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... acres of land round his feat in the county of Surry. Paul I. has written the following letter to Mar- fhal Suarrow, announcing his nomination to the chief command of the Army of Italy; — The Emperor of the Romans requires you to command the Army of Italy ...
... customary acres of arable, meadow, pature, and wood land, situate in the parishes of Lantillio, Cressenny, Grosmont, and Skenfreth;â Also an undivided third part of an uninclosed tract of hilly land called Graig-Hill, containing in the whole about 700 ...
... lately taken place in the armies the banks of the Rhine, in-confequence of arrete of Dire&ory. The army Ment? is fuppreffed, and replaced by three other great armies, which wait only for orders to match. operations of three armies are under the Jourdan. ...
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... her Maiefty had to a to fells fruit in the prifon yard requefted out very melon for it Queen The Fruit-woman cut the finefV and to the Waiting-woman having price former anfwered : -“ Only tell the Queen that I very happy could” eat this melon with as as ...
... General Dillon, having propofed to the Land- grave of HefTe-CaiTell, to retire into his own country, out of the French territories, and en- gaged to favour his retreat through the pafles occupied by the French armies, the General's letter was very indignantly ...
... Commander in Chief of the Army of Italy the Executive Direilory. Head Quarters at Car care, April 15. I have given you account, Citize.i Directors, of the two victories which our army has obtained over the combined armies of Austria and Sardinia. have ...
... taking the the rear army continued' to to that of General Jourdan made a ftand upon Lahn His Royal Highuefs beiDg probably of Moreau’s marched to meet him Generals Latour Nau-endorff followed on other fide fo no lefs than four powerful armies were in towards ...
... of the attacking Army which times repulfed muft have been far more confiderablc (lightly paffed over Mo reau hi he engagement of the 11ft near Efilingen in which the Auftrians to have loft men no mention of that fuftained by his Army From both accounts ...
... York detaching his army from the fiege of Dunkirk, that the French would make fome grand effort to inter- cept, and cut them ofT; and the events of this week ' prove, that their furmifes were not ill founded.— The Doke of York's army was certainly retiring ...