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... them both, well over the remainder j 0 f t ] . Austrian troops combined with them. - 1 Archduke Ferdinand is expected here to-morrow his corps, hke- wise the Archduke .Anthony, who his way from Dresden. '• {Berlin Jwmrnal). Nov. Onr Court Gazette, of this ...
... , they made sereral requisitions, and set the fortress of Rotienbe g in alarm. f Now. 19.—The army assembled by the Archduke Ferdinand in Boheinia becomes every day more formidable Besides the regiments of regulur troops which he has with him, he has ...
... at three in the afternoon, from Presbourg at Brnnn. The A es Ferdinand aml Anthony arrived here last nialit, the former from the at triv, and the latter from Berlin and * Dresden. The Archduke Anthony made bet a shert stay. anti set out immediately for ...
... advanced puffs have rgiin advanced to VValdniuncheu, in the Upper Pa.annaie. We y 1 U acquainted with the lab either e. The Archduke Ferdinand's C’lq-s now eunftffs tveenty nseht. Tite Fre ire r : ■•eaiing to a aids Sisubingen. Hj. over, 'V. 26. The Eng ith ...
... French Bulletins. The division under the command of Gen. Baragnay d' lii!itrs has been driven out of Bohemia by the Archduke Ferdinand, sho has extended hi 3 advanced posts into the Upper Palatinate ; and a most gallant achievement has been executed by ...
... purpose of risking ariiotj- The Archduke Charles had, in the mean time, succeeded in reaching Hungary, with force consisting of between and 1)0,000 men, having previously been joined by the Archduke John. The Archduke Ferdinand was on the 30th ult near L/asluu ...
... its left s towards Brunn. Gram) Duke Cous'antim t. is at ILt,c!ln ed. The Arel.duke Ferdinand was on the 30th of Nov. at Pasta n. The latest accounts from the Archduke Charles come dawn only to the 17th of Norm!): Ir, on which day his heal-quarters were ...
... from Sritlly for Gibraltar, and l«a not since been heard of. T'he Peggy, Adamson, from Riga to London, lost off Har- Joh-an Ferdinand, Hintze, from Ftcttin to J.iverpoo!, was stranded near 14th Nov. The John, Watson, from Petersburg Montrose, is shore near ...
... join the grand army Germany ; thef: -5.000 men (ell in with the army SjuU ‘bleir.aiingen, and were cut to pieces. The Archduke Ferdinand, frightened at bis pofitiun 1,1 Im, committed great error; be left it with men, trying gsin the great road Bo«m;a( Stutgardt ...
... t«eßivar:a;i trt vifi.m o( Genera] I)e Wre.ie, .nf)( talions or infantry, l6 iqOaJr,' attacked nine a;ioiu of cavalry, w C .Archduke Ferdinand. T.e «all» hefeatfd, and forced to re trein «o Znair «. Th.ir l t: i i.e, s 'eluding two Majors, a„d fo d.e ber ki ...
... Iquadr ns of cav-.lry, was attached by nine ba’ialtons ot ir.fantry, and eight fquadronsof cavalry, under the orders the Archduke Ferdinand. The Btvarians were 10- tallv defeated, and forced to reiire .liforder to Z iaii.s. Their lofs nets is officers, including ...
... day for the Biwariar corps, confifting of fouree fantry, and fixreen attacked b nine bartalio: eight fquadrons of cavalry, Ferdinand, though in a ve: tion, upon the ights of tance or one pat from f fened. Twice in the courf he ro Wonau,-and the flrong jx ...