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... uniform, has lately obtained money fiom the Colleftors of the Cuftoms, at various ports in this country, under pretence of being landed near the faid ports, and going exprets to the Admiralty, with letters of the greateft confequence*-at the fame lime producing ...
... refufe him the affiftance which he has a right to exped from all. The King is not ignorant, that many citizens, the owners of land efpecially, have quitted their country only, becaufe they did not find in the au thority of itâs laws the protedion which ...
... latter have fufFered an immenfe lofs. Their Gen. was killed with a poigoard by a woman whom he was about to violate. Many officers of rank were killed or wounded and the army Teems To much reduced as to be unable to purfue its march, or to endeavour the ...
... received French papers down the date of the 7th inftant inciulive.- In retreat over very of ground, it appcars?the Auftrian army, under the command of the Archduke Chailes Italy, has fuftained a very conltderable lofs. The French accounts contradift thofe ...
... againft the army in Ireland, that their demeanor futb •e to render them form dr.hle to all bnt the enemies of the eonntrj, it coo loofe and general. It is faid, and, we hope, with truth, that there are feveral regiments in the filler illand who (land exempt ...
... refolved to afl upon the dsfenfive, the conclufion of ihe prefent Campaign. The Army ot' the Allies is dated to he 150,000 drong, out of which they reckon 40,000 Cavalry. Cultine’s Army confids only of 84,000 Infantry and Cavalry. Ha is lenfible of ihcceitainty ...
... He left the army on the ift inft. the day before theaftion, and confequently has brought no news. The packet in which he came over from the Heldcr was feven days Tea. From private letters received from the head quarters of the Britifli Army, dated the ...
... is confidently afferted, is to put to Tea in the courfe of a few days—The headquarters of Buonaparte are at Rouen, and the army is in readinefs to embark. It is intimated that their embarkation was likely to be completed in the courfe of week. Rear Adm ...
... and that, bdides the Ruffian armies already in the field, and the corps of 6o,ooomen (half of which are already arrived Gallicia, according to the latell letters from Lemberg), there is to be fent another formidable army of 150,000 men, great part of ...
... upheld by of demagogues, who will able but a very longer to pay the armies that at prefent ‘/Heir proceedings, it is left for the forbearance human nature to mark the limits! armies will no doubt be fent upon any defpea rtaking, rather than be fuffered ...
... when the poll fet off on the 31ft ult. and ms of the pacification were fent the armies, Affinitive Treaty is to be made at Buchareft, and ffi® mean time, the Pruffian army is to kept up. ther accounts mention, that Auftria and Pruffia have mutual gauranteesfor ...