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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... They carritd their redoubts and forts by an with bsyonets, and took four guns. Another letter announced, that the Pyrenean army was on its way againlt the enemy, in three well dilpofed columns. Within ti eie few days, fevcral the theatres have been by ...
... all fpeed to bury it in the ground; that is, they are lowing every piece of land which is f.t for receiving leed. At Hereford fuzes on the 20th inft. caufe of much importance land-owners, on the lea coaft, was tried before Judge Gh'ofe and Special Jury of ...
... WANTED WANTED, fteady, aftive, middle-ajed woman, t« as Cook. As w ages hot the object, it hoped none will apply but thofe who know their bul.ne.,, produce good diichargei, particurarly from the law place. Aj ply to Mr.St pleton, at the Urinief s hCieot ...
... the armies ofthe Combined Powers. According to the plan propofed, the Auftrian, Britith and Dutch armies aflcinbleetori the 16th, on the heights above Cateau, order to be reviewed his Imperial Maiefty ; after which the Auftrian and Britilh armies the ...
... attack made by armies the combined powers. According the plan propwfed, the Atiftrian, Britifh, and T>utch, armies arlenibled ou.the the heights above in order x reviewed by his impeiialr.iajefty after which the Auftrian ird Britiih armies palfed tl»e ...
... Bay Marin the even-11 g of the cth intrant, and that Sir Cnarlcs Grey landed with the troops early the next morning, and there was reafon to believe General Dundas made good his landing a few hours fooner.- Sir Charles Grey took at la Riviere Salee before ...
... aAive, middle-agrd woman, to as Cook. As wages not the objedf, it is none will apply but thofe who know their bufinefs, and produce good diftharges, particularly from the lail piacd- Apply to Mr. -pleton, at the Primer’s hereof. •ARMY. Drum Mljor wanted ...
... Mary Ivlordaunt, of Exchequer-ftreet, No. 14, in the city of Dublin, any credit on my account whatfotter, being difotderiy woman. JOHN MORDAUNT. April 3d, 1794. HARNESS. TO fold at Twigg Repofitory in Henry-ftreet, a complete leading harneCi for lout, ...
... The Hanoveriin troops, defined to reinforce the army of tbe Duke of York, are arrived Tirlemont. Brussels, Mank 24. A few days fince a conference took place between the principal generals the allied armies, at which wen: prefent his royal highnefs Archduke ...
... command his own army in perfon.—Sun. [The following paragraph is copicd from the Star :] Brujftl>, April 8. Since the arrival of the courier from Vienna on the 2d inftant, know for certain that the King of Pruflia withdraws his troops from the army of the Rhine ...