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... THE ARMY. It will, we are perfaaded, give general and warm fatisfadion to the army, and to the country, to learn the liberality of Government, in permanently appointing the brave General as Commander in Chief at Buenos Ayres, with the fame Glary as polka/id ...
... 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 ...
... extraordinary why was the Ruffian army purfued, as that 1 1 , , change of fentiments having taken ,place in cer. Bulletin falfely afferts ? On the contrary, the 1 itain (patters on the fubjeti of the claims of the Ruffian army kept the field till the next ...
... MARCH t.—We hear that army is affembling on t h e banks of which is expelled to miasma fhortly , attic Servians will he loom de&ided. on receiving this intelligence, found the neeeffity of railing the liege of feuding the greatett pelt of his force reinforce ...
... charaeter from a better authority than POLYBIUS ; though he was an eye witnefs of the fcene. The wife of ASDRUBAL, a Woman worthy of the land that produced HANNIBAL, difilaining to furvive her country, ruthed upon death into the burning temple, with her two ...
... armed force of infnigents headed by a woman of the name nf 11.0fii, whole hufhand was inhumanly butchered by the French, for being inimical to the lifurper'sqlovernment. This formidable force call themfelves the Army of Vengeance. Jofeph Bonaparte, the ...
... re- turn to France; and the reserve of the Army of the North, which was stationed at Grave, has received- like orders, and already broken up for Antwerp. These troops arc to form part of the Army of Eng- land. The garrisons of Nimeguen, Breda, and some ...
... out any accounts of the operations of the French army. Lord HUTCHINSON will let off immediately for the Continent. The 4'.rea frigate, Captain DU NBA R, at Yarmouth, is to convey him thither, and land him at loch port in the Baltic as may be deemed proper ...
... In etfecting . a landing, had only two men wounded, hut, unrortu- - - \. nately, a porty of the 93d, to the amount Of Men, wci 4 c drowned in the attempt. In the action which preceded the Capitulation of the Cape, part only of our army was engad. Car. ...
... Barcelona, and einuana, are in our possession, and that, at the in which I an writing to y 0 ,,, the army is filing for Caraccas. At every step Dila., our army is increased by those illustrious unforiimai t ts, who think that they behold, in the Generalissimo ...
... UNION HALL. TTi'liftm Franks, a man at en advanced period of life, vr-*« charged with the cbmmittal ct a rap: on tbe body of a woman who appeared about ia years , ...
... REPORT. REPORT UPON THE OPKRATION®S OF THE THIRD CORPS OF TIF ARMY 1x _ ee ee ears, Unguished + jin che first allery wi the Kingdow. “ The command of thts corps Leing given by Prince Nast. 4 Woman and Crd tm a Storm, tem) to the General of Division it was ...