... 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 ...

... from Antwerp. Ihe Duke of York's army has joined that ot Lord Moira ; and both are encamped near Antwerp. This junction took place on Wednefday The armies being now in camp, there is no particular news. The French army has not advanced fince the date of ...

... of the enemy. Since tie arrival of Lord Moira's army, the fears of the few inhabitants remaining are fomewhat abated ; the troops are all landed. Eleven however, were drowned. The greateft part of the army now on the eaft fide leading towards Saas. It was ...

... Wednesday morning Captain Macdonald arrived in town, over-land, from the Indies, with difpatches for the Eaft-India company and board of controul. Captain Macdonald paffed through the Britifti army in Holland thft preceding Friday, which had left its pofition ...

... ay levies are raited, agreeably to the plan how before parliament, the alone our pre forces will exceed number whole Handing army during the reign of Charles 111 Mr. Pin's plan fo~ arming the Gamekeepers be nothing more than a bit fport, calculated to mc ...

... of which was not llipalated. The Commiflioners of the Temple at Paris have placed a woman, in the capacity of a houfe keeper, to attend on the Royal Family. That woman calls the late Qjeen Toineite, and Madame Elizabeth, Baket fhe calls the two children ...

... AilVmhly. A woman two months gone with chiM had into.her hiifoamfs ear, who inlfamlyexphed. The tulprit made the molt ample cbnfertioii, and excuiitd herl’elf by faying, that the loved her ttlulerly, but that (lie could not retilt the inclinations woman in her ...

... kingdom, entitled to lands or other property ; for the recovery of lands in Devonfhire, claimed by the plaintiff heir of one John Nofworthy, ideot from his birth to his death, the age of years. The defendants claimed thofe lands under the will of this ...

... September We have heard nothing here the approach Pniflian army much talked of, for the relief of Holland ; but it appears certain that General MollendoifF is preparing to advance with an army of or 15,000 men fuccour the Auttrians neat the Lower Rhine ...

... grand imperial army remains in a refpectabte pofition ton the right banks the Rhine, Mulheim; and General Jourdan, whofe army ftill occupies Cologne, Nuys, Ordingen, and • Creveld, has hitherto not thought proper to attack it. Both armies endeavour to the ...

... LONDON, April 3. The landing of the Princefs of Bruufwick in England was not known in Town when our Exprefs left Lon- don. It is now fuppofed, that Commodore Payne, if the wind will permit, will fleer for the Thames, and land her Royal Htghnefs at Greenwich ...

... has announced to the Magtftrates o Naples, thtf qn *M* °7, mb fi-J'SgJ ana his fori would depart to put himfelf try h ad his army, and that they would march out the Neapolitan States. - . the Netherlands, the fpmt insurrection c. .. mues rage, though with ...