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... lean'd pond’rom on its kindred hand Land of nincompoops was e'er pos’d, And fome, oc’rwrMog with ftudy, dreamt and doz’d. 1). D’s. I.or-'s, M.D’s. look’d deep diftrcl's, And ignorance hoodwink’d each F. R.S, ill an old woman, (who at thrir defire W.iswont ...
... 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 ...
... December 17. Paris Papers to the 13th inftant have been received. The intelligence from the armies the Rhine is fatisfactory the extreme. ' The Republican Army, according to former advices, had made Suabia, and : it had once again furrounded defolation ...
... duration. Till the above point is fettled, it fliould appear that Mallena is without the means bf putting his army in motion. From the armies of the allies there is no in- telligence in the French papers of a later date than what was brought by the laft ...
... 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 ...
... at Augfbourg ; his army is faid to confift of 4.5,000 men, Conde's finall corps included; and General Bauer (a young man under 30 years, but of great merit) is to fucceed to General Harmamn in the com- mand of the . Ruffian army, now in England. Ti.e ...
... LONDON, SATURDAY, NOV. 30. Should the French unable to make another (land, the late events, contained in the London Gazette Extraordinary, will finiftt the campaign in Italy equally glorioufly and advantageoully to the Auftrians, as it will put them into ...
... Henry Young, of Ebbeibourne, - an old man, who was found drowjied. Verdift—Accidental Death. On Wednefday a woman, wife to a ferjeant in the army, arrived the George Inn, Codford, on her journey from Portfea to Briftol, with an infant in her arms, which ...
... General Elfnitz by Valdigi. The army halted night at Centalo. The column Gen. Gotterf. heim repulfed the French from Fotlano Vftirazzo.—lt will appear furpriGng, that while our army was at Centalo, a divifion of the French army remained between Murazzo and ...
... the Caffrecf, inltigated by the Dutch, t ea. Cures, however, were concerting between the Conjmandefsof his Ma-jelly's fea and land forces, to reftore a good undevltandiitg. The troops were in ?? health, and the fquadron wliich failed on the 4th of March ...
... General r.ljmtz Vuldigi. The army halted at night at Ccntalo. The cr lumn of General Gottcrlheim rcpulfcd the French from Folfino to Mnra/zo. it will appear farpiiling, that while onr army v. at C. ..'.do, a divilion the French army remained between MutazzoanJ ...
... Inftead bf finding an army in good order and in an advantageous po- fition, I found no army at all. * The pofitioh at Zurich, which was to be defended by 60,000 Auftrians, had been abandoned to the defence of 10,000 Ruffians. This army was left in want of ...