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... 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 ...
... lately taken place in the armies the banks of the Rhine, in-confequence of arrete of Dire&ory. The army Ment? is fuppreffed, and replaced by three other great armies, which wait only for orders to match. operations of three armies are under the Jourdan. ...
... has beens taken in the French Tines near Haerlem. He had-perfonated 2 woman and feld butter. To carty on the deception he had been clofe fhaved; but being compelled (o fiay with the Army thréc days longer tan he expeded, and having ug opportunity to rmcue ...
... the em /ue of the Mediterranean. The junction of the armies of Moreau and M.cionaki is effected. ? Mciteur, June 16. The Rcdaitcur riifo confirms apart of this news. It flutes? the Naval Army of the Republic, * ,f er having conveyed to their deiti- ...
... SEDIMAN. On the i6th, at day break, the divifion of General Defaix moved on, and at length found thcmfelves in fror.t of the army of Mourad Bey, five or fix tlxourand ftrong, conlifting chiefly of Arab , ,, and a corps of infantry,which guarded the ent ...
... ACCORDING account* received from the army Italy, under the command Field Marfhal Lieut. Kray, the enemy (hat country has drawn together i force apparently make attack Verona, and the Valley of the Adige, or the right wing our army ; convenience of which Lieut ...
... price the has render ed the Dutch, by the our army in North Holland. He requires no lefs the Dutch Government, as token of their gratitude, than the complete fitting out and equipment the whole French army. The alio will demand indemnifications for their ...
... a gentler man at Leeds was let on fire, by a woman fervant leaving a lighted candle ne,ir the be and falling alleep. The bed caught fir and it was .vith difficulty the family efts with their lives. The woman was muc 'burned. On Monday an unfortunate accident ...
... is circumstance reflection a day’s Army plunder the L’Orient with of caravan the in the rapacity Agents that may a at arrival the neighbourhood : reckon winter I” given flat contradiction the received the the of army led victory It not says Cannot ap- ...
... and injure the inhabitants that wretched country . IKled! COMMONS, f.D.V.ESD V, FEB. 20. , Sir John ?arne!l, Lite Keportof Army mates, complained the want difcipline. the troops, in proof of whiob inilanced the whole bod ies'of the militia the rebels ...
... 31. It is laid be very certain, that the Allies have landed near Nice. One wing if cur army is marching Genoa, which mutt furrender, as it is bombarded the Enghfh at fea, and the ialirts Irom the land lide.—The French have alfo abandoned Pignarolo and Monte ...
... that I (aw the woman purfuing. I (aid (o him, you are prifon*r, and vou (hall back the woman. In going bark, he faid, I ran from her becaute (he was mad. (aid, what need you deny that you was on that fide of the Gardens We then met the woman. I (aid, this ...