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... and the Prince of Orange is gone with the Dutch army to Holland. The accounts from the Rhine ftate, that on the and inll. the French army, which is faid to have received llrong reinforcements from the army of the Alps, formed a general attack on the whole ...
... fewer vnespefied events have occurred fince our laji Review of the State cf Public yjfairs. The allied armies have continued to retreat) and the armies of France have continued to prefs forward. In confequencc) the whole of Flanders and has been evacuated ...
... that the French army upon the Rhine, having for feveral days fuccdfively attacked the Pruflian anny under General Mocllendorff, they had at lull defeated him, and forced him to retreat from the neighbourhood of Keyfernautcm, where his army was polled, as ...
... ation and difaifeiflion the French army and may probably the means of our recovering Flanders with the fame facility with which it was 1011. lie iiland has been evacuated tv the French. Flic makes fi.ch ravages in their army, that from 30 to 40 full of the ...
... On the aid in the evening, large French cutter I was off the land*s end. She captured merchant veffel, I Capt. Michell, loaded with wine, bound for Falmouth. I The Captain v/as chafed near land, that after being obliged to ttrike, his men hoifted out the ...
... village near Markct-Weighton, elderly woman was found hanging in her chamber, having prcviouily fent every one out of the way; no reafon can at prefent afligned for this raili ail. In the fame village, laft week, a poor woman attending the harveft-home of a ...
... on Monday morning (he ftruck Suter Point, when unfortunately a woman paffengcr, and a boy belonging the fhip, were drowned. Two of the crew with much difficulty f.vam on fhore. Another woman and Spanifh boy, after quitting the rigging, were picked by a ...
... the Britifh army on the Continent:—“ We have juft heard the difagrccable intelligence, that the Auftrian army has again been beat at Juliers, and obliged to crofs the Rhine at Cologne, that we are now left to our own defence. The Englilh army is crofting ...
... iraiujuilliry, that this war would fpmlily terminated. There were already in J.a Vendee Republican army of 40,000 men; the army the of was and the army Cherbourg was ic,occ— EXECUTION of WATT at EDINBURGH. IVrJncfJay Ochbcr If. Prccifely atone o’clock ...
... neceflary articles life. fays their army well provided, and the fineft ever law, and that in La Vendee he 10,000 men of the beft appointed troops in the world, ready to join any their armies immediately that might (land mod in need of them.— further lays ...
... the allied army.— Currier, Letters from Hamburgh mention, that the gallant Kofciufko furvived his wounds hut a fhort time ; that after his death his head was fevered from his body* placed a pike, and carried through the ranks of the Ruffian army. The account ...
... next to the Prefidcnt, fon of Richard Stanwick, Efq. who during the American war 1777, rendered fuch eminent fervices to the army of Sir Win Howe, at the river Sebaylkell. He was afterwards proferibed, declared to guilty of high treafon againll the States ...