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... :MIMI ARMY IX SPAIN. • The following letters,. contain, come j'nfor . rnati:9G relative to the , (late of Ot AIN troops, ilie nature olthe country through which _theyytypliatfcd SALA MANCA, Nov. 25.—A. confiderable part cf the !army en.: tered Spain by ...
... two ways; 'firft, by attacking the French army, to crofs the Paffarge, and to take the chance of a general engagement, the refult of which (provided any advantage4as obtained) would be, to compel the French army to' raife the liege of Dantzic . Ohe fecond ...
... 7 1 •,tql THE BRI7ISH ARMY' IN EGYPT. 4 4 Tapofires, near Aboukir, March 2T. gi I take advantage of a brig, which is now getting under weigh . far Rhodes,.. - to inform you; that Mecou, having on Thurfday evening joined the garrifon of Alexandr With 2000 ...
... SECOND DEFEAT OF BO * N.A.PARTE'S GRAND ARMY. By the HAM BUAGH arrived this day, accounts are received of a revere battle having been fought between the Allied Armies and the French on the 4th inftant. Bonaparte was nearly taken, his body-guard having ...
... OF a terra* now annexe 4 20 etOtausatto au se dont We arrived here on the Weld land for bad weather, till the Ilth. whoa th e and a fine final partof the . army a landing, under a veryheavy fire of _Mad non- - We the Wain aid drove our from. with very ...
... should not please army in the niomenf of triumph ; and hee - trusted that those who knew him would be sAisfied that the prohibition whit:h he was compelled to pronounce was in violation of his feelings, anti resulted solely - from his sense of duty, ...
... Lordships any farther information: (I left the Saracen with some • gun-boats jit Barragon after landing, lest it might' have been necessary, from bad roads, for the army. ,to fall back) ; I i heg leave to recommetld him to their Lordships protection, as an active ...
... difembarkation might be rafoly efretted at Bay. The landing was, however', attended wlth Inferable difficulties, on account. of Ow rod; 'force landed on the sib andlith, and General Spencer. landed on the 7th and As loon 3$ the neeellioy arrangements ...
... art (here at Barrtropfe> fay, that the cargo will be fared, with very little damage; lie had got 80 bales landed, and expefled Monday laft to land upwards of lop more. The yeffel is expedted t» be got off. : « 'Falmouth, jAh, Arrived his Clip Humber, of ...
... extraordinary why was the Ruffian army purfued, as that 1 1 , , change of fentiments having taken ,place in cer. Bulletin falfely afferts ? On the contrary, the 1 itain (patters on the fubjeti of the claims of the Ruffian army kept the field till the next ...
... Mr. Serjearit BEST, avho would be examined as a army, and for Gerona, and .the French are stated to witness upon this trial. In opening this- case to the I have taken such a position es to cut off General Jury, he said, it was hisintention to avoid as ...
... acting she has undertaken. She is a very fine woman, and fills some parts with much excellence. Mr. 'Awls did net look well in Doricourt, and did not possess his usual ease.—Miss Bnisrow looked the woman of fashion, and was a most interesting portrait ...