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... Conveoficers the National Guards of the army of Cal- tion decreed, that an (late of the Finances vados, preceded by a trumpet, and calling them- of the Republic fpeedily prefented. (elves Hcralds-at-Arms of the departmental army, July 24. Breard complained the ...
... uncultivated land, containinn about 140,000 acres, part of the domains the Marquifate of Genes, in die diflrnft of Bourdeaux, which they purchased abfolute contra‘l fale.—By nr -e’, dated July x, 1762, the Kins; exempted the cul'ivators thefe lands from the ...
... —Compare it— Docs it (land on yefpedia- clarets, in this, market, will rife to an enormous town, who are, or ought to be, men of «n b!e footing, than the Nation of the United States? price. . . poliftied manners, (hould permit woman be —Are we reduced in ...
... into the environs of Weiffembourg, towards the flank of the Frehch Army. The attack was then made on all fides, and with equal fuccefs every where. The right wing of the Imperial Army, commanded by General Wurmfer, ftormed the ftrong redoubt of the French ...
... ; ' At this -moment, I learn that there is a rein forcement of 10,00® Audrians paffing Namur to the army of the Prince of Saxe Cobourg, from the army of the Rhine. . This is a mod feafonable recruit, and will, I fuppofe, determine the Brince to haden ...
... thole tenai-ed faithtol . | The Commiffi> oer» the Convention, id the army of the oafti kochelle, wrote, that the town Ancrnnis hid been taken by the Republic Rebels, and that the army Touts had efft&ed its junflion with that of by . regiment of Huffars ...
... men agaiuit the re S- confirms the junction of the army of antes w,th that of fours ; and gives informa- * i •^'■ r Angers with his army, ‘'cJlc tllS P r MT the moll fplendtd I’lb 012 i> olma; ''’ le army of the . reni >ces, informed the Convention, trc(}i ...
... that county, with two French gentlemen and their f«-r»*nta. Mr.. E Its is to hr lately from France, land one of gentlemen who belonged to DuraVourirr’s army • » Monday, the F frgate of guns caffle to otfr —in ord>-r t ...
... Captain, Mr. Duke Mr. J Don juau, Mr. ; Cacafoga, Mr. Owenfonchio, Mr. Davenport; Alonzo, Mr. M‘Crea; Old man, Mr. Callan; Old Woman’s Maid, Mr K.nnnj and Leon, Mr. h'largarltta, Mrs. Altea, Mr*. Hitchcock Ciaia, Mrs. M'Crea • M gl fanla, Mrs. Ahiiigton. With ...
... , ElckelbCck and fcveral vvhich en’a with the following declaration :** His The Comoiilfi mers with the army of tbeAlpa Citizen Mioiller, the army of the Republic, ■ but ineaiis fuperiofity of; Royal Highr.efs the Duse Regent relies with fo wrote our ...
... advanced corps of miralry Some time lif/ ...
... cogne. At the br.ittorn the t>e!g*>ts Fjnfiars t jj, foil .wing Vdvices fion, to the Cornihittee of Public Wal kre. _ s fmall army, with f.me batteries an,! jiher Jdb ) ...