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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the 10th of month decree of the National Convention publifhed through Republican army, which contained the moil p->fitivc orders immediately fall the confederate armies; and authorized every foldier kill any General, who 1 rflta'e t put that decree into ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... en ntafj'e has alieady pro- duced in the different Provinces an •.immenfe army ; in Bifca the volunteers aflembled amount to 27,000 men. SnoulJ fuccefs crown the effort; ?? army againft Si. Sebaftian and Fontarabia, re Ipecting which fuch fanguine hopes ...
... Charlotte, and landed here this afternoon, vizi Colonel Paterfon, Captain Hope, Mr. RailT ton, paymafter of the Royal Artillery, and Major Everett, of the army. , Sir Philip Glbbes, who came paffenger in one .of the above-mentioned convoy, landed laft night ...
... Union-, - New--lurk EinOon,lan. 20, 1794. To BE SO1.1), tke rads of LAND, in the Pari j h of Portland ; 416 CRES patentee by the fNhf.:liber, known the name of SiLv -C2AIGS, in Land belonging to J:tnes Jones, Efq. and Mr. John Francii GreatheNtUF ftlt12111 ...
... LONDON, (Saturday) June -j. Yefterday, Mr. Mafon, the King's Meflenger, arrived in town, trom the Duke of York's army. The Allies and the French at Tournay and Courtray, remain in a ftate of inaftion. On the fide of Weft Flanders the French continue ...
... ratted a Civic Altar. Oii this they placed one of their mißr.lres, a mull beautiful, though abandoned woman, who appeased in a manner naked, wi h gat lands on her need, One of the Commiffioners made a bombatlic di tcourfe, in which he told the people, whom ...
... is now the head quarters of the Prince Cobuurg, & C ...
... againft the law, Parliament having received due notice their Eroding, as was the cafe prtfent. Tin HefUans, faid, was nota (landing army tliis country, conformable to military idea; for they were not difciplined according the Britifh command, they had no quarters ...