... considerable force. The remainder of the besieging army proceeded its way to reinforce the line on the Passarge. As soon this reinforcement should arrive, it was cal- 1 dilated the grand French army would amount to about ISO,OUO or'itbout 190,000 men ...

... LOS* SUSTAINED OU« ARMY IN SPAIN. Mr. PONSONBV wished the Noble I ord (Castlerragh) inform him, whether it was his intention lay before the House of the loss sustained the British army in during the last expedition to that country. Such a document was ...

... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1S0«, The French Papers received since our last contain regular series of the Bulletins of the French Grand Army, from the Mth to the ‘2lst inclusive, which are fully detailed in the preceding columns. They describe the progress the French ...

... more than once, when li* army halted for more than one or two days. While I had ib» command, want of beef, and the country carts were draw* bullocks, which might have been slaughtered for thearpf. But before quirted the army, mure than one-half it w*» ...

... and men, and are now repairing our damages —lf we had had only land troops with ns, should have succeeded lor, when first appeared off the Dardanelles, with the assistance of such land force, ice could have immediately taken their castles and destroyed ...

... Cozacks form so considerable part ofi the Russian army, and particularly the new-raised militia, it cannot but be interesting to the public, to ; learn the character and strength of this competent i part an army and nation which the hopes of | Europe must now ...

... Overton, and woman (who’ Ir.id been called in after die murder), were amongst them also boy, who was passing by the gate of the house of die deceased, at the very time die pistol or gun was tired that shot Mr. Blight. Mr. and the woman remain in custody ...

... The intended blow has, therefore, in all probability been struck before he could join his army. According to letters horn Helsinghourg, the whole Danish army be marched to Spain, and the defence Jutland and Zealand is to committed to 40,000 French troops ...

... established yet account the vicinity ot the French troops. It » alto stated here, that hsglash'army will land on the banks of the Weser, the same time that Russian army will debark the borders'of the Baltic; and that the merchants at Bremen, like ®«j», making ...

... the Town Bonk the erpenres attending the .sending two light horsemen front Thetiord the army which was to Biaaii against the Scots that year. two men into tUc army ay’ .iiot Scot Laid - /’.I 0 lor cloth, and *o it into two gownfc p. For two f»air gluvei ...

... 25,000 men), of large Prussian army, was on its march Holland.— Sir Robert Caldsr arrived in town yesterday. Mr. Ruffe, the Messenger, arrived in town Monday from the Fjße. Cuxhaven is open. Lord Harrowby and suite landed there the 7th. The Expedition ...

... murder was committed on 2 man of the name of Pat. Murray, who lived on the lands of Caillé.blake . — It appears this vafortunate viétim was drinking in Fethard with a young woman of his acqueintance, and left town at a late hour in the evening ; the next ...