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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... formation of a municipality; that oh Lie next day he would march out with his army to follow his conquefts, with the addition of 1000 men, which the city of Mens is railing to join the army the Rupublic; and adds that the French are poffelfion of Tournay. A citizen ...
... favourable moment. *Their objeCt is not only fuppofed to be a co-operation with the Irifh rebels, but it is expeCtcd that a landing will be attempted on fome parts of of this kingdom. The armament in the Texe! confilts of 13 line of battle (hips, 4 or 5 ...
... Prince Repnin is to have command of the whole new Government, army, and the Prince of Wurtemberg is to command The decifion is of the utmoft importance to this a feparate corps. If the Rufiian army fhonld want Country; for a war againft France be undertaken ...
... Petition from Hull, tor the Canal. IL* Malt and Land-Tax Bills were then read a fecond f, > and committed a Committee the whole Houfe the morrow. Hohant brought np 1 Report from the Committee of \ on the Army Ehmiates; the Refulutions were read and fecond ...
... motives. None but villain would attempt to marry with an intent to make.a woman lefs happy than fiie was before. And when we confider how much is requited to conltitute ability make a woman happy, who has never known either care or hardlhip of any kind, mnft ...
... role from a variety of caufes, but p;incipaliy from the operation of the land tax. Sunday, in moft of the churches, notice was gi'en, that thofe who are diipofed to buy their land tax, mufl fignify their intention on or before the 25th day of December ...
... of Major Genetl Dundas, and an army hftfpjtal thip and vietuallera, to tite road Bailiff, rear tl>e town of Baffecerte,. and the day afterwards I followt in the Boyne, accompanied the InfpeQor a«d Bull Dogffuops, feme army vi»t&|lef», two hofpital (hips ...
... Many circumftances, and more rumours, at prefent engage the attention the public. The real Hate of the French and Auftrian armies in Italy, and Germany*the probability of a Peace between the Emperor and France*the defigns the French Ufurper? again!! P ...
... follows : Dover* Jon* 24* 1799.—“ A Dar.ifh arrived mornini; from Calair, hound tn Norway. She failed yefter. day, and hat landed man and lady. There were no p». fuffered to be brought over. Thefe paflengers report, that great dirturbances prevail in Paris; ...