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... feated the Franck army, and that they were marching towards Vienna. woman cried out in the streets, The French are beaten, and there are the Russi alarm was general; fear and stupefaclion prevailed ir Vienna. Behold the result of the pernicious councils ...
... SECOND DEFEAT OF BO * N.A.PARTE'S GRAND ARMY. By the HAM BUAGH arrived this day, accounts are received of a revere battle having been fought between the Allied Armies and the French on the 4th inftant. Bonaparte was nearly taken, his body-guard having ...
... ANTED fora Coffee-house, where a Kitchen- Maid is kept, a WOMAN COOK, likewise a HOQUSE- MALD and PORTER. Enquire at the Salisbury Coffve-huuse, Durhbamestrect. Strand. ANTED, as PANTRYMAN, m the Work- house, in Mount-street, Grosvenor-squre, al aciive ...
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... 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. ...
... when it, fummonfes Ruffian armies oti its territory, when* . it affembles all the troops of the. Auftrian Monarchy, and leaves its Capital and 41.rong places to be guarded by the Citizens, in order to march the whole of its army to the banks of the Rliine ...
... A s LAD MAID, a fteady young Wornan,l.vho under ! . (lands mantua-makin4, and can be recommended from her laft place.—Enquire at No. 2, Little Argyle-ftreet, Oxford- A S LAM'S MAID, a young Woman, who has lived /1 in that capacity; or as Upper Servant ...
... PAssau, Sep. 20. —Auftrran regiments continue td arrive daily from the of the empire, to follow the army. To-morrow the laft troops are expedtedj when the .army the Brifgau and in Germany will confift of 125,000 men, whereof cavalry. According to official ...
... table, and (wore he would have the old woman if he could not hare the Taimyr one. He immediately threw Mos. roardike on the fl or, and the witncfs ran away to procure affiltance. Peter Polly, a boy, who was (landing at the door, &poled, that the three foldiers ...
... nominal value, while in their own land it had fallen to a discount df more than pet cent, exchange for specie. In such circumstances, alliance should he concluded, •stipulating the reform and- incorporation of the Bavarian army. the night between the and of ...
... to appear in the fphere for which they were originally intended, and which is abfolnrely neceffary for the well being of the army, confequently of the Itate. Regimental metres ate effential to the good difcipline of corps, to attend which, Subalterns fait ...
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