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... 7 1 •,tql THE BRI7ISH ARMY' IN EGYPT. 4 4 Tapofires, near Aboukir, March 2T. gi I take advantage of a brig, which is now getting under weigh . far Rhodes,.. - to inform you; that Mecou, having on Thurfday evening joined the garrifon of Alexandr With 2000 ...
... Prince Adolphus and Gen. Manners.— As he paired through the Park an old woman exclaimed— God biers your Majelly and Admiral Nelfon.—His Majelly replied— Thank you, good woman, thank you. _ The King has made a prefent to the Prince of Wales of a moll ...
... of the name of Prier'land. That application was made on the part of a Lieutenant of the Firft Regiment of Dragoon Guards. It is unnecefttrv, laid the Counfel, to make any obfervations on the importance of fuborclination in the Army, and that military men ...
... of the enemy'a veffel were crowded. The difpatches contain alfo an account of the army under tt.e ccmmand of General Sir Ralph Ahe:crorni - •.y na.ving erfe6led a landing in Egypt wi..h 15,000 well-appointed troops, Thee Officers have been two months in ...
... refpeaing our operations on the Egyptian coaft. Nothing is more unlikely, than that our Army, led vs it is by fkill, knowledge, and experience, fhould have attempted a landing near 41exandria, which is known to be one of the Enemy's tirongeft pofitions. As little ...
... French Army of . Referve obraiaed . par.tiai vitiory over the Auftrians on the banks of . , the Chiufa: .zB. Official accountT received - Of the recommencement of hoiti ides in Egypt, and:of Genr4lKleber having obtained a dlcifive viaory over the army of ...
... 9uss Cornwallis landed there on Tuefday eve' amid a grand falutc of artillery, the tinging of a general illumination of the town, and every ble demonftration of the public joy and ref His Lordlhip was complimented invnediat, upon his landing by all the Military ...
... of the Staff of Army wiA be reduced by the 24th intl. ; and early in the Spring the whole of tne reduftions will be elfelted. The Gorgon and Aftrea, with four tranfpors, arrived on Sunday at Portfmouth, with troops trorn our gallant army in Egypt. The flvps ...
... to his Grace the Duke of Leintter. The 1 7 th in.a. at Iflington Church, by the Rev. W. Lucas, - LAsyrence Williams, Efq. of Army Pay Oflice,,tu Mifs Mary Birclay, daughter of James Baiciay, Efq..of Tyndile-piace, Mr. ,Fockto.n, of liortlyyitown, Turpen• ...
... Egypt of the 2d of that month, which is one day later th Jr the date of Gen. Hutchinfon's laft difpatch. At that time,Ahe armies of the Grand Vizier and the Captain Pacha are hated to havf formed a jundion in the neighbourhooi of Cairo, upon the enemy's ...
... without truth, tiffl to exiit in the Sitter Kingdom, fays,_ that it may now be literally ca.lled Ire-land, (1 - crra 7/e la colere) or the Land of Papn! This pun is evidently not of Gallic growte.. But if nothing, fuch quaint quibbles be lent under ...
... middle of Aril. They then arched about the half of their army, commanded by Gen. Hutchinfon in perfon, pgain! Rhamaraie. Gen. 'Mellon had previoufly . advanced to that qtaarter the whole of his army, and, after different fkirthiibes between the ,cavary and ...