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... to have adopted that plan in which they have already often ceeded, of making general attack upon .he whole armies the Combined Power*. The army of the of Treves, and now marching towards Co Went*. In the different actions upon the Phine the French have ...
... HEREFORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. Extract of Letter from Officer in the Duke of York's Army, dated Camp, near Breda, Augufl 27, to his friend in this city. We have been quiet here for fome time paft, but it will not continue much longer. The French are ...
... difpatches for the Eaft India Company and Board ofControul. Capt. Macdonald paffed through the Britiih army in Holland on Friday laft. On Thurfday the whole army moved from the camp at Oofterhout on the rout to Bois le-Due, which the French were approaching ...
... horrid enormities were committed by the Ruffian army; accounts from Poland fay, that fcarcely woman or child eicapcd maffacrc ! Some accounts from Italy (late, that dreadful malady prevails in the French army in that quarter; in the holpitals Nice, from ...
... Cobourg from the command chief of imperial armies, thenar aisClairfait and Beaulieu will, according to the prelent arrangement, have the principal commands, under the K&ninal direaioivof the Archdul Charles. The Puke army rcntains the fame poiition as according ...
... Wednesday morning Captain Macdonald arrived in town, over-land, from the Indies, with difpatches for the Eaft-India company and board of controul. Captain Macdonald paffed through the Britifti army in Holland thft preceding Friday, which had left its pofition ...
... command ofthe army on the Continent. And to be fucceeded, it is fasd, .by Earl Coiriwaliis. The Prince of Saxs Cobourg has certainly resign- ed the command of the combined aimies, and has been fucceeded by General Ctairfait. The Count ?? will land in Jerfey ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Charlotte, and landed here this afternoon, vizi Colonel Paterfon, Captain Hope, Mr. RailT ton, paymafter of the Royal Artillery, and Major Everett, of the army. , Sir Philip Glbbes, who came paffenger in one .of the above-mentioned convoy, landed laft night ...
... York's army has quitted its portion Ofterhout, and is encamped on the heath sear Nefi'elroo, between Bois Due and large inorafs called the Peel. By this change fittiarion, the Duke of York has a more eafy communication with the grand Auftrian army the Meufe ...
... crimps, reminded them, that to commit outrages on fubjefls, was not the way foi> ward his fervice. DUBLIN. Should the Aufttiah armies return •‘-ain into the Netherlands and Flanders, they would find an exhaufted country, and therefore be obliged to be furnifhed ...