... report, on the prefent ftate of the armies : Endeavours have been made to agitate and to alarm the people Paris by falfe reports. Yefterday rumours were circulated of a great viftory j to-day they give out that our army has been completely defeated. I went ...

... the French army of the Weftern Pyrennees, was, previous to the Revolution, a Capuchin friar, and ftill wears his beard, which is of confiderable length. Signal polls, upon the principle of the Telegraphe, are now nearly completed from the Land's End to ...

... Pope, and that 250 more were expected in few days to land at Civita Vecchia, protect that place. Letters from Liibon ftate, that the Portuguefe Government have come to refolution to fend a body of land and naval forces with artillery to Brazil, order to ...

... 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 ...

... for the (ale of the Land Tax, undertland, that in order to give greater facility to tlic proprietors of land to become the purchafers of their own tax, they are in the ftrlk inftance to have the opportunity of 1 e-exemption, as the Land Tax anfing from any ...

... at the mouth of the Elbe, to from whence they are for the prefent to be forwarded oyer-land to Embden. Should the wind continue fair, we may alfo news from the army. expect thefe mails by Saturday or Sunday next ; and We have feen feveral Gentlemen who ...

... Lower Suabia.' Prince Frederick of Orange has affumed the command of the Ijnperial army in Italy, compoftd men. General foubert, commander in chief of the French army in that country,! has alfo entered upon his functions* and has ordered all the Auftrian ...

... afternoon, (landing the WeHward with a fair wi.ul, after having been joined by the Convoy, and the Portuguese Iquadron. the wind lias continued in the N. ever fince, we have doubt but the riect now clear of the Channel. The accounts from our Army are only ...

... Conde's army taken into the pay this country, and is penetrati, if potlible, into France, by the diftricl about Brifack, with Louis Xtflll. at their head. By thefe different attacks on the weft and borders of France, while the Imperial armies threaten ...

... her tenderly, but that could not refill the inclination cfa •woman her fituation. We have confulted the faculty on this point, and they have unanirnoufly declared, that the longings of a woman with child might be fuch to induce her to commit fo horrible ...

... Jourdan's army has pafled along the Rhine to Bade, jn, ordes; to re -enforce the army of Swit- zerland. In that part is the grand effort of the .campaign about to be made. Maflena has been inveded with tjie general command of the two armies ofthe Rhine ...

... The artillery of both armies was numcrouibeyondtny precedent. P'Arcon, one of the Members of the Military Committee, formed by the Directory for the pur- pofe of conducing the war, was one of the moll a- ble officer* of the old army, and is well known Car ...