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... grand Auftrian army, which henceforth is to be commanded by his Royal Highntfs the Archduke Chailes, ana under him Count and General Beawlieu. is alfo (aid, that Major-general Maek is refume the functions of quarter-jijafter-general to that army. The Prince ...
... 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 ...
... m&eneral Clairfayt's army is unfortunately ConSrmad.—ft happened on the 18th ult. in which the Auftrians loft men, befides twelve pieces of cannon. The French like«rife ftmered very feverely; as they drove brie'Oiumn of the Auftrian army under the Walls ...
... to join th army upon the Continent. There is every profpect of as fine, early, and plentiful harveft as ever was known in thi country. Some parts of the kingdom woulc be benefited by fhqwers, but Lmcolnlhire Cambndgefhire, Effex, Sec. the land, boti meadow ...
... command ofthe army on the Continent. And to be fucceeded, it is fasd, .by Earl Coiriwaliis. The Prince of Saxs Cobourg has certainly resign- ed the command of the combined aimies, and has been fucceeded by General Ctairfait. The Count ?? will land in Jerfey ...
... fortrefs. On Thurfday the whole army moved from the camp at Oofterhout on the rout to Bois-le-Duc, which the French were approaching in great force. A prodigious fall of rain took place pre vious to the movement of the Britifh army, which has rendered the country ...
... man was landed, and a verdict taken before Win. Wat Bolton, coroner. The jury were unanimous in bringing it in wiiful murder againft the captain and part of the crew of the Aurora. Birmingham, July 24. On Saturday laft Mary Bedford, a poor woman, Thomas-ftreet ...
... to be immediately invefted the name, and three great armies are to fit down before it. This will oblige Pichegru to fight on fair and open ground. Prince Saxe- Cobourg gone againlt emperor has his army, that will not quit it till has French Flanders. —A ...
... 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 ...
... bounding fouth-welerly on Merrywood, raft and.fouth-eafterly on land patented..by Hush Wallace, Efq. foutherly on land belonging to Ipfwich eftate, north-north-weft and part weft on .unforveyed land. For further particnlars pleafe apply to James Wedderburn ...
... quitted the command of the Fiench army of to replace Geneial Joordain at the army of the North : The former is replaced by General Midland, under the orders of General Hoche, who is now at the head of the two armies of the Rhine and the Mozelle. the ...
... the expedition againft Com land. An ineffectual attempt has been lately made on the life of Kofciufko by a prieft, who was feized andexe 1. ted. The Poles and Lithuanians, it is laid, are able to to their enemies an army of men, dete» mined die or free ...