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... The Duke of York, with his wonted attention f o the army, is digeflirig a ; lin, the ol jeft of ?? ?? to individuals who irav diftin?ti Hi th?mfe!ves by ex'r-.or(;ii a-v bravery, vi:' Unce. &r. Anii' n 7 other laudable* premium*. ,~.0 ! . sviti -c r-vc-n ...
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... Houfe, in Upper Grofvenor-ftreet, from Hoi- ! land, having landed at Yarmouth on Wednef- j «c*y laft from the Champion frigate, Captain Hammond. ft is faid the Port of Hamburgh is to he ftrengthened by an army from this Country, in | order to fruftrate the ...
... price the has render ed the Dutch, by the our army in North Holland. He requires no lefs the Dutch Government, as token of their gratitude, than the complete fitting out and equipment the whole French army. The alio will demand indemnifications for their ...
... received by the great army of Maffena, and by the Army of Italy. They will probably, however, approve of it, even though it did not come recommended to them by the great name of Buonaparte. Roger Ducos's brother has been fent to the army of the Danube; and ...
... troops which evacuated the above places, it ij faid, %ere landed Genoa, and formed feafonable reinforcement to the French army of Italy, to the amount nearly of 6,000 men. day laft week poor woman with her child, about years old, fell down with fatigue ...
... 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 ...
... feveral other officers landed at Harwich edttefday, from Flcldeh which rtpw comjdetely evacuated by our trixips-. Four French and 2.000 Dutch : troops, marched into that place iafl. immediately after the embarkation the dtvi- Iton our army. lie Dtike of York ...
... communicating their,»erm» All army bufiaef.. a* ufbtf, adrantageoufly traaßfled - etter* (poll paidj.ddreffcd 8. Anceil, ji, and la, Dublin WANTED, . At- the No. 68. Townthend-areet. a man and hi* W'le, tl.e maa a« a- porter, and th woman to codeii ana return ...
... arrived with troops, between 14 .-cf tvliom have landed d'iring the week. 1 s-r.inch alarmed early laft night by the firing . v.hich it appears, were fignak of diftreis by iftnin the T».xel, which ran on the lands near She however beat over them, and came to ...
... Archduke's army was Rationed along the Rhine. Letters from Lindau and Stutgard confirm the accounts the allied armies having retreated beyond the Rhine, to form new plan of operations againft Switzerland. The junction Field-Marfhal Suwarrow's army with that ...
... 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 ...