... deftincd to reinforce the allied armies in Italy are on the march and will foon arrive at their appointed Italions. An overland exprefs from India contains information of the defeat and annihilation of Buonaparte's army in fevcral defperate attacks upon ...

... received by the great army of Maffena, and by the Army of Italy. They will probably, however, approve of it, even though it did not come recommended to them by the great name of Buonaparte. Roger Ducos's brother has been fent to the army of the Danube; and ...

... duration. Till the above point is fettled, it fliould appear that Mallena is without the means bf putting his army in motion. From the armies of the allies there is no in- telligence in the French papers of a later date than what was brought by the laft ...

... thence to juin Jourdan's army. Eight thoufand men more are expedted arrive in two or three days, and will then proceed the fame object. Troops are marching on all fides both from the and from the army Bernadotte to- reinforce the Army of the Danube. It is ...

... Mr. GrenviHe andhis^isitE and Captaiii WaJHs, with all the (hip'scompany, excepting fifteen men, a woman, and a child, who remained on board, landed in (afety at New Weich, whence thev immediately proceeded to Cuxhaven, which thev reached the 3d. The ...

... troops which evacuated the above places, it ij faid, %ere landed Genoa, and formed feafonable reinforcement to the French army of Italy, to the amount nearly of 6,000 men. day laft week poor woman with her child, about years old, fell down with fatigue ...

... thknopean Republic. The French armies are already every where in. motion. The arrtiy of Mentis is fuppi^ffed,; and is replaced by three other great armies', which wait only for orders to march. The operations- of thefe' three armies are under the direction of ...

... itied .pertly as rumour; other aetsoigh.i, Vy. foaU affect, that Macdonald bafejf baa Poiitrearoii. of •the army is agqi.oft bi>rhon tbs land fide. jlHll'k|e.bamhiftig « and its fpeedy furrenddr i* Pfhd. When Turin was taken, Piedmon':i ...

... deftined to aft in Italy. The Ruffian Army under Gem Suwarrow will confift 60,000 men, to which alfo the corps of Conde will attached. _ Ad* miral Nclfon is Palermo the arrival of. fome Ruffian reinforcements, to land an army Calabria to affift the re-cohquering ...

... 4th My orders to the Army—The wind blew exceedingly (refit, and the fca run high, notwithflanding I though it my duty to died& landing. The day was paired in making preparations for debarking. General Menou was the firft that landed at the bead of his dry ...

... Vienna to fend this to your Lord fhip The Aretin army has really wonders action it has beat the French, killing nambera of them, making many prifohers, and driving the enemy from their ftVprtgp'fts,. The army confifts of about forty thoufand Ttifcan's, chiiffiy ...

... make krown the repeated of defpotifm and cruelty committed by the executive government, or the checks Curtained by the French armies, is ablolutely prohibitfld, under the penalty of death or tranfportation. We are informed from the fame quarter of the death ...