... allied Courts had fatisf/ftorily , fettled all the differences that have for fome time paft prevailed in their refpeftive armies, which are future to aft feparately, in order to pre- ] vent every caufe of jealoufy. The above intelligence differs in fome ...

... Barras, one of the Directfrs, to exert himfelf the wretched retains of this army, for without the mod imntdiale relief, not a man of them would be to return to their native land. We are forry to learn, that when the packet left New York, the yellow fever ...

... attempting to enter them would be feized. _ The French army of Italy defeated in a general attack made them on the Aultrian polls at Santa, and on the army of General Kray near Verona. *8. The French army under Maflena, evacuated the Tyrol country. 30. The ...

... Confulate, with cir on ¢ from fach as have not been known on former oce: They add that en er tie is thorily ed, and that ‘an army 100,000 Pruffians will dy to take the Geld carly ia the (pring. theft aceounts ave calculated to infpire us with er ade us ...

... fine of jL each, and to iraprifoned fortnight. t.j week the parilh officers of St. Bride's, > London, took a woman on charge baftardy; the woman to the father of the child till the was delivered, gi-1 ring a reafon, that fhe could not juftice • to her ...

... into. - near to the reneival of hoftilities both Italy and the Billiopric of Mentz, incline naturally to redeem numerous an army from the difficult and inglorious fervice of Vendee, and we have reason to think the flame there rather fmothered than extinguilhed ...

... Provinces of France. will not dare to difmifs from »he coafLot Brittany Normandy, as he doubtleis intended, the greatelt part his army towards the Lower Rhine ; and we have the fication effectually our allies, even befor-e we attempt to execute the blow meditate ...

... other from Sirafbur.h Which farther confirm the mrcHjgence the return'of ' the Ruffians, adding that the Emperor Paul intends army on the to pel the Court of Berlin declare war Frai The reports peace and war ftill comrade* each other but from prefent appearances ...

... came over in the above cartel. . infant, contains a notification that Suwa {now the official French Journal) of th with bis army ts on his return to Rufha. ba- on du Cabinet fays, that 1 ,000 of ther embarked fot Great ritain. and conftant intercourfe ...

... agreed t the report to be brought up to- row. Me. Laid. shar he had ever he ald be highly expedie which a foldier thou the army. If men for a few years, the 7 and citizen would 1 ig men of character w ze in the fervice when of foon revil ile they were ...

... February, by a body 6000 men from the Grand Vizier's army, the French having haftened their departure from thai city, apprehending that the inhabitants might rile againft them, encouraged by the cf he urkifh army. This univeifal at Constantinople. The fort of ...

... bulinefsin public places The [object of this fleet failing for Egypt is, no doubt, to efcort the French army its return to Francs, and prevent it landing in Italy. I troops at prefent Conftantinople have committed many esceffes, which has induced the Porte ...