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... WANTS EMPLOYMENT, A Land Steward and Mi wife, undertt .nd» hit had* aef* in all it* different hranihea, baying and f Hing c*ttie amj ftofking of l«nd the beft adran-age; ploughing, fawing, .laying down ground and break rig bullocks for ditto; pantjng ...
... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... L Prince Pangrazion and Colonel Hitrow, of the Ruffian army, fhewed on this occafion as much talent as vigour, and contributed greatly gaining the battle of Marengo. On the 19th the Combined Armies entered the environs of Aleffandria, while there remained ...
... the Army of Naples in Tufcany on the sth of this month. Since that time it has oLtainej two trifling fu4,:efle::, which can only he rcar,l•;.l as the forerunners of others. The division of General Montichard, which forms the ri,lht wing of the army, occupies ...
... Weftmoreland the front gate, a woman exclaimed, God bleft your honour have been gratified with feeing his Majefty for the fir ft time in ray life—pray let this day drink his health 1 The requeff was attended to, and the woman hid guinea given to her. A private ...
... Jlili continues to abend thc jiandahi of the ftfTted armies and to promote their progreft with /iiw, hit Jlcadyjltfs. Trr- TPesmniy'sjUxtation in 7' beeonifj daily more critical and the •wreck of Mac- army nmcy in cuhftqttence 'of his ftvere defeim the to ...
... not remain and perform his duty. They add, that Buonaparte's whole lofs before Acre was at leaft 20,000 men, and that his army is reduced including Jews, Greeks, and Copts. The Grand feat Sidney Table fur, ar to thofc presented Lord Nclfon, 25,000 pialtres ...
... that an Army Iball be formed on (he Fiontiers of the Alps, under the name of the Army of the Alps.—The Citizen Cham* piotrott. Genera) of Dtv tton, is appointed Commander in Chief of that under the orders the Commander in Chief of the Armies Italy and ...
... of the ind. and from Verona of lire 4th, give an account of a very bloody Battle between the Imperial Army, commanded by General Suwarrow, and the Army of Moreau. The letters do not give the date of the Afliun, but they allure us that the event hat been ...
... well known to the French Ge- nera's who were with the army of Rome, and while t'.ie Neapolitan General Merlch attacked Ottricoli, where this crime was committed, 1 was with the principal body of ths army, between Rome and Civita Cafleliana. five miriametres ...