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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... immediate aftiori French and Auf-trian armies accounts add army amounting 8ooco men moft artillery Brabant on 6th in feven columns that he him-(elf with main body near Mons that conflant cannonading heard but nothing known armies of the de Clairfait the Duke of ...
... on the main body of army waggon-drivers increafed the terror by being the firft to the alarm The confufion fuch that 500 men might eafily routed the half of army— In while the Genera) being informed of this event went out the army found the cavalry in ...
... o’clock s'oLD George Ira ternoon to eBHOLD ficotc ta k °f of EM ENT the Drn naftore land at diftance “ 8(OME uneafinefs has prevailed here to the fituation of the armies of which we had received no intelligence for two days till the National Convention ...