... troops which are to comport; the Army 'f England,” as it is to be called, are now aflcmbling. The following paragraphs this lubjed are taken from the Cabinet : Gen. DeiTaix will foon proceed Rennes to organize the Army of England. It faid that it will ...

... with L IST of the OFFICERS of the ARMY, an Alphabetical Index—of the Officers’ o f the Royal As- the Marine Forces of the Officers tillery—the Engin’ a fucceffion of Colonels. on half-pay—and here may de Mafter Rolls, Army Retu rns, for the -ufe of the -Militiay ...

... againft ; andthat’s6o of our beft men were ordered to join the grand army, under General Harris. I expect follow with the remainder a few days. Major irummond at preient commands here. Our army is now in Tippoo's dominions, but he has (hewn every averfion to ...

... detached from the grand army under General ClaiVfayt, with which he is to defend the while the Marlhal paffes the Rhine, to againft the enemy. From Pietra it appears, that twenty veld els loaded with provifions for the French army have arrived at A'begna ...

... arrived from Brunfwick ; Mr. Hello, from the Hague Mr. Mafon, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Spatro\v, from the army. The thofe MefTerrgcrs, underftand, left the army on Sunday morning, at two o'clock; but they did not fail from HelvoetHuys till Tuelday morning. detailed ...

... ami fa* heavy baggage of the Auftrian army are now in motion to the mountains, which would feemto announce a retrograde moveor an important expeditian. There is alfo mention,.made of a that is foon to take in the army of the Ffi.ice of - Extratfl of a letter ...

... Majefty’a floop of war the Ser^ert, Official account the operations of the Com- had broughtio there, the of April, a large bined Army before Valenciennes. French (hip, captured off St. Nichola Mole, laden ** Hedd Quarters Geoerrf, Uerin, July 7. with dff goods ...

... i > the moft obdurate breaft, and but one feutiment to the propriety of recalling the remains of our gallant army in St. Domingo from that land ol death. When hefirft gave notice of a motion upon the fubjetf, he was doubtful whether he (hould propofe the ...

... this war would be fpeedi'y terminated. There was already in Vendee Republican army of forty thou land men ; the array on the coaft Breft vt'a* fixty thoufaud; and the army Cherbonrg was ten thouGmd.— Dslaao:u r« i letter received that From Satearer. What ...

... join fquadron under the command of Rear-Admiral Macbride, off Guern- fey; the caufe of her putting bach to this port, was to land Captain Sotheronand five of his crew, who had met with a melancholy accident, by the blowing up of a powder-horn full of powder ...

... appeared, the guide, thinking he would have taken that way, had waited for him. Before came up with him, was furprifetl to fee a woman in a Turkiflu habit, fitting at the door anhuufe, dandling child her arms, finging Both well bank, thoubloomeft fair.” Upon ...

... affe@ting the Defendants.. + lands of Dunmoe, Preftrath and Wil- kinftown, in the of Meath, the lands of Grangebeg, Kilcalin, Lifnabin, Rahaffy, Corballis, Rathbrack, Correllitown and Hodgeftown, in the county of Weftmeath, the lands of Derrycaffan, Dring, ...