... this city on Sunday fe'nnight,'during the time divine the afternoon While Sarah Hope, a poor woman who lives in the Ciolsgun entry, was at church, a man and woman, who went the name of Richard and Morris, and faid they came from Of'wcltiy, and who had lodged ...

... other pretenied the diltreiied mother with his purfe.—* Here, ({ays he) unhappy woman, ac- cept ot this, and the Lord give thee comfort,” What he pave (us related by the woman, who was # poor clergyman's widow) amouned to twenty guineas. Her was occalioned ...

... confirmation vas ftated yefterday, that the army which 1 his Royal Highnefs was a diftinet body 1 whofe chief object was, to occupy fo attention, as fhould prevent him operating effeétually with Gen. Clair- of whofe army feems to nthe chief object which Gen ...

... ti'e upon feme adjacent heights, they a landing of the troops whom they brought with them, a place called Pirallo, at the diltance of four Italian miles from#ort Moratella. This latter fort being attacked by land and fea, furrendercd, after a refinance ...

... privateer, landed in France, and marched up the country, from whence he made his efcape with fome few other prifoners. ‘ihcy at laft reached the coaft, and hired an open veilel which conveyed them to Guernfey. From that ifland they came, and landed at Poole ...

... force is ordered oblige them to comply. Renaix, July The Duke of York's army ftill remains at this place, though the baggage was fent off on the 27th, and it was fuppofed that the army would loon have followed it. The prefence of his Royal Higlinefs has ...

... peafants who hive voluntarily joined the armies by virtue of the convocation of the Ban, and the Arrier Ban, may eafily judge of the armed force of country population is ftill millions of inhabitants. From the PruJJlart army at Ofalj, July 15. Our head-quarttrs ...

... and Kervifer, arrived with dd'patches from the continent. Mr. Sylvefter left the army on Friday, Mr. Major on Saturday. '1 Duke of York was to refign the command the army a day or two. Preparations were making for his reception at the Hague. Sir William ...

... ach ps were already on their march. In wurs afterwards, the remainder of the army lin two columns, one commanded by General t, the other by the commander in chief, The army amounted to 1 me are to 16 pieces of cannon and two howitzers.— tk column filing ...

... Very to join the army in Flanders. that arrived yefterday, brought farther ithe cam Mts of the preparations making by the armies to foon paign ; and if the weather will permit, in. to hear of their having entered the Medi terranean a landing has been effected ...

... planning a fcheme to make a defctnt Sr. Maloes, the French a&iplly make tlut place their head-quarters for the ' embarking their army aiTembled the Our intelligence in this paper from France, the our attempting the of that Rtpublic. The arms the Convention ...

... command his own army in perfon.—Sun. [The following paragraph is copicd from the Star :] Brujftl>, April 8. Since the arrival of the courier from Vienna on the 2d inftant, know for certain that the King of Pruflia withdraws his troops from the army of the Rhine ...