... the queftion) into the Black Forcft, by what is called the Devil’s Vale. The army commanded by the Prince of Conde muft purfuc the fame flares. The Archduke, with part of his army, left the Lahn, intending it would appear, to prevent the French from getting ...

... condition refumeoffenfive operations : the fecond, that the Situation the Austrian army oppofed to General Moreau made it neceflary that the Archduke (bould Strengthen that army by detachments from his own. This mail alfo contains the official details from ...

... ay levies are raited, agreeably to the plan how before parliament, the alone our pre forces will exceed number whole Handing army during the reign of Charles 111 Mr. Pin's plan fo~ arming the Gamekeepers be nothing more than a bit fport, calculated to mc ...

... kingdom, entitled to lands or other property ; for the recovery of lands in Devonfhire, claimed by the plaintiff heir of one John Nofworthy, ideot from his birth to his death, the age of years. The defendants claimed thofe lands under the will of this ...

... batteries for defence, and other buildings for the relidence of new fettlers. The army and navy have drained Scotland of its young men to fuch a degree, that in many places the lands are cultivated only by old men and boys, and the price of labour every where ...

... bring in Bill for dividing and incloftog the whole of the King's Porrfti and the Crown Lands. If, in the firft place, thefe were.inclofcd, then the whole of the Wade Lands might in lime be, in the fame manner, improved. But till this were done, it was in ...

... Danube. A junction has taken place between the armies of Moreau and ; and rapid progrefs making by the former leaves little doubt of his being (hortly aWe to extend the line of communication to the army of Italy. One the Paris Journals ftates, that there ...

... end the Armiftice, and commence Hoftilities. Part of the nu- merous Garrifon will march to the Army on the Rhine. The Commiflary of the Directory with the Army of the Sambre and Meufe, has given orders to put in requilition all the cattle and provifions ...

... letters from refpectabJe men ban's ftate, ' that at Lifbon they were the greateft coo lion imaginable, on account of the Spanith army, which ihey ivere • informed was fall inarch attack that place. They w ere arming ali tlte inhabitants as quiikly as poflible ...

... appears, that the late Col. Henry (deputy quarter-mafter-general to the army the four laft years of the American war) died poffeffed of the greatefl fortune ever amafitd in the army line, the great Marlborough not excepted. By his will lately made public ...

... meflage fiom the informed the Council, «* That the number of prifoners taken on the by the army under General Kleber was 20co. “« On the 4th inf. the fame army attacked the enemy formidable pofition at Altorkir- cheim, drove them from it, and took 12 ...

... judicious, and Somewhat more modeli, adopt the language, or at leaft the fpiiit, of an old Scotch woman, who was a fut-ter in the Duke Marlborough's army. to happened that i his faithful follower of the camp was one evening talking to a venerable fifterof ...