... Archduke Charles arrived at Vienna on the ult. from the army in Italy, which was ftill acting the defenfive in the Tyrol.—The object of his return was fuppofed to be to fettle plan pf operations for the army in Italy. The London Packet fays, that letters are ...

... 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 ...

... were m motion. Fifteen thoufand men from the army of the Sambre and Muefe, and fixteen thouland from that of the Rhine have marched to reinforce the army of Italy. General Hoche is appointed to command tire army of the Sambre and Muefe. The Directory have ...

... 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 ...

... March I. The day belore the Archduke Charles out agsia for the Italian army Friuli. He is accompanied General Bellegrade and two Adjutants. He baa now confcnted take the command the army of Italy, cenfequrnce the reqoeft of the Emperor and the per* feafion ...

... in that capital, inthc evening of the 20th, from the head-qaarteis of the army in Italy. The object ot his return, is faid to be the fettling of a plan of operations for that army, and to give fuch information to his auguft Brother as may be required. — ...

... they mention in the Temple, Brothier and' three others. Several others have been conduced thither. this number is a young woman named Boifguerin, formerly cannonefs. It is faid, that the principal part of the correfpondence was found with her. And Puiiaye ...

... feet above deck being left (landing, and that by the engagement, and the dreadful furf after fhe got on thore, not more than were fayed out nearly 1500, of which the crew and the troops on board confided: the man that got to land was Engifh carpenter, who ...

... when the al- /ted armies were in Champagne. The Archduke Charles ii gone to Italy, Prepirutiotti for another bijody campaign are making the line. 7he fapplies which the French derive Ji om their c.rque/fs in Italy are rmmenfe. The landing of the conviSs ...

... Englifh prize the bad made during ber cruize. Several privateers were fitting at Nantes atthe time that the Act if fai led. Land. Gazette. Monday in the Houfe of Commons, leave was given to bring in a bill loincreafe the rates payable to innkeepers, on ...

... Director), to alter the pnuiihtnent convicted and fecondly, whether it was agreeable to the laws nations, even in time of war, land os enem) * territory men, who, having been condemned, can no longer be conftdered as belonging any Government. On thefe grounds ...

... Commiiiioners the Admiralty, that Ids Majetly’s (loop Scourge, under my command, lialf pall twelve P. M. on the tall initant, the land bearing N. E. by E. diHant five or fix leagues, captured, after a chacc of three hours, a French privateer called le Furet ...