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... make it neccflary for the army of the republic to enter. In order to preferve tranquillity, it i> moft probable that the Swift regiments, all of which have been by the new Hates general, will paft into the fervice of the real army Jibe republic. It is well ...
... Moiety of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of eighty- Aye Acres (more or lefs) of Arable and Pafture Land ; alfo 25 Acres (more or lei's) of exceeding fine Wood Land, firuated at Callow Down, in the Parifh of Bledlow, Bucks.— For further Psrticulsrs enquire of ...
... ready at a moment's notice. The Half-officers of the royalift army from England effected their fafe landing fome days before it was thought prudent to difembark the troops.- The royalill army in the department of Hie and Vilaine is eftimated at 90,000 men ...
... In one, of the aoth, is the following piece, intelligence The army of the Rhine has' 'length etftifted a jumftinn with that of the and Meufe, at Crutznac. The divifion of the Auftrian army, which pafled the Rhine, is * at Alecy, and in a critical fituation ...
... at the mouth of the Elbe, to from whence they are for the prefent to be forwarded oyer-land to Embden. Should the wind continue fair, we may alfo news from the army. expect thefe mails by Saturday or Sunday next ; and We have feen feveral Gentlemen who ...
... LONDON, April 3. The landing of the Princefs of Bruufwick in England was not known in Town when our Exprefs left Lon- don. It is now fuppofed, that Commodore Payne, if the wind will permit, will fleer for the Thames, and land her Royal Htghnefs at Greenwich ...
... officers} among whom were M. St. Maurice, Commiffary-Gtrerai the army, and a great number of Chonans, A few fatlors alfo fell vifhms to that calaaiity. Mr. Bo*ffieux, Staff Officer the French army, died his wounds h. return to Spit head. The rains, lalt, have ...
... little girl, and Mood cannot refill her.” . Fleih and blood,” retoi ted the cld woman, eying his meagre form, ** Sit* and *cw, you mean. As was following the fame young woman about the houfh, (he upon one oicafion turned fton upon him, and addrefled him ...
... Royalifts triumph at this delay. The Army which holds in its hands the thunder that crufhes the foldiers of Kings will not fuffer new tyrants to opprefs the country. The Conftitution •will be prefented as foon as the Army of the Sambre and Meufe fliall reft ...
... was exported to have landed on Wednelday in England. Mr. Heflop, a King’s meflenger, was fent off at noon to Yarmouth, with difpatches for Lord Malmefbury; as was Mr. Schaw to Harwich, in cafe her Royal Flighnefs (liould have landed there. We have rcafon ...
... reguiat liege ; no other account could I doubt of their Cuccefs, for the throughout Normandy have been drained reinforce the armies in La Vendee, the Rhine, tcc. that no lerious can expected from them. Another body the Chouans is ported at Exencc, between ...
... cauttagain ft which the French armies, who were the by tl>e fervants of what would time real governors of Holland, have borne loch an or other be the confequcoce. ihveierate enmity. Mr. Hope’s houfe and fur- On Tuefiday fc’nnigbt woman Wtlmflow nitiue remained ...