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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the French army of the Weftern Pyrennees, was, previous to the Revolution, a Capuchin friar, and ftill wears his beard, which is of confiderable length. Signal polls, upon the principle of the Telegraphe, are now nearly completed from the Land's End to ...
... evacuation Toulon, Lord Hood was ordered land iiis. troops Co'fica, and fecond the efforts of brave inhabitants of that to . off the French order:, have been executed. Lord Hood fent party of his fleet with good body of land forces Fort which, after fpjrited ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... for a grant of the number of land forces for the current year, and for the ordinary and extraordinary expcrces of the fame, ftatcd to the committee the vigorous efforts which had bc.n made Adminiftrat to a rcfpeflable body land forces for the fervice of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...