... overset, at the mouth of Barking river, near Woolwich, when 2 men, a woman, 2 boys, and an infant, were unfortunately drowned ; the others were with great difficulty saved. The woman, named Rebecca Harrison, had just attained her 20th year, and was to ...

... very great, and there ftill appears a great danger of the Parties retorting laft to arms. appeal to force to be expected tbe armies and there cannot be a doubt but the generals already know how are to act (hot) Id fuch an event take place. The fafety of ...

... had ro o her objeft byt to join the giand army by the Valley Drave, which has been effected. The lad difpatch from Buonaparte is dated the 16th. far from confirming the Aultrian accounts the total of the army of the Tyroi, it dates, that the Generals ...

... According Be accounts, which, however, require con■ation, the Englifh have declared that they ■ be ready to reilore thefe I (lands of Venice, that Republic fhall have recovered its ■Tier ftate. Vjjue, June 10.—Th* preparations for the fitting out here proceed ...

... lave it, raf. the tide of the boa:, *•£*'' ftautly upf:r, and fix of the unfortiuntepal perilhed, among wham was woman miS tan:.—The woman'* name was fun : had juft a-rained her tivco'ir and was to have been married a voung n-.sn, one the his life in ...

... victorious army. The following is the account given by the Di. rectory of the tall of Manrua, and ot the operations of the Republican armies after the late battles near that place. Head-Quarters at Faenza, Feb.s, Year. The Commander Chief of the Army Ita'y ...

... body of Troops ofthe Army ...

... 'go to India. In cafe of an invafion of this country, the Noble Marqus, it is - intended, fhall take a'command of the army. The over-land difpatches from India,-received on Thurfday, are faid to have brought accounts of an alliance having been formed between ...

... Emperor of Rufita to the faid Congrefs; a relation of his Excellency's will refule ar this Court during his abfetice. The French armies are retiring all fides from Germany, into France and Holland. According to letters from Milan, of rhe oh. the boundaries the ...

... article from Bruffcls, replied to an invitation lent him by General Hoche to unite their armies, tha; lie wis determined to obey the Conftitution which foi bid the army to dcli- i berate. It is faid that Government ha:; received difpatches from Sir Morion ...

... dragoons marched for Perthand were replaced, the fame day, by two troops of the Windfor Forefters. On Monday evening, a woman who had juft landed from on bourd a veffel from Montrofe, dropped dowa dead on the road to town; and on Friday, William Martin, butcher ...

... preferving a certain lineo neutrality, which, notwithftanding his army, was never either of the Belligerent Powers. According to the future events of the war, will the future operations of that army. His grand view is that' of dividing 'he Empire againft felf ...