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... paffenger had been landed at Brighton from American veilel, the InduEry, Capt.' Hodges, who left the river Delaware on the 29th June, which time it was generally believed, that aclion had taken place between party Gen. Wayne's army and that of Col. Slmcoe ...
... Rofelly, Player, ami General of the Revolutionary Army; Nouny-Gfaninjont, his (bn, Officer of the fine Army ; d-.e Widow Hebert; La~ combe; Montaim Lambain, Man-Midwife ; Bure!, Adjutant-Gener d the Army the Alp- Lapa’eu, Judge of the Revolutionary Commitiee ...
... September We have heard nothing here the approach Pniflian army much talked of, for the relief of Holland ; but it appears certain that General MollendoifF is preparing to advance with an army of or 15,000 men fuccour the Auttrians neat the Lower Rhine ...
... with a favourable wind when the Purfeis landed. PARIS, April 16. -Th? RcvoKitlonprj Xribtinal has conderpned. to dfath Gal par n Chamrette, NaiKmalAgent of the Commune ; Arthur Diilon, General a diytlion oft he army of Ardennes the Defrnoulins: Sinicn, Deputy ...
... They carritd their redoubts and forts by an with bsyonets, and took four guns. Another letter announced, that the Pyrenean army was on its way againlt the enemy, in three well dilpofed columns. Within ti eie few days, fevcral the theatres have been by ...
... Weaving Bufmefs and be qualitsei to inftrud children, (as may be required) in reading, writing and common accounts; and the woman inftrud the girls in uleful plain work. For particulars, apply to the Pariih Officers of Chartham, nclr Canterbury. _______ ...
... hazard, the French army of the North, can aiTure cuf countrymen, that it is’ in a date of great didrefs, from the want of every necedary of life. The coracnon allowance one pound of bread per day fir a man, and half pound for a woman, which they are obliged ...
... barracks ; a finer nor more difciplined fet of men fever graced the Britifli array. a woman with a child in her arms, accidentally fell from die fide the Amphion army hbfpital fhip into the river, by which they were both unfortunately droivned. Saturday ...
... of Major Genetl Dundas, and an army hftfpjtal thip and vietuallera, to tite road Bailiff, rear tl>e town of Baffecerte,. and the day afterwards I followt in the Boyne, accompanied the InfpeQor a«d Bull Dogffuops, feme army vi»t&|lef», two hofpital (hips ...
... the Hague, and the latter from the army, which left on Wednelday la'L The Britidi army remained its former portion. attack has been made, though there \va. lon expect that the enemy would not long defer it. The army, however, under the command ids Royal ...
... Dutch army, commanded by the Audrian General La Toer, under - the orders of the hereditary Prince NafTau Orange; the (iegpof Cambrayto be undertaken by the army commanded by Genera! Clairfait, under the orders of the Duke of York ; and the grand army commanded ...
... Jure 30. A mefTengcr was landed here this morning from Oilcnd, from the Earl of Moira’s army, which marched frem that place and are laid to be gone to Sluys. This army now con fills of 14,000 men. The Duke of York with his army arc i'aid to be retreating ...