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... ffiewed one of the caverns, but fiom a diftarice, for rear of being recognized. Over this fubterraneous camp a' very aged woman was {landing To her Dardure addreficd hirnfelf in the language a Chouan, and by dint of artifice and entreaty prevailed on her to ...
... Prolerpine frigate, Capt. Wallis. No- thing particular happened for the lirft two days ; on the 3 1 ft we were dole up with Heligoe-Land and got erf a pilot.' The fame night we lay at anchor at the mouth ofthe Elbr. The following morning we weighed and proceeded ...
... anticipating victories which never obtained, or tried to obtain ; now calling his armies, the Armies of the Ocean, the Army of England, the Army of Ireland, life, armies which he never led and' the only place where rS have dared to lead them ...
... at Augfbourg ; his army is faid to confift of 4.5,000 men, Conde's finall corps included; and General Bauer (a young man under 30 years, but of great merit) is to fucceed to General Harmamn in the com- mand of the . Ruffian army, now in England. Ti.e ...
... arrived with troops, between 14 .-cf tvliom have landed d'iring the week. 1 s-r.inch alarmed early laft night by the firing . v.hich it appears, were fignak of diftreis by iftnin the T».xel, which ran on the lands near She however beat over them, and came to ...
... obtained the confidence of the army ; with the merits he had acquired in war, be re- paired to the city, and cliamed tbe Confulate ; he atri- buted his fuccefs to bis fortune, whicii be frequently invoked ; he returned from the army to reform the State ; the ...
... Flis great object appears to be to infpire a |fpirit of e- mulation amongft farmers and landed gentlemen, to promote and improve the manufaaure of honey in Scot- land—a commodity for which great fums of money are annually drained from the country. His leaurcs ...
... Mr Grenville and his fuite, and Capt. Wat -is. with all the (hip's company, excepting fifteen men, a woman, and a child, who remained on° board land- ed in fifety at New Welch, whence they immediately proceeded to Cuxhavcn, winch they reached on the aa ...
... put back ?? r .r,t the ?? were landed. : --.:rftar.;J, is univerfaiiy credited. Madras, dated 27th Feb. lays, that «aetl sgainfl Tippoc. — lt adds, Se- : Bpita] of' liis dominions, is at this — ?? by a moft powerful army, and ■ ;: --:r is daily e;rpc£cd ...
... demanding forces for that purpofe. The principal articles of en- gagement which he propofes, are, A land tarmy of sO,ZOO or 15,0s 3 men, a naval army to co-operate. All the conquers (except of the countries in the Mahrattas, which the King was obliged ...
... Macdonald, late commander in chief of die army of Naples, is the oniy fon of a Mr Stephen Mac- donald, who was born in Scotland, but entered into the Irifti brigade in the reign of Louis XV. He married a Fiench woman, and the prefent general, a Frenchman ...
... failure of foci's of the allied armies in Switzer'lnd, and the intended return of the ''lfian forces to Peterfburgh, has The Court of Vienna, would feem, were not at all acquainted with the condition of Maffena's army, nor with their numbers, the Archduke ...