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... Meadow and Pafture Land, (the richeft feeding Land in tht Cointry) lying by the Side of the River Siowka, called Birmingtim Farm, now ln the Occupation of Mi. Robert Sheldon. Lot V— All thofe feveral Pieces or Patels of fine old PASTURE LAND, in the Parifh ...
... OXFORDSHIRE. REDEMPTION of the LAND TAX. THE Receiver-General of the County of Oxford doth hereby give Notice that all Perfoni who 1 have obtained their Contracts, and are inclined to redeem their LAND TAX, of or under the Amount of 251. per Annum, may ...
... Jourdan's army has pafled along the Rhine to Bade, jn, ordes; to re -enforce the army of Swit- zerland. In that part is the grand effort of the .campaign about to be made. Maflena has been inveded with tjie general command of the two armies ofthe Rhine ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Dutcliy by the expiilfion of ihii .army, in North Holland. 1 He requires no lefs o\ t|i e.Diiteh Governnieirt, as a token of their gra-i ti. ttide, than the complete fitting ?? 1 and equi^M ment of the whole French army. The Generals alfo will demand i ...
... loathing. Notwithltanding all the vapouring letters in the Ffcris Journals of the progrefs of the French Generals in Egypt, ' th* army is fo extremely reduced by epidemic difeafes, that there are not fufiicient troops in health to change the guard. Buonaparte ...
... the Grifons. It is believed that the Archduke has broke through the centre of Jourdan's army, near Stockacli, fo that the latter is retreating towards Switzer- land, to join Malfenis, if pollible. St. Cyr, who consmandud the left wing, has retired towards ...
... the Caffrecf, inltigated by the Dutch, t ea. Cures, however, were concerting between the Conjmandefsof his Ma-jelly's fea and land forces, to reftore a good undevltandiitg. The troops were in ?? health, and the fquadron wliich failed on the 4th of March ...
... the Cabinet of Vienna. A refolution to aft will not be fuffi- cient * the armies nuift not lofe a day; for if any misfortune or difappointnient fhould operate on the Neapolitan army, they may give them- felves for lofl, before the Auftrians can make any ...
... Inftead bf finding an army in good order and in an advantageous po- fition, I found no army at all. * The pofitioh at Zurich, which was to be defended by 60,000 Auftrians, had been abandoned to the defence of 10,000 Ruffians. This army was left in want of ...
... official informa- tion, ftates in a letter from Barcelona, that the Republican army is to enter Spain, not on the fide of Bifcay, as at firfl fuppofed, but of Cata- lonia. The army confifts, it is faid, of 30,000 men, who are already affembled at Pcrginan ...