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... Barras, one of the Directfrs, to exert himfelf the wretched retains of this army, for without the mod imntdiale relief, not a man of them would be to return to their native land. We are forry to learn, that when the packet left New York, the yellow fever ...
... nine time ago, and for snd whofe fafety fomne apprehenfions wtre entertained, are tis- arrived at Yarmouth.-The King George landed the ieir mail from England of the 3d ilt. at Heligoland, where (he was informed the Elbe was fo much frozep, lp- that it would ...
... attempting to enter them would be feized. _ The French army of Italy defeated in a general attack made them on the Aultrian polls at Santa, and on the army of General Kray near Verona. *8. The French army under Maflena, evacuated the Tyrol country. 30. The ...
... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Before his Majelty’s Commiflioners for the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax, in the County Kent (free and exonerated from the Land Tax) THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, fituate the county; the fitft four Lots on Monday, the day ...
... letter from Gen. to Barras, is particularly mentioned containing political information of fays that the whole the' French army in Egypt is reduced 7,600 men that they have neither clothes or ammunition and that they are utterly unfit refill the enemy ...
... refufe to exchange our General for any other perfon than Napper Tandy, which was their firt propofition, while our army was in Hol- land. Gen. Don has recently tranfmitted a narra- tive to Government for official purpofes, in which he declares, on the ...
... de the proper tpulrners for fellows tuf iheir defcriptioni. A polacre. bourtd to Toulon, with difpatchres from the French army in Egy pt to the late Direc9ory, Ias been raLkn; the Captain threw the pacl4Et over- hoandr bt itt veas recovered by One of ...
... now refufe to exchange our General for any Is other perfon than Aapper Tandg, which was le their firdt propofition, while our army was it) . -lolland. Genera] Don, on being, made ac- quainted with the propofal, very gallantly ob- le ferved, that lbe would ...
... having defe'rted the army. There is one letter from General Dugua to Barras, in which the for- mer dates the French force to be only 7,CCO ftrong, and fcantily provided witb ammunition and clothes ; while the enemy have a well appointed army of 46.CG0 men. ...
... the Direcroit s, to exert hinifelf to flhvc the vwretched remains of this army, for ?? tile inoft immcmliate celief, not a mnan of them would be able to returti to thwir niative land. Anouther. letter fays, that they niluft file to the Turrks for tlre meawi ...
... folely of the municipfl bodies and citizens of Paris. ?? Kleber, in his own letter to the Diretlory, fays, tbat the French army in Egypt is reduced to 16,000 men, of whom more than 8000 arc rendered totally unfit for fervicc, b> ficktiefs, by being wounded ...