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... Poliflart refitting in city” Imperial Army of Italy including Troops which occupy Iftriaand according to the correct accounts amount Auftria will have 'Armies on Rhine of the Upper the and without Emigrants may calculated at Army of the Lower will amount The plan ...
... vigilance. Fifteen 'thoufand men from the army of the Sambre and Meufe, and fixteen thoufand from that of the Rhine have marched to reinforce the army ih Italy. General Hoche is.appointed to commuul the army of the Sambre arid Meufe. The Dire6tory have ...
... carrying into effedt their own uncon-(liturional The Diredory appear to have effectually the protection Army of Italy been received from two that army which breathe rankeft fpirit obedience devoid their enemies inftant Addreffes though the very of by which ...
... 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 ...
... . The land could not nfecrtamed, but took and. the Bay Breft, crippled, as were,'l had no particular fears, but before day again faw breakers upon the lee bow; the (hip was inftantly wore to the northward, and being then fatisficd that the land had before ...
... ratified by his Holinefs; and Buonapaite continues to lay the States Italy under contribution. The King PruflTia haft ordered an army of 60,000 men to march towards the Rhine, but what hie profpe&sare does not appear. The King of Print.a has the City Frankfort ...
... ptefcribed follows: In the income any petfon {hall arile out of lands demitrd to him, ihen the (hall be taken at rot lefs than the annual rent at which the fame could let; and cafe the lands QiaU be in the occupation of the owner or owners thereof, then ...
... French Directory have ilfued an order for uniting the two armies on the Rhine and and the Sambre and Meule, under the general denomination the-Army of Germany. Taxes in France are now all upon the land, &nd rich proprietors of funded revenues. The man 4001 ...
... that the Archduke's Head-Quarters were juit going to be moved forwatd 10 Paperiano, near Codroipo, in report of the French army being in motion the Piavc. This intelligence was loon atter coittirmcO, with the, additional account General Malfena's .ving ...
... following meff.ige: 6. Marva!, (.4prti 25.) CITIZENI RgrfItiENTATIVES, - The Armies of the Rhine aad Molelle, after having favoured the brilliant operation} of the Army of loly by iceeping before thrill the Imperial troops, were no longer to reswain ...
... Commiflary, arrived at Überlingen ; and at 4 o'clock he announced to the army of Conde, that it coaled to be any longer in the fervice of England. On the firfl: of next month, this army will enter into thi pay of Ruflia. A Ruffian Prince arrived on the 12th ...
... Together or PIECES of LAND fituateat Sutton St Edmund in the county of Lincoln - A fetentorlsofthebody ! Grafs admeafurement of Piece of Grafs Land that thofe wounds were undoubtedly tne cauie furement death The day after the of Grafs Land by SHIPS OF AND FRIGATES ...