auftrian army, before the aftion took place, had re treated to Valenciennes ; and the lofs of the Auftrians was $000.— Eng. Chrou. DEATH of the QUEEN op FR.ANCE —A veflel belonging to Hamburgh, vvhich left Kavre-dc-Grace on Saturday laft, landed a * reach ...
... Houfe, in Upper Grofvenor-ftreet, from Hoi- ! land, having landed at Yarmouth on Wednef- j «c*y laft from the Champion frigate, Captain Hammond. ft is faid the Port of Hamburgh is to he ftrengthened by an army from this Country, in | order to fruftrate the ...
... authentic documents, the annual value cf the land of Great Britain amounts to twenty-nine millions llcr- lir.g; the valde of the fee thereof id cftimalcd at ceo millions; the value of ftuck on ihe fad lands may ue calculated at about five tirr.es the yearly ...
... fpatches from all the armies, tend greatly to fan the fpirit of enthufiafm. On the 29th the whole Pruffian army quitted their camp near Coblentz, and commenced their march in three columns towards the frontiers of France. The Auftrian army deftined to aU againft ...
... the em /ue of the Mediterranean. The junction of the armies of Moreau and M.cionaki is effected. ? Mciteur, June 16. The Rcdaitcur riifo confirms apart of this news. It flutes? the Naval Army of the Republic, * ,f er having conveyed to their deiti- ...
... m, he prepared for attacking the out-works, at two o'clock in the afternoon, but the rain falling with great violence, the army did not reach the rendezvous till between 10 and 11, A.M. by which means the enemy had time to prepare. The attack, however ...
... en ntafj'e has alieady pro- duced in the different Provinces an •.immenfe army ; in Bifca the volunteers aflembled amount to 27,000 men. SnoulJ fuccefs crown the effort; ?? army againft Si. Sebaftian and Fontarabia, re Ipecting which fuch fanguine hopes ...
... LONDON, (Saturday) June -j. Yefterday, Mr. Mafon, the King's Meflenger, arrived in town, trom the Duke of York's army. The Allies and the French at Tournay and Courtray, remain in a ftate of inaftion. On the fide of Weft Flanders the French continue ...