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... The vifit of the French army to Mentz has effected not only a conqueft, but revolution there. The people receive the French troops as brethren, and a fociety friends of the French conftitution is already eftabliflied by them, who have publiflied the following ...
... SUBSCRIPTION For the Difcharjc of the SUBALTERN OFFICERS of the ARMY reduced to Half-Pay, now languishing in different PRISONS throughout England for Debt. THE Services of the above meritorious body of men are univerfally allowed, and the many embarcaflments ...
... ' POSTS I'&N T E G E C E BrfifiNv BHt and Jby-fi with of F troop army -' Atti1a llnMilfobitam ill in all bleffings which fire word will deliverer the In -continue inhabitant with liberty ceil ‘murder deftruCtion are it fatal Parr rooming grievance Gen ...
... Cyprus, when a faftor was landed, and carried to place within the city, with tire moft dangerous kind of plague upon him, but was cured the application of oil. Accounts have alfo been received of the fame application and the fame fuccefs at Snv rna.” ...
... tam fuch forts places neverthelds fhall in the poffeffion of laid company and on road by which faid armies march fhall not given until the faid armies fhall floret grain &c and which are in fhall patted them on return: far poffible no delay fhall allowed ...
... precaution. WARSAW, JULY 13. On the 7th inftant, the Polifh army, confifting of 25,000 men, approached the Ruffians, whofe numbers we have no accounts of. Prince Poui- atowfki was juft abfent ; thus the army wanted a head. The Ruffians no fooner appeared, but ...
... parts of the mountain. The eruption Mount Etna, which has Mcd three months, and frill continues, has done confiderable to the lands-between Catania and iaorimna.— London Gctadttc.\ - ' ~ .i L O D O N, 18. he National Convention flow in deciding the fate of ...
... Waldtck, reported dead, is recovering of hi* wounds. -The French paper* bring a report that General fao.li landed Sardinia, with a Corfican army. Petioii again el«acd Mayor of Paris. The King ai.d Mvmlieor-had each one voteâthis was waggery. entrench ...
... report, on the prefent ftate of the armies : Endeavours have been made to agitate and to alarm the people Paris by falfe reports. Yefterday rumours were circulated of a great viftory j to-day they give out that our army has been completely defeated. I went ...
... her tenderly, but that could not refill the inclination cfa •woman her fituation. We have confulted the faculty on this point, and they have unanirnoufly declared, that the longings of a woman with child might be fuch to induce her to commit fo horrible ...
... removed Grace millions might not to woman In groupes of Royal and Thuilleries have carried their morions to audacious lengths Auftrian the cry and watch word The Rochambeau perfifting in his refignation command the northern army been accepted M Luckner The Generals ...
... authentic documents, the annual value cf the land of Great Britain amounts to twenty-nine millions llcr- lir.g; the valde of the fee thereof id cftimalcd at ceo millions; the value of ftuck on ihe fad lands may ue calculated at about five tirr.es the yearly ...