... fuch men 1 1 Ie enabled to drive the Du'm of York's army int 1 the fca. Nothing important from the Rhine fmce the de- fe ;t of tin' Pritliians, a:, mentioned in our laft. It is f'i-1 the French army have cjrde.s to make tl i V way to Coblentz and Treves ...

... religion, their property feeurctl to thctn and their heirs ; and, as i farther inducement, they will not be alked to ferve in her armies, nor t.efired to pay any taxes fur three years ; and, if they clioolc after that period to depart, they vii! be permitted ...

... General Abercrcmbic is now on his march, with a ponfidcrahlc army, to command the whole. His Royal Highnefs in tlie mean time is polled at Clcves, Doifburg and Eramcrick. The Jiiitilh army a: c in high I'pii its, and are eagerly defirous of the attack ...

... Camp-Marlhal Mollen- dorf, Commander of the army oi his Pmiiian 'Majefty on the Rhine, publilhed the followi-i** de- claration to the foldierst 'J'hat as there had been circulated in that quarter, and in the army, an un- founded report that the a 'inywas ...

... prrlnade his Royal Higlsnefi to n-fir-n the command of the army.— Jiii-iuld ti;* Duke be prevailed on tnrefign, it is a fetilcd point that the V.arl ni' Chatham is likewife ?? up bis poll as lirll land of the Admiralty. A grand military furvey of this- kingdom ...

... ng Sunday lift the Emperor fit on his return Vienna intending on review General Kiunitz's army in the ' Prince de Cobourg relumed the command of Combined Armies Early Thurftlay morning agangof boufe-brea-fcers watched Mrs Scott in Piccadilly from St James's ...

... dec hired, That the King, his mailer, expefteu from the States of the Empire, in the defence of which he kept a numerous army cm the Rhine, that thole troops fhoiihi receive their iiecelfary provilions from the States of the Em- pire; iivuily, 14,000 ...

... down their arms, uhi *i General Suwarrow re* leafed on their parole of honour. Near 60 fail of the homeward-bound Newfound- land fleet palled up Channel on Thurfday night.-— Ti.ey failed trout Newfoundland under convoy of thr Monarch of 7.1 guns, Rear-Admiral ...

... Kail and We ?? commoditic'-. The lafl letters from Antwerp Rate, that the ammunition aivl flores belonging t.i the Britiih army arc removing with alldilpatch from thence, and it U fiippofed tlic place will foon be evacuated by all the liritifh and Dutch ...

... Saturday of Briiili ' 'A ' - from - - - irarn confined eutpofi there rut to Waal are freparittoat for - to foct-cuardt ff to army Holland of Schwcidnkx '' A tne jsnnuwirfc ooo ILrvicecfthii country ' courta are are French of and It appears that two Members ...

... the King's health. When tl.r lafl difpatchce, dated the aid, left the Duke of York, no new movements had taken place in the army under his command ; but as the enemy were prelfing them in great force, tiiey were in hourly expciftation of receiving orders ...

... received dollars from who now with of York's army -Twenty additional arc Laboratory Warren the incrcaftd bufinefk in that department An Attorney in lbr§vm bit the vcrdiA of Jury him return fixty with woman from whom lie received aflaire untertakca little ...