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... 4 4' FIE lIOr 1 nn the Ludo of thoClium- Wel. 0.. the of June, siindhaea's army encamped in district tef Doonsbal. roof. thy hi ings to nicht some new Inceurrenc•t , . which would seen to render ho,tility between the two powp;‘ iueritrble. The Peshwa ...
... fauseding. &riding on one fingle point, the whole united for. ces of France .nd her Allies. Wilda the Grand Army triumphs in the North, the army of Dalmatia will keep•in check the Ruffians: and Mallen& will main sic peace in Italy. The brave folder. Who ...
... it were fourteen Officers from the Army in Egypt, with a memorial from that Army to the French Diteflory, figned by the whole of the Officers, reprefenting the melancholy fituation in which Buonaparte had left that Army, fo that inflead of being well provided ...
... Inhabitants ut Madras. On M rnday morning, His Majefly's 56t It regiment, was reviewed on the I!land, by maj ir•general Hare, commanding the Centre Dittftotn of the Army. Extratl ar Letter from Bangalore, dattd the 16lb Inflant. On Saturday the 12th infirm, arrived ...
... Motavis did mit 'rail. At prefent, od contrary, all , tte A tan armies all clie •Aultrian fue.rc(Tcs have beu tacked and - vitiquißsed.T . 'there are hardly any veßiges remaining of the army which' thi Arch. duke Joh, brought from Italy ; it • Rill :nutter ...
... re rent ,rf our army through Calficia; and died bet blues isefcre his friend, Sir !An Moore. He was formerly atracned to the Audi . ' or, ler the Archduke Charles. for the Vorpwe reporting *6 oar m;niitry the opera. tions of tn.t army. En Egypt he was ...
... of the utmoil aflivity. The following is the feblaece cf a Letter We received y derdoy morning from Heligo. land The Preach /lave' now an army of men in PrufGaa Foland ? sr d I vilify shoofly, if the Emperor el R. Ca (Lica nit melte (rpm his leiha•zy ...
... having attained the rank olonet in the Army, from the Ysth July 1810, by ttie operation of His Majesty's General Brevet ; Ills Excellency the PreSitlent in Council is pleased to makci the following Promotions in the Army on thin EstabliiVincht : AR TILLER ...
... e'gh•, a month, for each paper, it vii to march againft the tinglith army, and teat make :,15: of there publications a year ; the , he was in bra proper perils the rip' wing of that army. On the 17th ~e sa c t h l eo o f , w in hi t c h h e aompoinuinotts ...
... Felegrina, and of Coital Islisoro, and raifed contributions in the circle of the army. This fituation of affairs is tsecsose at once too alarming, and too infulting to the French army ; a decifive meafure is neceffary 2 the interefis of peace are even conneaed ...
... MARCH S. The Army of the Rhine is in the ben pombic ti•uttion. All the corps which Rood in need of and cloths, have been provided. The fund for lutififlence has been pr•teured, and thole Cont. Notes which have fo long devoured the Army, ill he driven ...
... Higgehs of Waste Land, contmonly called iissoo Chuck,,situ. ate. aud Mint at Pergunnah Darow, in the thucklaw of Ingelle, in the Zillah of Alidnaporc, in the Prot ince of Bengal, and butted and hounded as follows: on the West by Lands the property of the ...