... Office, Aug. It.' The Sparrow, which is arrived from off St. Sebastian, has not brought any official dis. patches from the army, but she brings reports the effect of the telegraphic message, but without details. t& The,, Fancy cutter was waiting at St ...

... Austrian Government he had given orders to oppose Buonaparte, should he land in any part of his rates. Reports have been circulation that Murat I. made offer of the Neapolitan Army to the Em(ptrorof Austria, tobe commanded by any Austrian General his Majesty ...

... Russia, the- powerful meajiS; which the possesses recruiting; his armies, not oidv in,his. own -States, but by. the succours, tarnished, his allies, that the hopes she cherishes ruining the army are void of foundation, and perfect!}' illusory. '* The same ...

... declaring his determination upon the late acts of insubordination in our army in India. The arricle is of considerable length, and freely in abstract observations upon the duties of an army, and the effects of punishment and impunity military men. Twenty-one ...

... artillery had, been landed at Santvliet, on the si, 2d, and August, thirty pieces of ordnance might have been placed to bombard Antwerp on the lOth. Colonel Fvers, however, did not thiuk that could taken a coupde-main,'*r that the British army could have advanced ...

... declared for the King. General Nugent, with men, had arrived Leghorn from Naples, and would then proceed towards Genoa hy land. This small army was there wait lor further orders. was stated few days ago the French papers, Marshal Blucher had given permission ...

... Prussian Charge d'Affaire* Frankfort ha* published notice respecting the which has taken place in the allied armies in France. Prussian army, under tbe Onsets ...

... accounts the advance the Austrian, Russian, Bavarian, and Wurtcm burgh armies towards France. the of June, Prince Schwartzenberg addressed a most spirited Proclamation to the Austrian army, which lie informs them of the decisive. Victory of the 18th, and calls ...

... (regulars and militia) Maiden, more than 3000 pen. Our last accounts from Harrison's army,, byway Pittsburgh, are to the 30th January. It was then stated that the army would be on the Raisin the following day. ludeed, from the character the General, and ...

... the and intrepidity of the allied army, under the command the Marquis of Wellington, over hostile army of France, led Marshal* Marmont, the battle Salamanca. To appreciate the heroism the Nobie Marquis, and his brave army, would recount a. scries of'as ...

... Nuna, but he was forced also in this position. The Neapolitan army threw over bridge at icca. This operation was warmly opposed the who, however, could not prevent its execution ' The army was within a lengue of Placentia, which it was advancing to attack ...

... tacked, mingled with the crowd, and addressed a woman the follow ing terms ■ Good woman, hose house are attacking The woman answered, that she believed it was Mr. Meiix, the brewer's. And pray, good woman, (added Sir William) whyare att'ickingit Whether ...