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... paffenger had been landed at Brighton from American veilel, the InduEry, Capt.' Hodges, who left the river Delaware on the 29th June, which time it was generally believed, that aclion had taken place between party Gen. Wayne's army and that of Col. Slmcoe ...
... difpatche, from the army. had taken place. The Br'uilh camp remains near Breda. . Laft night the mail from Hollard amved. Difpatches ffere alfo received the fecretary oifice from the Hague, and from his Royal the Duke of York. appears allied armies under Prince ...
... ation and difaifeiflion the French army and may probably the means of our recovering Flanders with the fame facility with which it was 1011. lie iiland has been evacuated tv the French. Flic makes fi.ch ravages in their army, that from 30 to 40 full of the ...
... grand Auftrian army, which henceforth is to be commanded by his Royal Highntfs the Archduke Chailes, ana under him Count and General Beawlieu. is alfo (aid, that Major-general Maek is refume the functions of quarter-jijafter-general to that army. The Prince ...
... man was landed, and a verdict taken before Win. Wat Bolton, coroner. The jury were unanimous in bringing it in wiiful murder againft the captain and part of the crew of the Aurora. Birmingham, July 24. On Saturday laft Mary Bedford, a poor woman, Thomas-ftreet ...
... the expedition againft Com land. An ineffectual attempt has been lately made on the life of Kofciufko by a prieft, who was feized andexe 1. ted. The Poles and Lithuanians, it is laid, are able to to their enemies an army of men, dete» mined die or free ...
... the-male, the carpenter, and a boy, an&bfought fafe to Peterhead The French prifonen, eight in number, were landed that afternoon. • ...
... 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 ...
... ? fubjefts are moft j amply detailed and reprefented therein : I An account of a brilliant viftory gained by . the French army of the Wellern Pyrenees. V light of 1 5,000 Spaniards before 6000 Re- I publicans, to whom they abandoned 2,000 prifoners ...
... that rhe fick will move day or two before the reft of the army. July We have heard cannonading this morning, both on our right and left, but at a very conliderable diftance. This evening the of army moved towards Due, attended the whole die Staff, new the ...
... Manheim, dated the inil. all is the greateil confternation the Ririne. The late of the Prince Hohenlohe has forced the Auffrian army, well that of the Empire, to fall back towards Rchback and. Sfchwetzingeti. r Phe heavy baggage has re-croffed the Rhine. ...
... On the aid in the evening, large French cutter I was off the land*s end. She captured merchant veffel, I Capt. Michell, loaded with wine, bound for Falmouth. I The Captain v/as chafed near land, that after being obliged to ttrike, his men hoifted out the ...