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... fnitable efForts meet the meditated blow. Their armies are in motion Various direftions, and the hodile cloud now tooverfhadow the whole face of the Continent.— The former datement, of the Neapolitan army having entered the Roman terrircry, advices received ...
... The news of the victory gained on the May by P.fffawan is certain. The number killed in the army of the Serafkier Huffein Pacha, i», (aid to be 10,000. A courier has brought the news of this terrible check to Belgrade, which has thrown that place into ...
... imported for the nfe of the armies. It obvious, that this rnufl done fn the hopes of beirg able to clothe a part of the French army in the fame manner onr troops, and thus to occafion confulion ip the event of their landing, from which they expetf to derive ...
... preparations; but from the time re. quifite for their completion, England and (re. land did not appear him any danger, lead for lome months. Formerly the enemy had lent army Ireland; but did not follow that the* jtofild do it again with the fame facility ...
... certainly more immediately threatened, it may neceffary tocmbark a pait of the troops, to make a fuccefsful landing behind the enemy, whilll an army is afting on their front, in which fituation their communication would cut off; and their flanks and rear ...
... broke out the houfe a Mr. Bull, a tallow chandler, Gerard-ftreet, Soho ; fervant maid had fat up for her matter, a Major in the army, who lodged on the firft floor but grown impatient for his return, flie retired to bed in the garret* in the next room to that ...
... bread from Dublin, Baker in fupply them with bread on lad; he did horrible to tell, had the bread been •eaten, every man, woman and child, ho had partaken it, exhibited fVtnptoms of having been poifoneef. Happily the Regimental Surgeon was quartered in ...
... territories are to be abolifhed—The dtates of the clergy arc to be made the fecurity of the circulating paper money.-- he Sardinian army (ball be teduced to men, and le States of Piedmont (hall be convoked to confult in What manner the Efate debts shall be liquidated ...
... converse, but dreads the progress of union and tion, more than France ‘or French armies ; but when the insurgents and French armies, or the probable co-operation of French armies, arc connected, the prospect is dreadful.— Cork, with a military force nearly ...
... Lower Suabia.' Prince Frederick of Orange has affumed the command of the Ijnperial army in Italy, compoftd men. General foubert, commander in chief of the French army in that country,! has alfo entered upon his functions* and has ordered all the Auftrian ...
... vet *,ld not prepared at alt points,- i*e are } but, never theleCs; api, *O. guard the General' apprizes the imps, that a landing be made Vthe enemy, after efcaping thd' vigilance w»f|].condiiCted, numerous Navy, to the Ertex, the Weftw&rd in Kent jrSjfci ...
... for the (ale of the Land Tax, undertland, that in order to give greater facility to tlic proprietors of land to become the purchafers of their own tax, they are in the ftrlk inftance to have the opportunity of 1 e-exemption, as the Land Tax anfing from any ...