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... ARMY . stßvzcr. The Secrita7 at aftcr a few prefatory 01 vatiUns, in which he ftated that the nece.ffar3 tions of the Army were going on, and 'trk propofed tai reduce . the Cavalry to 6 . 9 annual amount of expence of their m:nc.. t n:, be A redudion ...
... the Archduke . Constantine, are with the Russian armies ; they were both at Petershurgh when the last Messenger left that City. Prince Bagrathion, and General Buxhoven had not then set our for the armies. Kutuzofr is in disgrace, and D'Oubril is confined ...
... 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 ...
... of the Army of Norte; Michael Pereira For*, Adjutant General to the same Army: and Joseph Lopez de ,Souza, commanding the vanguard of the Army of Sul. To be a Brigadier—Francisco da Silveria Pinta da 'Fonseca, commanding a division of the Army of Norte ...
... Antwerp; and thence to Flushing, Which - sheieft on 'Saturday mornin 4 the 22d inst. and landed . at AldborOugh the next . , c:ay.` She is a very intelligent woman, and says that the-whole coast of .France she has passed through is in great alarm at our ...
... Wellesley's' wishes, for the express purpose of supplying the army with whatever heavy erdnance the Commander in Chief might require. : . Sir WellesleN—Was Gan. Spencer Aware that before'the army Was in a situation to attaekPeniche, or any other fortified ...
... scale. _ - . According to intelligence - received in, the 65th Bulletin of the French Army, which is dated at Osterode the 10th of March, five divisions of the Grand army, besides the Polish Auxiliary Corps, were established, at that time, in cantonments ...
... stated to exceed 150,000' men. Therare 51 , rmed in three divisions, which respectively assume the titles of Army of England ) Army of Scotland, and Army of Ireland. One of the last Paris Papers.sayi, every 'thing announces that great events will, occur. ...
... extremely dangerous to attempt a landing in any of the small bays to the north of the Tagus, where where he would be immediately exeesed to attack, from the main body of the.Freneh army, He there'fore reiblVed that the landing should be effeetgat Mondego - ...
... fent,off to the Army.. • As the 'leaf:int, the moment he becomes a foldier, ceafes to be the property or his Matter, and becomes • that of the Sovereign, it is evident that the Ruffian Nôbifiry.tftain a very ferious lofs, every time the army is thus recruited; ...
... years, which Would be :convertedto her faith, ; that there should, be no liishops,;-, that . the Army and Navy will have * nn effect .to'ojipose 'the landing . or the French, but tliat,himself, and six other persons With the seals, were able to nimibilate ...
... are fomewhat more. fatisfaCtory. The 'Furkifh Army aflembled at Schiumla holds the malcontents in check. The CapiteoPacha :will only cruize with his fleet in the Archipelago : he appears to have too few land. with him to affbrd any affiftance in Egypt. ...