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... Theiratagon if we may believe their oiv accounts, has '.••••n too filecefsful• • The French Armies are computed to corn. prife upwards of even hundred thoufand men; their Army of the North, including the garrifdns of Dunkirk . , Cafrel, Li fe, Douay, Bona/tin ...
... Ifland, and the various other i(lands iituated in the Northern Southern Pacific Oceans, and the Northern and Southern Hemifphercs, engraved by Conder. 3. Portrait Man the Sandwich Klands with his Helmet. And 4. A young Woman the Sandwich Iflands, engraved ...
... exploits the army MeatX, and by victories obtained by it's troops Lower Brittany, Lower Normandy, and in Anjou. Now it.is certain, that, the check near Granville excepted, the Republican armies have been routed every where, and that the army MenJS only ...
... Hfrjuge the of Government' the own wbat rcootirlfe to to up lyirir accounts Paris tl appears been under Army of ’91000 men is forming called army Convention of -Groat its chief ar which reat ferment aUbfal BANKRUPTS Blythe Chaele Blythe Bellringer iter ...
... Worms, Some letters Quebec ived the ial ft-OlHce, which Ibrte that the army under command Wavne had routed the Out Indians ; advanced party ot nten been entirely cm oft': hts army r* and voluntetrs. The folh w ng is the account, given J)und.is the which ...
... French on the Rhine. The French armies are co pitted ta comprise upwards feven hundred men letters from Barcelona, dated December 8, the generals arc determined to purine their victory, and to attack Perpignan. The army will be augmented men. All the armed ...
... There were only a man and woman ip the time, Mr'. Aubrey being upon* a a neigh, friend's,-bat intended ftecping at home that night} ami had given for fire in his bed-chataher, which was lighted-- about ten o'clock; and the woman going up dairy foon after ...
... fepa-rate ahd all communica ion the they have landed mu cut off Our Fldet in the mean time may intercept their convoys and block the harbour they'have their fo a time their muff perilh It i not that they debark army continually fupplied and protected otherwife ...
... with the red, mutt Inevitably be eat off the moment the Combined Armies appear in their vicinity , . Some then time previous to the fall of Palm. cierinei, the convert - now fent an Army offorty rkwifeed men, under the command of G. LAIIO to fupt , refs ...
... loaves of bread. The ifland of Noirmoutier, which the army of L? Vendee has juft loft, is fituated at the mouth of the Loire, and is feventeen miles long, by eight broad. was nearly the laft hold of that army, almoft every one of whofe chiefs have been taken ...
... neceffity of towing her all the way Vol The Officers and Crew of the Pri wateer, eteitted the &glint with . Up. on their landing here, the failon were fent to , prifon, hot the two per Offiteisivicreyermitted to walk about the town,'lft tWeimer,cle of ...
... cttcQ efcape a France reaching the RcytliAs on right of the Loire in high but are in officers introduce them and fubordination army on of Loire 10000 on right 4000 into different corps and of provifions of but communication cut off in utmott of ammunition ...