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... Fruflians having been taken into Britifh pay, has, it caufed much murmuring in that army; in confequcnce which the 22dofJune, Field Marfhall Moellendorf, commander of the army his Pruflian Majelty on the Rhine, publilhcd the following declaration to the foldiers ...
... 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 ...
... Allies has been rapid in the extreme; as the following letter from an officer in General Mollendorff's army will fhew: After having defeated the French army near Lautern, we have preffed on with an energy which would have graced the beft days of our late ...
... horrid enormities were committed by the Ruffian army; accounts from Poland fay, that fcarcely woman or child eicapcd maffacrc ! Some accounts from Italy (late, that dreadful malady prevails in the French army in that quarter; in the holpitals Nice, from ...
... Cobourg from the command chief of imperial armies, thenar aisClairfait and Beaulieu will, according to the prelent arrangement, have the principal commands, under the K&ninal direaioivof the Archdul Charles. The Puke army rcntains the fame poiition as according ...
... dragoons was defeated by the Auftrians near Bailieux. The Prince of Waldqck has left the army of General Browne, to go to Italy, to take upon him the command of the Allied Army Piedmont, as age and infirmity neceffitated the retirement of General De Vins. The ...
... difpatche, from the army. had taken place. The Br'uilh camp remains near Breda. . Laft night the mail from Hollard amved. Difpatches ffere alfo received the fecretary oifice from the Hague, and from his Royal the Duke of York. appears allied armies under Prince ...
... quitted the command of the French army.of the Rhine to replace Gene, ral Jourdain at the army of the north : The former replaced General Michaud, under the orders .of General Hoche, who is now it the head of the two armies of the Rhine and the Mozclle. The ...
... moleftation from the allied armies. Our correfpondents are confident that fome im- portant negociation is on foot between France and Pruffia, let it terminate how it may. — Eng. Chron. . Very confiderable fums of money, from Hol- land and Antwerp, found their ...
... Comiaraf.i'.ers in Chief by fca and land, each 5750 1 . . L. 11,500 To the Flag and General Officers, . 3500 To the Captains of the Navy and Field Of- ficers, . . 14,000 To the Lieutenants of the Navy, Captains of the Army and Marines, each 49 1. 12 s. iod ...
... 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 ...
... about Live years of age ; the wife, who is an Englith woman, about thirty. Dover, Sept. I. By a Gentleman landed this day from Bruges in Flandeis, we learn, that the Jinx rages not only in the French army, but alto among the inhabitants of that Country. He ...