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... officers} among whom were M. St. Maurice, Commiffary-Gtrerai the army, and a great number of Chonans, A few fatlors alfo fell vifhms to that calaaiity. Mr. Bo*ffieux, Staff Officer the French army, died his wounds h. return to Spit head. The rains, lalt, have ...
... mention that General Luckrer is gone to the Northern Army ; —it is thought he hat in agitation to make an attempt agalnft Mons, which (hall retrieve the credit of the French arms that quarter. La Fayette’s army is conceived be fituation yet worfe than has been ...
... 31. It is laid be very certain, that the Allies have landed near Nice. One wing if cur army is marching Genoa, which mutt furrender, as it is bombarded the Enghfh at fea, and the ialirts Irom the land lide.—The French have alfo abandoned Pignarolo and Monte ...
... that I (aw the woman purfuing. I (aid (o him, you are prifon*r, and vou (hall back the woman. In going bark, he faid, I ran from her becaute (he was mad. (aid, what need you deny that you was on that fide of the Gardens We then met the woman. I (aid, this ...
... with a favourable wind when the Purfeis landed. PARIS, April 16. -Th? RcvoKitlonprj Xribtinal has conderpned. to dfath Gal par n Chamrette, NaiKmalAgent of the Commune ; Arthur Diilon, General a diytlion oft he army of Ardennes the Defrnoulins: Sinicn, Deputy ...
... They carritd their redoubts and forts by an with bsyonets, and took four guns. Another letter announced, that the Pyrenean army was on its way againlt the enemy, in three well dilpofed columns. Within ti eie few days, fevcral the theatres have been by ...
... without further bloodfhed but otherwife, we bare not doubt of the Emperor marching a very confiderable army to fettle the bufmefs once. It may be faid, his army will be difappointed, bin even in this cafe it will require a number of years to reflore a country ...
... Weaving Bufmefs and be qualitsei to inftrud children, (as may be required) in reading, writing and common accounts; and the woman inftrud the girls in uleful plain work. For particulars, apply to the Pariih Officers of Chartham, nclr Canterbury. _______ ...
... the lands unproduaive. Dublin, March z 6. This evening the Houfe of Commons f«t from 4 to 7 o’clock in Committee on the Window Tax Bill. The difeuffion was extremely tedious and uninterefting. *' This day very large qaantity of gunpowder was landed here ...
... molt virtuous of our Kings ! ! Gentlemen, light no more for him ! In vain have the lands of our fatheis —-in vain have our magnanimous Princes tallied us in a foreign land, and put themfelves at our head, to effect his deliveiance: their courage and their ...
... Ault rian General, Dalton, who is killed was a brother of the late General who commanded a.t BrufTels, in the year 1789. The army were in motion at five o’clock, and proceeded in two columns to Fumes. The right column paHed the Ypcrlic river at Fort dc ...
... Orange, moJe of recruiting the French Armies. In one of the late Sittings of the Council of Five Hundred, Jourdan (of Haute Vienne) propofed, in the name of the Military Commiffion, a new plan for recruiting the army. He obferved, that no law had hitherto ...