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... to a very, recent date, announce that in all parts of India, except towards the I. south-east, the war is at an enc Land that the armies have ' retired. The general orders of the Marquis of Hastings are dated February 21, when his Lordship took leave of ...
... affairs in that part of the world. Hostilities had also been commenced in the province of Cuttak, and the communication by land between Madras and Calcutta had been interrupted for three weeks previously to Capt. Hall's departure from Madras. The Marquis ...
... Marilial Ney to fevi a divifion of the befieging army, to the amount of 7,000 men, inaAii;.at pcovioce. This divifion, it is added, had reached Aftorga ; and`r,pes were entertained tint, by this diminution of the army hefoie Ciudad Rodrigo, the of that place ...
... the middle of November. T 6 The greater part of the army is cantoneci in where it recovers from its fatigues. PARIS • Oct. 17.—We have to•day received letters from Mofcow. .dated the 3oth ult. The 'army is in he belt pollih'e fituation. Provifions - b. ...
... Government that the Marquis of Wellington had attacked the French army under Marshal Soult, beaten him froM his intrenched positions, and established the head-quarters of the British army at St. Pierre on the Adour. This operation was eficted on the 9th ...
... Digh(th :234 10. Another Piece of Building Land, adjoining to Lot 8, and to Land of Mr. Legg, being the Garden occupied by Mr. Smith 84 11. Another Piece of Building Land, adjoining the last Lot and to Lot 9, to Land lately purchased by Mr. Smith, to the Buildings ...
... found her child iearly burnt to a cinder. We understand this wretched woman was beastly drunk, and acteally mistook the fire for the cradle. ‘The child lived but a few hours. - ‘The woman has been scut to Kiima‘nham gaol.” S Hull has been in a ferment for ...
... about to assume a militar attitude, and Marshal Macdonald is arrived in Paris, to assume the command in chief of the French armies! These are the illusions with svhicli the French indulge their animosity against England at the present moment.—The Duke of ...
... Empress Maria Louisa, with her son, the King of Rome, is expected.about the 4th of next month. Buonaparte, in his address to the army on the day after his arrival, says— Soldiers! the Imperial throne can alone guarantee the rights of the people, and especialy ...
... Villiers. They left our army about a T fortnirht ago, in good health and high fpirits, and landed on Frrday afternoon at Dartmouth. Lord I Wellington ' at the date of hi s . difpatches, confidered the fi tuation of his army as perfectly fecure againft ...
... any :nOtice of the Spanifh , Peninfula, except an article dated Gironne, the 6th of February, which, after ftating that the army of Catalonia coniti tinues to obtain advantages, adds that the Blake man of 4 • war fired upon the town of Matato on the ift ...
... obtained over the main body of the Prussian army, and a detachment from the British, on the 15th and 16th of the month, illuminations had been ordered, during three nights, at earis. The loss of the French army in the conflicts preceding the 19th, is stated ...