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... that which replaces the Auftrians. This army will be augmented by the Swifs and Wirtemburgian troops in the pay of England. On this plan, each army is commanded a General of its own nation. left wing of the Army of Switzerland communicates with that of ...
... Courvoifier, MelTenger, arrived li'.i nigut at Mr. Dundas's Office, with from the Duke of York, at the head quarter* the Britifh army Holland The contents have not yet been officially but learn from good authority, that they bring accounts a partial affion ...
... Elders rejeded the Impoft on Salt by a majority of 23. The French armies are already every where in motion. The army of Mentz is fuppreffed, and is replaced by three other great armies, confining of about s o,oeo men each; and all of them are daily receiving ...
... compelled the Archduke to quit the army Switzerland, and proceed with body io,ooo men, and his Staff, to Donauefchingen, in Suabia, to repel the French, leaving the command of his main army General Hutze. This army muft now cither totally evacuate Switzerland ...
... miffed the French, has put into Rochefort, and landed the troops they had on board, which will probably be employed in garrilons, and thus enable the French to difpatch their own troops to reinforce their armies. Many Spani(h regiments, now nnrchingj to the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... It was by means of the Hone bridge of that place in 1796, that a part of the army of General Moreau laved itfelf, as it is fufficiently fortified to check a victorious army in its purfuit of the vanquilhed. But Ihould the retreat be made in a diforderly ...
... d. Tiie French army the Rhine has its turn defeated the and recovered the ground it had confcquence of this advantage the blockade of Philip!, burg is renewed. The late change in the French Government appears approved of by the armies and the bulk of ...
... wait this !nand till the next tide, in order to take the opportunity of walking over the lands, which arc eizht miles dittant from Cuxhaven. We muttered on landing 173 perfons, - including officers,. paffengers, and men. The people of Neuark were Co ...
... in confequence of the Auftrians having paired the Aar. An official i-eport from General Sonehet, Chief of the Staff of the Army of Italy ftates, that the French paired the I3ormida on the izth inflant, in prefence of the Auftrian General Bellegarde, drove ...