... inteiiigence hum the Army Egypt. General Btthicr, lauded the 91U of thu month hrejus, wuh the con-.roandcr i« chief Buonaparte, Generals Lasn., Marmont, Murat, and Andreovsy, and Mor.gi and Iknholcf, states, that they left the 1 reach army in the most satufaclory ...

... 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 ...

... much longer, had not accidentally looked in at the window, and (ecu the old woman lying OH the floor. The neighbours were then alarmed, and entered rhe where they found the old woman dead, with holes eaten different parts o't her body. dmighter thtv found ...

... as»irs appears to havabeen made on the idth or by Auftrians, who have been defeated. The army of -the Prince of Conde was engaged in the laft affair. > The army of the Rhine has alfo been victorious over the Elt&oral troops and the- peaianti,, who 3 * ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... longer had not a pafTcngcr accidentally looked into the window, and the*old woman lying upon the floor. The neighbours were then aUf and entered the houfe, where thfty the old woman dead, with holes eaten in different part# her body by vermin. The daughter ...

... to be on their way to join the Gallo-Batavian army. the lateft accounts, Admiral Mitchell was clofe to Amsterdam; and a canal leading thence Alkmaar, a direct communication will be opened by him with our army, letter from Bergen, dated October 3, fiys, ...

... He left the army on the ift inft. the day before theaftion, and confequently has brought no news. The packet in which he came over from the Heldcr was feven days Tea. From private letters received from the head quarters of the Britifli Army, dated the ...

... the more reasonable, from the complete adluilFion of fact, which bears very fuoug features of a fignul of tiie republican army on the frontiers of Piedmont. fortiefs note, ftated have been evacuated by them; and, notwithstanding the equivocal terms which ...

... retreat towards the head the Danube, to aave the r.ntamt of the army Switzer tow', to aiaitt-Lec immediately tent oft trpcc meo, on can. flora the neighbourhood OifeiiDotug .ind the Br.sgau. The army in the province of G:\JliCli_ under the command General La»cy ...

... gallant captors but in the prefent inftance, the produce of the army's (bare alone is deemed, and will no doubt prove, a moft ample remuneration £or their eminent fervices. On Thurfday woman was brought to the Lunatic Hofpital near Newcaftle, who has lived ...