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... 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 ...
... has lateft accounts to Government from the head.quarters of the Raft. Cans armies.—He had full opportunity,of .feeing them, and upon his authority is dated, that,he tiever an army higher date of difcipline better appointed in every refpeiTt, or more meet ...
... has been appointed the Commander in Chief of the armies of the Centre and of Andalusia, (the latter congisting of '2 1 , 0 0 infantry, and 1700 The Marquis de Palacio was the coinmander.of the former army, and the Duke 11- falitado of the latter. The Duke ...
... command, the brilliant result their great gallantry and unwearied exertions. In every affair in which the army has been engaged since the landing, it has nobly upheld that superiority for valour, enterprize, and discipline, over proud and vaunting enemy ...
... i I tot to, reSign - ' the 'command of the army ; derstood- a proposition this'kittd been drawn the band-Writing Of Sir D. Dundas, Which' had been approved of by several Officers, and only laid aside through the -opposition Of One. Such proceedings, he ...
... It appears the German Papers, that Aufttia, notwit 1 (landing the ftatcments to the contrary the French and Dutch Papers, (till continues her cniUtary p'cparalions. By a recent Order of the Aulic Council, the feienteen frontier diftrifls of the Auftrian ...
... remaining parts of the divivion on shore, and oat part of the army supplied to-marrow. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) It. C. Half-put seven. p.m.—The substance of this letter was sent by telegraphic communication, from the Sabrina, at five o'clock ...
... MARCH t.—We hear that army is affembling on t h e banks of which is expelled to miasma fhortly , attic Servians will he loom de&ided. on receiving this intelligence, found the neeeffity of railing the liege of feuding the greatett pelt of his force reinforce ...
... again irps re. in the rowich. n army fved in lie ho. Setvi*, iuptemc rfidency ere are ate to the field leafurea and the 111 who heir at. foreduohfcrip>e >e a fol- is to be cannot be di- imNor. ten and packet- tings at tymami, ; Danilli ope, the [unercial ...
... t 00 : od Y; a month 16'43 as ago the weekly return the Army IN ENGLAND. Cavalry Artillery, ( t i Infant ty 3 ' l ' tor rigaaout2o,coo t )4,4ilitia e of the Supplementary IN SE,E.i.AND. ' Li arsgul alto he - • • The Regular Force now in Britain is not ...