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... Theiratagon if we may believe their oiv accounts, has '.••••n too filecefsful• • The French Armies are computed to corn. prife upwards of even hundred thoufand men; their Army of the North, including the garrifdns of Dunkirk . , Cafrel, Li fe, Douay, Bona/tin ...
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... dinner reviewed this army under the command of his Royal Highnefs drawn up in order of battle. The Prince and his Royal Highnefs retired about eight o'clock I'. M. highly delighted with the martial appearance of this little army. Tuelday, July 29. - This ...
... prifoners r'The armies are computed to of Seven Hundred Men army of the including the Dunkirk Caffel Lifle Boucham Cambray Maubeuge and Landrecy con lifts men: the is ftate at 180000 men and Italy be-ffde which they have eleven armies A corps men occupies ...
... columns The Rcvohrtionary lias for ineafiures among printer of Gazette wife the The land Culottes is -capture of Mentz and the fabfequent Succeffeskif the Allied Armies the notwithftanding advantages recently obtained by 'the in that quarter proved highly ...
... Arable and Pafture Land Hleham Fordham tenure of John Wtbrow— to Acres Copyhold Arable Land with Commons in in tenure of John Wibrow— Freehold Pieces 3nd Parcels and Land containing about 4 Acres Soham Peakeand George Finch Clofe of Land about 3 Acres in ...
... Owners Landed and other Property in their refpeflive neighbourhood? cafe the approve the meafure they will caufe fiich in as many market towns or-other places as they proper for taking into expediency entering a general of provifion for defence landed property ...
... ought to receive any propofitions of that nature, while they had a refpeaable army to defend them ; an army, which they invited him to beat and difperfe--if taw able. The army of Kofcinfko remain; fo ftrongly entrenched, that the enemy has not been able ...
... but he might in qui ftion he had that he was not to fey it was ' the to troops this time But difficulty in that maintain an army either country either war without confent ever fentiments they trary the debate to for was car-vied 4 Committee for taking ...
... longer afk whether you have a Government they know that to maintain the molt numerous land armies, to cover the Ocean with (hips of war, to fight and vanquifh by fea and land, to bring into your ports the commerce of the world, is to govern. This fentiment ...
... days elk ed, by Aft of Par- wards of goo acres of land were laid un liiiinenty io perfona in our fituation, By the water. f• change ocultody,a whole day has been corn- The remains of the Marian Army are molt dreadful want of provilions. plead) , 'loft ...
... to your brothers the gates of Spires, Worms, and Mentz? All the banks of the Rhine refound with the viaories of our armies. The armies of the Mafelle and the Rhine unite, put the Auftrians and Pruffians to flight, reftore the cominunication with Landau ...