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... Elders rcjc.vd the fmpoft on Salt by a majority of ij. The French armies are already even' where in motion. The army ot Mentz is fuppreffed, and is replaced by three other oreat armies, confifKnp; of about er.r-i m-n each; and .ill of them are daily receiving ...
... lefs) and two Hey Hails of Wood at Lot a.—A PIECE of ARABLE LAND, in aforefaid, commcnly called by the Name the FIVE QU ARTERS, containing by one Acre and Hall Lot 3. —A PIECE of ARABLE LAND, the Leigh Field, North Nibley containing one Acre and an half ...
... which was continued till alo*«'«•>* entire the French army betwee»ito« W»m* and the Ncckcr. The Auftrians, rem..>rced ny (be arrival 0 the troops under With «- After a o ous renftanec, the French army has taken thrs night f>' , '\ concentrated, net this ...
... remain. A letter from Cornegfiano,. the head-quarters the army of Italy, dated Sept aj, (laws, that all the reports from Ancona agree adenine, that the Turks who blockaded that city fea and land, in conliderable force; on a retired and that their unexpected ...
... The artillery of both armies was numcrouibeyondtny precedent. P'Arcon, one of the Members of the Military Committee, formed by the Directory for the pur- pofe of conducing the war, was one of the moll a- ble officer* of the old army, and is well known Car ...
... miles to the fouth-caft from tin: ope- rations now puriuing in the county ot Tyrol. Bcfides thf above three armies, the French have alfo the army which has conquered Naples, at pre- fent commanded byiOuhem. Thcic troops are now engaged in, rcprefling the ...
... acres of land round his feat in the county of Surry. Paul I. has written the following letter to Mar- fhal Suarrow, announcing his nomination to the chief command of the Army of Italy; — The Emperor of the Romans requires you to command the Army of Italy ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... wcil-dreflcd woman, who fome time fince left it to be nurfed by Mrs. Couch- man, at Bl.icklic.it!), benevolently leleafed them from their meritorious charge Ly taking the infant under her own protection. The Oxfordlhire regiment of militia landed fafe in Ireland ...
... miles Chriftchurcn and Four the Sea Shore, with offices, Gardens, and four acrcs 1 of land adjoining.—lf moie agreeable twenty acres more of arable and palture land will foid with the above. j For further particulars apply Mr, ice, Solicitor, Ring. Hants ...
... wire Donefchingen* /ounces rfie Danube.: in the cdntre were the under General are. at Stockach; and of Marilai Su««rrow at army, joined to the .body of Austrian* under Neuendorf and Jellafchich, of tlie Prince extends yrotn Gfifons. .the extremity the ...