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... received French papers down the date of the 7th inftant inciulive.- In retreat over very of ground, it appcars?the Auftrian army, under the command of the Archduke Chailes Italy, has fuftained a very conltderable lofs. The French accounts contradift thofe ...
... 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 ...
... Lot ll.—Well spring Meadow Lot lII.—In Hiil, Lands - o Marih, Land, - In-Common Mar Lands, ' The above the occupation of Mr Thomas of Cbaxhill, and adjoining the Road leading from GloceftCr *t> Lot IV —A Houfe and Garden called the Ahards - ' - O Home Orchard ...
... check the career the vl&orious Republicans, has been fjrcfld retire from his pofinon tb* Drave. Buonaparte has divided the army into three columns one column is faid have got pcflefllon o f Clagenfurt; another is marching agiinit Syria, and the third ...
... Hungarian National Infantry. The Court has publifhed no new official accounts from the army of the Archduke. This city 150 miles from Clagenfurt. The Republican army the North has marched to Duffeldorf, commence offer* - c operations on the Rhine; which ...
... beft General Oflicers in the ancient French fervice, having been appointed by the Emperor, Paul 1. Lieut. Gen. of the Ruffian armies, left town, yef- terday morning, on his journey to Peteriburgh. The Duke of Angoulefmc embarked at Leith, laft Saturday, for ...
... lIL—AII that MciTuage, Farm, anj Lands, «illcd ying'ntn, containing, toy A. |R. now in occupation of Llewellyn Williams.—There is a good Coppice this Farm ; The above m» are let bom year year. LOT that Meituage, Farm, and Lands •ailed } eon saining, adisi ...
... defiling Peace sis much as if the Imperial iirins lv.i obtiined the molt fplendid vhlorlesj and his Majelly ha»commauded tht ?? Land Chief in Kotvi-r Aulhia to give the pulilic a fnhmin allur.ir.ct., that tn Majefty ii now temtied with zeal andtagernrfi in ...
... ntreitin? every where towards for the purpofe of either re-inforcing Buonaparte's army, or for fear of the communication between Gen. Maflß. , n's divilion and the. grand army being cut off by the armaments in Tyrol, which daily more formidable appearance ...
... reafon jto hope, therefore, that if the Duff has met with no lidvcrfe event, tiiey may now be landed in the South Seas. Yefterday afternoon, a poor old woman was run down by a carriage at the head of the North Bridge, and very dangeroully bruifed. She ...
... place there, could not pufTibly come to her. He defired her come by land but as there was a fmall veflel about to fail from Scilly for London, (lie and her mother, and a young woman of the idand, went on board with view faring time and pence ; hut the ...
... Contra, with about fix Acres of exceedingly rich Land thereto belonging,.pleafantly lit uated at liandfworth, near the Church, and late in the Occupation of Mrs. Baden. Alfo, one Clofe of rich Freehold Land, containing about fix Acres and an half, fituated ...