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... Waldtck, reported dead, is recovering of hi* wounds. -The French paper* bring a report that General fao.li landed Sardinia, with a Corfican army. Petioii again el«acd Mayor of Paris. The King ai.d Mvmlieor-had each one voteâthis was waggery. entrench ...
... Ivi*ubcugv, , .*' ' ; Jt and met),'with four officers, who were there polled, prifoners.— Land Gate. The following intelligence.concerning the operations cf foreign armies may be depended on as ftriclly correct :—The King of Pruflia's troops have began their ...
... commander of the armyof the North, vacant ,by the removal ; General Ferrand, commander the army of Ardennes; Delmas, the army the Rhine and Moreau, the army of the Mofelle. Thefe changes appeared very furprifing to the Convention, who decreed, that for ...
... man was landed, and a verdict taken before Win. Wat Bolton, coroner. The jury were unanimous in bringing it in wiiful murder againft the captain and part of the crew of the Aurora. Birmingham, July 24. On Saturday laft Mary Bedford, a poor woman, Thomas-ftreet ...
... icported to be or 24,000 men, though fome eftimated at no ni than 20,0140. Land. Cast. In our lalt we?k's paper we Mated, that the Duke York had made movement from Menin, with part his army, to favour Prince Saxe Cobotiig, in bis operation ngainft Maubeuge. ...
... The law lands in many places were completely inundated. An tract of land, fituated in Pennfylvania, has lately been Uild by Mr. Morris, Philadelphia, partly in Holland, and partly in England, Mr. Pulteney, of Piccadilly, has /peculated in this land to the ...
... the expedition againft Com land. An ineffectual attempt has been lately made on the life of Kofciufko by a prieft, who was feized andexe 1. ted. The Poles and Lithuanians, it is laid, are able to to their enemies an army of men, dete» mined die or free ...
... quitted the command of the Fiench army of to replace Geneial Joordain at the army of the North : The former is replaced by General Midland, under the orders of General Hoche, who is now at the head of the two armies of the Rhine and the Mozelle. the ...
... Sultzbach General Jourelan drew up his army, ani a battle enfued, which the Aultrians were victorious. That the French An tins' was fuppofed to 5000 killed and made prifoners, with about 30 pieces cannon.—That the whole army was not but a corps was detacl>cd ...
... is now the head quarters of the Prince Cobuurg, & C ...
... the incomplete battalions. According ftatements General Jourdan's armies have within; ainonth more than; thefe recruits, and Ihould peace not be fpeedily concluded, the French, armies on'the Rhine will more formidable than ever. , An article fromNantz ...
... opening through the of St. Maloe a road to the troops which are attempting to get jnto Bretagne, would be eafy to attack by land, while our fleet could block that haibour fea.—-Becaufe we be better to afford fuccours to the ofthe French which is approaching ...