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... favour out probability renewing difturbapees and of the Houle of Bourbon in Ctsdtholderun chair Belgic army rumour is over hern to at Paris the Dutch of army purchafe ftorcs &c The Congrels ooqool' is already in for the undertaking ' Spain offered fix silicons' ...
... litiet and the Aufiuar.t.' The . lowing an extra ft the letter; In Ipite of gained armies, which occupy a part ti* Palatinate, they have been obliged, through tt* the armies tin and Meufr, and otd* Rbine and Mcfolle, to ajkfor J-jXufr dtrmy, *hid» the French ...
... thence to juin Jourdan's army. Eight thoufand men more are expedted arrive in two or three days, and will then proceed the fame object. Troops are marching on all fides both from the and from the army Bernadotte to- reinforce the Army of the Danube. It is ...
... Majefty defire to went to woman who fruit the whom but for it for the truit-woman out fineft and it waiting-woman' having aflced price the former ardwered' Only tell the I fljould be very could this with much I it to her - the of Andre informed the' ...
... French Refugees landed in England, from the jcth of Augult to the 13th of October, are in number 9 8 S l . All the French em-grants are difmiffed from r*;e combined armies, and many are paffing through Me.itz and other places. The army of French emigrants ...
... againft the law, Parliament having received due notice their Eroding, as was the cafe prtfent. Tin HefUans, faid, was nota (landing army tliis country, conformable to military idea; for they were not difciplined according the Britifh command, they had no quarters ...
... gardens well planted, with about 50 .aires meadow, .pa ore, and arable land, and about two acres coppice wood, lying anj.bting the parilh and only four milts from and ttic arable land are now In the pcffiffson John Butler, who quits ot Michaelmas next. ...
... THE FRENCH PAPERS General Defaix is Paris preparing the organifation the Army of Eng-and Buonaparte preferves the Staff which he had in the Armv of Italy at the head of the Army of England Mott of the Officers who compofe it are with him in Tub- the are ...
... Brulfils From the we that the French made the upon army under the Prince Conjle right wing of the Imperial army but were with great lofs Gelb the of Conde killed the above action half the Auflrian army under Prince Cobourg taken winter quarter: in frontier ...
... wcil-dreflcd woman, who fome time fince left it to be nurfed by Mrs. Couch- man, at Bl.icklic.it!), benevolently leleafed them from their meritorious charge Ly taking the infant under her own protection. The Oxfordlhire regiment of militia landed fafe in Ireland ...
... JAN. IS. The following from VEclair, PaHs paper ; jui, defcribe* the petition of the armies on the Rhine, apparently with accnraty The French and Imperial armies at prefe'nt cover all the country between the MofcUe and the Rhine. They oppofed and btjU ...
... of Edinburgh. The AJia Eait-Indimnan, Capt. Foulkes, from Bi ncoolen, is arrived at Portlinouth. The aliairs ofthe emigrant army begin to wear n gloomy afpect. Abandoned by the King of PruiTh, as they really appear* to be, they can ch-:- rifti no further ...