... deirre to eat a melon, went to a woman who fells fruit in the prifon-yard, whom (he requefted to pick out a very ftne melon, for it was for the Queen. The fruit- woman picked out the fincft, and gave it to the wait- ing-woman, who having allced the price ...

... entire evacuation of the French army, none of the inhabitants who arc now out of (hall bepennittedto return thither. Granted. Art. Immediately after the fignatute of the prefent capitulation, the troops of the beficging army may take pofleffion of the following ...

... of which was not llipalated. The Commiflioners of the Temple at Paris have placed a woman, in the capacity of a houfe keeper, to attend on the Royal Family. That woman calls the late Qjeen Toineite, and Madame Elizabeth, Baket fhe calls the two children ...

... York Eftreux ; and thofe of Gen. Ferraris at The army of obfervation, under the command General extends from Wavrechin, and is covered by the wood of Vitrogne. At the bottom of the heights Famars is a army, with fome batteries; 1 anot her under the command ...

... Carteau, commanding the army berorr dated Oct. 17. The general announces, that the moment when the republican army was rejoicing at the taking Lyons, the enemy prefented themfelvcs in five columns, to the about men, to cut oft* the army in two points at once ...

... molt virtuous of our Kings ! ! Gentlemen, light no more for him ! In vain have the lands of our fatheis —-in vain have our magnanimous Princes tallied us in a foreign land, and put themfelves at our head, to effect his deliveiance: their courage and their ...

... some rioters of the North Lincoln Militia having threatened a woman to set fire to her hut, near the rear of the Camp, and menacing those of the Huntingdon Regiment, and one hut of a poor woman being burnt -----Marquis Townshend stopped the Regiments on ...

... Ault rian General, Dalton, who is killed was a brother of the late General who commanded a.t BrufTels, in the year 1789. The army were in motion at five o’clock, and proceeded in two columns to Fumes. The right column paHed the Ypcrlic river at Fort dc ...

... fanner or his lon fpcrting on their own property, or the land they occupied, we have never enquired whether the fon was the heir apparent an cfquire, or whether the father could fwcar that his landed property amounted to an hundred pounds a year. We know ...

... parliament. —When the queen entered the Conciergerie, the keeper appointed a Angle woman-fervant to attend her. At fix o'clock in the afternoon (he called for fome coffee. The woman defired to know if would take coffee with milk or only with water. The queen ...

... This was the aim ot their pj f,..-A woman has been the firft inftrument their crin'es: this who has plunged knife into Marat’s f one who, during the time Legiftat vc AfTembly, M. favour the tonlpiratois Caen. his woman wrote rl.us Mai at laft Friday Your ...

... 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 ...