... Allies has been rapid in the extreme; as the following letter from an officer in General Mollendorff's army will fhew: After having defeated the French army near Lautern, we have preffed on with an energy which would have graced the beft days of our late ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... artillery which from Wilna the practice the of its but hope wretches will be intercepted our army and deferve By WmUVATT for tbl 1 j I heavy Rochefort The army General by 12000 men Marquis Cornwallis arrived in perfeft prefence of Lordfhip infpires confidence ...

... ng Sunday lift the Emperor fit on his return Vienna intending on review General Kiunitz's army in the ' Prince de Cobourg relumed the command of Combined Armies Early Thurftlay morning agangof boufe-brea-fcers watched Mrs Scott in Piccadilly from St James's ...

... prifoner*,** to retd and made known to the army .under hi* command : But with that humanity, which become* the brave, and thole generous feutimeuta which do fitch ho near to Englißnaeo, has recommended to hi* army, that InfiCad of anmitating fhit horrid ...

... off; and foon difcoveredourfelves to be chaced two of the enemy's (hips. At this period the (hip we had engaged, without any landing, and pnffed her at about mile and a half diitance. The (hips coming up with ' very f ift, our fituation became very alarming ...

... that octhing could protest her from being totally deftroyed. Notice is hereby Given PrHAT the fair of LANDS of Klstioas CHOINDIRT, is the ST&TIM[HT of LANDS ea DAM! RV qubieb were aduertized for fate sealer date the Nit. sad ordered to be fold enflame, bar ...

... our army, coming to their a'fllftance, was heard the garrilbn this the Commandant ordered all the artillery to piny, and made unexpected fally or two, which obliged the enemy to retire with precipitation on all fides. Yefterday the Combined Army, under ...

... hile was there, took commaiid qf, armies, which l« was aOified with the advice Col. Mack, in military nut lei but the latter had no command .any fort. Emperor laving fulfilled tie ' ofhis journey, and reviewed his armies, ts returning his cental, This ...

... funk, but that they are generally fo difabled as lo be hardly capable of e- fcape. The Andromache was Conveying the Newfound- land trade ; but uptm being chafed by the French (hips, made the figna! for the convoy to difperfe. ft is probable more may fall ...

... anticipate every horrid confequence will enfue unlefs the prefent fyftem is changed by the rapid approach Ruffian and Pruffian Armies Every way the Fate of Country is lamentable ift the ith circumftance confiderable confequence which though not noticed the ...