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... Waldtck, reported dead, is recovering of hi* wounds. -The French paper* bring a report that General fao.li landed Sardinia, with a Corfican army. Petioii again el«acd Mayor of Paris. The King ai.d Mvmlieor-had each one voteâthis was waggery. entrench ...
... remain. A letter from Cornegfiano,. the head-quarters the army of Italy, dated Sept aj, (laws, that all the reports from Ancona agree adenine, that the Turks who blockaded that city fea and land, in conliderable force; on a retired and that their unexpected ...
... In one, of the aoth, is the following piece, intelligence The army of the Rhine has' 'length etftifted a jumftinn with that of the and Meufe, at Crutznac. The divifion of the Auftrian army, which pafled the Rhine, is * at Alecy, and in a critical fituation ...
... Archduke Charles arrived at Vienna on the ult. from the army in Italy, which was ftill acting the defenfive in the Tyrol.—The object of his return was fuppofed to be to fettle plan pf operations for the army in Italy. The London Packet fays, that letters are ...
... The waiting woman of Maria Antoinette, find- ing that her Majefty had a defire to eat a melon, went to a woman who fells fruit in the prilbn- yard, whom fhe requefted to pick out a very fine melon, for it was for. the Queen. The fruit- woman picked out ...
... entire evacuation of the French army, none of the inhabitants who arc now out of (hall bepennittedto return thither. Granted. Art. Immediately after the fignatute of the prefent capitulation, the troops of the beficging army may take pofleffion of the following ...
... 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 ...
... belonging. ' Alfo, All thofe two Tenements, and Water Com Grift Mill, with fevcral pieces parcels arable, meadow, pafiurc, and wood land, belonging, avid now coololfclatcd into one Farm, and called or known the name of Ttrotrvm farm; containing in the whole, ...
... vet *,ld not prepared at alt points,- i*e are } but, never theleCs; api, *O. guard the General' apprizes the imps, that a landing be made Vthe enemy, after efcaping thd' vigilance w»f|].condiiCted, numerous Navy, to the Ertex, the Weftw&rd in Kent jrSjfci ...
... fooner difpofcd ol by piivate Contiatt, of which due notice will given, SEveral Capital and other MelTtiages and Tenements Land, fituate in the parifhes of Fettws, Llandebie, Llandilo, and L.argadock, in the faid county. / Further particulars whereof ...
... accounts of the return the Brit if/, army. The tranfports with the troops on board returned from the Continent that entered the port of shields, eturned and failed for Sunde d, the pi ice o f their dellination, where were landed on Sunday ie'nnight, about fifteen ...
... converse, but dreads the progress of union and tion, more than France ‘or French armies ; but when the insurgents and French armies, or the probable co-operation of French armies, arc connected, the prospect is dreadful.— Cork, with a military force nearly ...