... ee the payment of the f rit necesary to INCE. vt week informed .of the ies ta evacuate Fragece. | een this week contirmed, | surection. For this + has been ratiticd.—It is | has of late been be ible quarters, that so soon | that at Lisbon | more than ...

... High Hesket at Nine o’ came to hand, that the livered up to the French Oth inst. and that all the e evacuated the territory |f- th. WERLANDS. e Flanders Mail, we learn en arrested at Brussels.— probable, that these pro- LINDIN Sy at 2WOO JAMES B JOHN Mi ...

... attached to a propotition dated in the Hamburgh Paper, to have been made the of Uiiffia the htni Conbil, refpeciiug the evacuation of Hanover. Though this was rejected, it gratifying to know that the Emperor is not indifferent to the rench irruption into ...

... if it did not. They are now therefore employed drawing up a Declaration, addressed the French people and government, the evacuation of their territory, which will probably » Appear about the end the month. lie object of this declaration is not yet distinctly ...

... the Greeks had published news, from which it appeared that the Turkish troops had not only evacuated Zeitum, but that they had proceeded even Larissa.” A Flanders Mail arrived this morning bringing Brussels papers the 30th ull.—-Under date of Brussels Dec ...

... the honour of informing von that 1 disposed to evacuate the citadel with the forces under command, and treat with you for the surrender of this place, as also for that of the position of the Tete Flanders and its dependent foi ts. In order accomplish this ...

... lo retain possession that country, had, on Wednesday night, begun to withdraw their troops and evacuate the principal places* They retired towards Flanders, i , « At the llag'i?. the French nuthoritie* have beenUeposed, ami replaced bv Provisional Government ...

... taken. 'nte bayonet ass nerer to been, employe*! to such extent, and turcearfuliy, as in the late sanguinary contests in Flanders; ibis weapon was fir 4 iuifd the French ia the year 169, at the battle of Turin. . The sum required to be sent out of ...

... when the messenger left it. > Private letters from Paris represent the alarm and terror at their height. The insurrection Flanders, and the. defeats on the Marne and the Aube, were alike known there. Paris itself was fortifying in haste; and from the towers ...

... meafure the defperation of the troops, is extremely difficult to form a conjcftnie !—ln the mean lime, the merchant flops Flanders and Holland are all put into a dale of requifilion for the defeent. premium of florins to paid for each voluntary oiler, ...

... practice, and with uniform success. Salt destroys vermin in the ground, by making them void the contents of their bodies, such evacuations being too powerful for them withstand. has this additional advantage, that the vermin thus become food for those very plants ...

... reverse of fortune the French frontier. The Dutch troops were cover the march of his Royal Highness's army the frontier West Flanders, but haying, on the IHth August, liecn driven with loss from several posts, which they occupied during the passage of the ...