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Number 2176.]
tCJfTbe price of this Gazette is Eight
Dollars I>er annum to Subscribers residing
in the city of Philadelphia. All others pay
one Dollar additional, for enclosing and di
recting ; and unless some person in this city
will become answerable for the subscription,
it must be paid Six Months in Advance.
FOR CAPE FRANCOIS,
The fast sailing Polacre skip
Having remarkably fine accommodations for pas
sengers She willfi il in about 15 Hays, provided
afuflkient aumber of paflengers offer.
The Dey will alfo'talcfl a quantity of freight
Apply attke office' of. the fxbfcriber on Walnut
flrcet | harf.
august 19
;;;For LIVERPOOL.
'. The Bricjfo letter-ot-mirque fliip,
; THE LONDON,
i Samuel Riper, commander, I
:'x . Burthen ,?oo ton«, coppered to the bends and
; fcioHnting lis fijc-pour.dcrs. A great part of her
»" "cargobeing ready to go on board, <be is intended
'' to fail »> soon as pofliblo -For freight or passage
I««Iy t« the captain on board,or »o
>£* JJICKLIN y GRIFFITH.
anguft 15
For FREIGHT or CHARTER,
FOR EUROPE,
™ l BR|G
ENTERPRISE,
A (launch good Veflel, well fitted,
about tWe years old, and will
'w carry about 1500 Barrels—can be
sent to lej immediately.
For terms apply to Wharton and Lewie
in Germaritovrn, near the Market house.
Sept.. 5, 1799. §
JUST ARRIVED,
In the ship Belved«re, John Frank ford, command
er, from Alicant and Gibraltar
l-V!'
3 08 PIPES BRANDY,
»7 pipes
34 hoglheads > flrong bodied'RED WINE
32 quarter calks J
15 butts ) SHERRY
6o quarter calks J
100 quarter calks MSlaga Wine
kegs Raisins
450 boxes do.
94 jars do.
FOR SALT. BY
NICE LIN & GRIFFITH,
Who also offer for sale,
THE SAID SHIP
BELVEDERE.
SHE is New-York built,ooppert (i to the bends,
mounts r4. fix-pounder*, with fmalJ arms i»
. proportion, and failsfaft
.. _ august ij
Ship Broker's Office,
And Camml/fton Stare,
No, 119, SotlTH FRONT STRFFT,
' Next door to (he Cuftoin House.
THE Subscriber, encouraged oy the advicn of
liis friend's, offers his I'ervice to the public
as a Ship
es to buy and frll velftls and every thing: relat
ing thereto —aflift matters of veflelsand others
in entering and clearing at the Ctiflom-Houfe,
procuring and shipping freight, fettling Inlur
ance ar.d all ether mercantile accounts, and
have on hand the ueceflary Blanks and Stamps.
Papers in foKignlanguagestranflated, and in
formation given in general mercantile matters.
—From a knowledge gained by long experience
of every branch of business he hopes to be ufe
ful to tho!e who pleafc to fivor him with their
commands. SAMUEL E&IERT.
Hovember i« »*'»
By JAMES KINSEY, Esq.
Chief Justice of the fuireme court of New-Jersey
Notice is hereby given,
"THAT upon application to me by Joseph P. Min
nick, and John W. Bloomfield lor themfelve«,
bj John W. Bloomfield in right of Ann his wife,
William Bultus, John Moorp, ><l the rii>ht of his
wife Mary, John Bullus and Ruth Builus vrlio
claim an undivided sixth part of all that trad of
land situate, lying and heing in Springfield, Bur
lington county, containing eleven hundred and
"■ighty-sight acres and a half of an acre or there
abouts, formerly devized by Mary Ludlam to
Francis Bullus, who by his lad will andteftament
deviled the fame trail to William Bowser, and
John Turner in truftfor Samuel Bullus his son in
fee, which said Sam»el Bullus by his deed tearing
date on or about the sth day of March 1196,
conveyed the fame to his children Francis Bullus,
and the fame Ann Bloomfield,formerly Ann Bul
lus, William Bullus, Mary Bullus, npw Mary
Moore, John Bullus and Ruth Bullus, I have nom
inated and appointed Job Lippencott, Esq. of
Springfield aforefaid, Abraham Stockton and Chat.
. Ellis, both of the city of Burlington, commiflion
ers, to divide the said trail into lii equal shares or
parts, and unless proper objections are dated to
me on the it ft day of Nov. next, at my office in the
•ity of Burlington at ten o'dok in the morning of
that t'ay.the said |ob Lippencott, Abraham Stock-
ton and Charles Ellis, will then be appointed the
Commiflioners to make petition of the said trail
of land, pursuant to an acl, entitled, " an ait for
the more eify pititionlands held by Co-part
ners, joint tenaut«, and tenants in common " pas
sed the eleventh day of November in the year of
our Lor.d 1789 —Given under my hand the 30th
day of Augutt A. D. 1799.
P4h'*'
JAMES YARD.
<lizt
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TAMES KINSEY.
46w.
PHILADELPHIA: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1799.
ROBERT ICID's
COPPER WAREHOUSE,
NO. 201, MARKET-STREET.
Late ALEXANDER BILSLAND y Co.
HAS JUST RECEIVED
31 Tons Patent Improved (heathing
Copper & NaiU, viz.
30, 22, 24, 26, ES* 28 oj.. per foot,
1 15" 1 1 8 inch Polifliei & unpohfhed Sheath
ing Nails,
80 boxes of Tin.
LIKEWISE ON HAND,
A Large aflortment of Raised and Copper
bottoms and ftiuets lor Copper-Smiths,
Lead ts" Block Tin,
And a General assortment of Ironmongery for
augufl 15
Old French Brandy in large and
small cases
100 boxes 7 by 9 & 8 by 10 Window Glafe
10 chest pint & half-pint Tumblers, afibrted
ii 6 whole & 6 half-tiercs Rice,
FOK SALE. BY
Gurney, isf Smith.
maw i, 1799
Mr. Spence, Dentist, has re
moved to hit honfe in St. Andrew'a Squares, 2
Squares N W of Bufli Hill,
august »8
SEABORN,
TAYLOR,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and cus
tomers in general, that he has removed from his
house No. 76, Mulberry fireet, for the present fea
iV>n, a little above R iter's tavern, Germantown, the
sign of Gen M'Pherfow, where he iotendii to carry
on basin fs as usuaL
ftptember 2.
FOR SALE, '
AT DUCK-CREEK,
10,000 bushels Indian Corn,
3000 bushels good Wheat,
50 barrels Pork,
K'D
40,000 Hhd. Staves.
Deliverable at any port in the Delaware below
Glocellcr point.
JOHN CUMMINS & Co.
Duck crerk> 19th Aug. dlw.
TO BE LET.
Until the 15th o! November next.
A fafe Retreat from Philadelphia,
In a pleifant fituition, about three miles from
town
Application left at the Printer's addrcflcdto
A. B. will be attended to.
anguftn tf.
THIS is to give notice, That the
Subscriber, of Elkton, hath obtained from the
Orphlii's Court of Cecil County, in Maryland,
letters oF Adminiftraticit, on the personal es
tate of SAMUEL ffEIVETT, late ol said Coun
ty deeeafed. All persons having claim* againfl
the said deeeafed, are hereby warned, to exhibit
(he fame with the vouchers tharcof, to the Sub
let-iber, at orbeiore th« tirlt day of March next—
Thsy may ethcrwife, by law, be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 15th day of August,
>799-
JOHN MILLER, Ad'tr.
lis w
Aug. 17,
THIS is to give notice, that the
Subscriber, living in Warwick, Cecil County
Maryland, hath obtained letters ®f Admiaiftra
tion on the personal estate of JOHN MORTuN,
lateol Warwick, is Cecil County,deceafed ; —All
persons having claims againlt the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the fame, with the
vouch'.rs tbc.rn.f, to the Subscriber, at or before
the firft day ol March next —They may otherwifn
by law be uxdudud from all benefit of the said ef
ttte.
Given under my hand this 15th day »f August,
"" REBECCA MORTON, Adm'trx.
Aug. 17. ' laws«r
THIS is to give notice that the
Subscriber, living in Warwick, Cecil County,
Maryland, hath obtained letturs of Administra
tion (Debanias Noni) on the personal etlaie of
JOHN VANCE, late of Warwick, ifi Cecil
County, deceased ; —All persons having clainn
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the fame, with the vouchers thereof, to
the Subscriber at or before the firft day of March
next—They may otherwifc, by. law, be excluded
Irom all benefit of the said estate.
Giyen under my hand thi» 15th day of Angnft,
1 799*
REBECCA MORTON, Adm'trx.
Aug. 17
District of Pennsylvania—To wit :
BE IT REMEMBERED,
THAT on the ninth day of August, in the
twenty fourth year of the Independence of
the 1 United States of America, JONATHAN
WILLIAMS, of the said diftri<ft hath deposited in
this office the title of a book, the right whereof
he claims as AUTHOR, in the words following,
to wit:—
"THERMOMETRICAL NAVIGATION,
Being a feriej of experiments and observations,
n tending to. prove, that by ascertaining the rela
" tive heat ot thefea water from time to time, the
" passage of a fliip though the Culph dream,
ii an d lrotn deep water isto foundings, may be
" difcovercd in tim« to avoid danger, although
" (owing to tempestuous wither) it may be im
'■ possible to heave the lead or observe the heaven
"ly bodies. ExtraSed from the American Philo
" fophical Trarfaflions, vol. » IS" 3. With ad
-11 ditions and improvements. — r
" God helps them that help themfulves "
(1.i.) In conformity t« the ail ofcongrefsofwhe
United States, intituled " An ail for the
encouragement o{ learning by feeuring
the copies of maps, charts and b»oks to
the authors and propriet»rs of such co
pies during the times therein mention
cd." Zj. CALDWELI,,
Clerk of th: djh :fl if fcr.nfylvanij.
xawim
augufl ao
SAMUEL POTTER, Wji, PAGE,
AND
THOMAS PRICE,
HAVE removed to Germ antown, between
the five and lix mile flptie, where they
have for sale, a general alT'rtment of DRY
GOODS, a great part of wbVh they havejuft
received by the ship Boyne fioni London, via
New York.
N. B. Letters (Per Port J addrtfled to them
Philadelphia, will be reguUs-iy forwarded.
Sept. 3, 1799. diw&tuthli tf
Now Landing from the (hip Delaware, from Can
ton and lor sale by the Subscribers.
Hyson,
Hyson Skin, ( _ ,
Young Hyfos, to 1 ( 1 K A 8
Souchong, J
Canton and Garden Fans,
w&f tf
Naokwiis,
China Ware, affortcd.
Umbrellas 13 to 30 inches,
Silk Handkerchiefs, '
Hair Ribbons and Sewing Silks.
They have alio remaining on Hand
Black Persians, Choppa and Pullicat Romalls,
And a general afiortment of Dry Goods as ufu&l,
Tbomas <s~ Joshua Fisher.
4tli mo 16
aawim
3000 pieces lft and 2d quality Russia Duck,
ICO pieces Ravent Duck (superior)
Bsfton Beef in Barrels,
A few bales Bengal J humHUM?.
iioo bufliels St. Martins Salt,
april 11
TO BE SOLD 3Y
7£SS£ iS" BOREP.r U'ALK.
Old Port Wine, in Pipes, Hhds.
daw.
atul quarter calks,
Also Landing at tbc-ir Wharf
From on board the (hip Edwafd from Lifhon.
Lifoon Wine, in pipes and <jr. caiks.
junc 15
JUST IMPORTED,
Into state of Delaware,
Sixty Hh4s. Sugar,
Subjsil ta drawback, and for {ale (there) by
Jebu HoUingJhxorth &? Co.
ilmington, Augud 16 (law
TO BE SOLD,
An Invoice of Woollens,
CONSISTING of Coarse and Fine Clothi,—
principally Dark Blue, and printed CalGncrcs
Apply to
April 29
THE partnerlhip of Joshua B. Bond, and
John Brooks, trading under the firm of
Bond & Brooks, ij this day diftolved by mutual
consent, all perlbns indebted to them, are re
qtiifted to make immediate payment to Joshua
B. Bond, and thole having demands to prefeni
t>hsir accounts to him for settlement,
Joshua B. Bond.
Join Brooks.
April t
TRADING under the Firms of
Hartshorn*, Large & Co. and Jess*. & Ro
bert Waln, was diflblved i mo. i 1798, and
the partnerlhip tracing under rhc firm of Harts-
HotNv iff Large was diflyWfd 15th of the 4th
month l&ftj all perfon 4 ; indebted to either of the
above firms are requeued to make immediate pay
nient, anJ those that have demand? to pr«fent their
accounts.
1 810. t3th
FOR SALE,
•
A variety of Lots, many of them very advan
tagcoufly fltuat;cf north of the city of Phila
delphia, in different parti of the Land known as
the Ettate of the late William Martin, Efq—many
of the lot» afford valuable fitcs for Country feats,
not excelled by any witt in the fame diitancc ol the
City, other 1 Jts are well adapted fcr Garden
Grouuds, Pallure icc. a third description is well
calculated for building* Ironting upon Frank!or<l
road,Second,Third, anil Fourth itreetscontinued
to the Germaß Town Road and aifo 011 Cross Roads
defigncd to be laid out from Fourth Street to Tur
Hers Lane, to whic-h thi property extends—For
lurther particttlart,application to be made to
NICHOLAS HOLYDAY.
on the Pretnifcs westward ol lourfch Street.
8 july
PoJJefficn to be given on the 16th Augufl,
A convenient Three Story Brick House,
SITUATE in Spruce between Second and Third
Street; apply at No. 110 South Second Street,
july 18 dtf
1 »w j w
CONTAINING about Ten acres of Land,
situated it the 5 mile (lone, on the Ridge
lioad, beiflg near the Falls of Schuylkill. The
Dwelling-Hnufe has lately received a thorough
repair, and canfiits of 1 Dining Rouni, ncaily
3ofeetlong, a Breakfali Parlour, aHmfekeep
er's R«6m and a Kitchen, with 5 Bedrooms,
and Garret's over the whole. Adioining the
house is a good Girden, Ice-Honfe, Sprirjg-
House, Eight stall Stables, afcd Coach-House,
witli a large Orchard. Apply to the Printer,
augult 13 dim
Ten Dollars Reward.
STRAYED or conveyed on Thursday night
last from off the premiies, about ij -riles from
Philadelphia, on the Ridge road, ahantifomc dark
bay HORSE in good condition, about 14 hands
high, with black legs, black mant and bulhy black
tail, cut Craight at the end; has several long
Icratchcs on r liis back, occafmned by playing in the
fields. Whoever can give information of him so
that the owner may have him again, Avail rcc«ive
the above reward by applying at
No. 46, fan lb Fifth Jireet.
Philadelphia, A'Jgull 19 $
ROSS U S SON,
HAVE FO«t SALE,
Owen if Jonathan Jones,
No. 151 Markct-Areet.
s
THE PARTNERS Hit"
TO BE LET,
FOR SALE,
A COUNTRY SEAT.
Daily Advertiser.
[Volume XVII
j Oellert's Hotel in Germantown.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public
in general, and his friends in particular, that he
has opened his Hotel in Germantown, just above
the Market Ho*To ; he has provided the bed of
liqusrsof all loads, he will prepare, dinners at the
(hortefl notice and on the mo ft rcafonable terms;
refrefliments of every kind to be had at all times,
as well as soups every day from II to 3 o'clock.
His ordinrry will be as usual at halfpaft three
o'clock.
A COACHEE, will flirt from the said Ho
tel in the morning at 6, for Germantown, and
return from thence at 9. In the afternoon at 3,
and return at 5 o'clock, where good accom
modations will be provided for paffenpers.
N. B. The Hotel in the city of Philadel
phia, will remain open .as nf'jal.
ffIkMES OELLERS.
d.3W
augufl 16
JUST RECEIVED,
From the BOSTON Manufactory,
A QUAS7Jfir OF
WINDOW GLASS,
Of difftrent sizes.
FOR SALE BY,
ISAAC HARVEY, Jus.
N. B. AnyOzeer Gxct thjt may be wanted cut
larger than 18 by is can be had from said manufacto
ry, on being ordered; and attention giten toforwSrd
on any orders thaf may be left for that purpose
Apply at No. 9, South Water-flrett, at above,
july 8 Vilf
THE STORES
Of the Subscribers are continued open as usual
THEY HAVE FOR SALE
70 hog (he ads Molafles,
2a bales SuHnam Cotton,
20,000 pounds green Coffee,
10 pipes old Port Wine,
100 boxes Claret,
50 kegs Pearl Barley,
30 boxes Tumblers, (afTorted)
200 boxqs 8 by 10 Window Glass,
40 tons Hemp.
Also an extenlive variety of Silesia and
other German Linens, Checks, &c. all which
they will fell at reasonable prices and gene
rous credits. f
* # * Application by lettfr or otherwise, will
be immediately attended to.
PRATT and KINTZING.
Philadelphia* sth Sept. 1799. mwf-9t
MAIL COACHEES
and Bjirruost,
LEAVE Philadelphia every Hay, (Sunday
excepted) at 8 o'clock, A. M. arrive at
Baltimore the next day, by it o'clock, A. M.
Returning.
Leave 'Baltimore every day, (Sunday except
ed) at 4 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at Philadel
phia the next d?y, by 9 o'clock, A. M.
Between Nf.iv-Yori: and Philadelphia.
Leave Philadelphia every day (Sunday ex
cepted( at 12 o'clock at noon, arrive at New-
York the next morning, by 8 o'clock.
Returning.
Leave New-York everyday (Sunday exeept
cepted) at one o'clock, P. M. and arriva at
Philadelphia the next morning, by 7 o'clock.
Seats in tbc Mail Coacbees to be taken in
•Nevr-YorA,
'At Butman's Office, No. 5, Cartlar.d-ftreet
In Philadelphia.
At John DunwooJyV, Marketed reet, Spread
Kag!«, ami at the Franklin lon, No. 59, north,
Second* street.
In Beftimjn'i
At Evans' Tavern.
Fire for PafTcngers, 8 Dollars from Philadel
phia to New-York, and 8 Dollars Irqm Phila
delphia to Baltimore.
A'Miagjrage over 141b. » eight, is carried at
j ec*'r per pound.
The Proprietors are not refpor.fible for Bag
gage. LGVJ PEASE,
d3m
Agent firUe Public Line, from Philadelphia
to Baltimore.
WARD, BKOADHURST, JONES & Co
Proprietors of the Mat! Line! from
• 'Philadelphia to NeiwTsrk:
General Poft-Office, )
May I. 5
Q r I C E.
To the Creditors of Joseph Alexander,
LATE of Lewiftown, in the eounty of Mif
flin, and commonwealth of Peanfylvania;
who was a part .er of the firm of John/on
Alexander., I have applied to the Judges of the
court of Common pleas, in and for the county
of M'fßin aforefaid, for the benefit of the laws
of the laid commonwealth,made for the relief
of insolvent debtors, and they have appointed
.the sec.nd Tucfday of September next, for a
hearing of me and my creditors at Leuiflown,
in laid county, of which, please to take notice.
JOSEPH ALEXANDER.
anguft 33 §
dtf.
THE SUBSCRIBER
HAVING .Koii appointed administrator to
the edate of the rev. JOHN WADE (de
icafed) late of New Jersey
NOTICE is hereby given to all prrfons indebted
to the said estate, to make immediate payment to
the fubferiber, and those who have any demands
againftthc fan e, to render their accounts without
delay, properly attcfled
Edward Thompson,
July 13
UNSEATED LANDS.
THE owners, of Unseated lands in FAYETTE
COUNTY (t'enn.) arc hereby notified, that
u nlcfs the tsxes due on said lands for rh'? years
796»i797
General Ephraim Douglais, County Tri'tlurer, on
or before Thursday the 19th day ©f September
next, they will be iorfale as the law di
redls
Caleb Mounts, 1
James Allen. V County Comroi.'r.
John Fulton, J
l.'ri jn Town, June 5>'99-
S
rio.i Ji, Market street
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(14)
* £ -" r -
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CONTINUATION OF
IMPORTANT
iforeign JJnteiftgettcc;
Supplement Extraordinary to the Vienna
Court Gazette, juiie 26.
'• The General of cavalry Grcjiint Melas
has sent hither Captain Torre** of the quar
ter ftaff, with the previous advice, that the
hostile Gen Macdonald, after ganing the late
advantage over the small corps of Count
Hohenzollern, was advancing with a corps
of about 35,000 men, by forcc-d marches,
from Modena again ft Piacenza, where Field
Maflhal Lieuti Ott had,arrived fliortly be
fore with his weak division.
" The disproportionate superiority of the
enemy against the Field Marshal Lieut. in
duced the latter not to wait for a great at
tack, but to draw up bejiind the Tione,
thoOgh Continually fighting with the enemy's
advanced guard, and to keep his out-pofts
beyond the Trebia. ,
" In this position the General of cavalry,
Melas, arrived on the 17th with a part of
the Imperial royal army, and almost at the
same time intelligence was jpeeived, that the.
ee*niy had attacked the chain of oat-polts ;
it seemed to be the enemy's design to advance
Tapidly with one column on the caufcway of
Cnftello St. Giovanni, but with the column
of the right win'g to make themlelves ma
tters along the Po, of the ro<td condnfling
to Pavia.
" Gen. Melas ordered the whole diviiion 1
of Field Marshal Lieut. Ott to hafteato sup
port the out-pofts; and farther increaled
the said division with two battalions of the
regiment of Froelich. The ludden approach
of Field Marlhal Count Suwarow Rimnitkoy
with the Imperial Ruffian advanced guard,
and the courageous and relolute conduct of
the division of Field Marshal Lieut. Ott, .
soon stopped the enemy's farther progrels,
and tlie latter, after several reiterated attacks
be-,it off, were repulsed with considerable
loss, and forced, at the approach of night,
to abandon to us the left bank of Tidone
and the field of battle. In the night the
remainder of the Imperial Ruffian troops ar
rived ; and on the next day, the 18th inft. a
frefli attack of the enemy was immediately
resolved
" The army was divided into three co
lumns : the two firft consisted of the Imperial
Ruffian troops, and the third and strongest
of the divif.ons of Ott and Froelich. The
preparation for the attack required more
time than was expetted, and the onset was
not made till five in the afternoon. The
combat was obdinate and .bloody, and only
the courage and steadiness of the Imperial
royal and Imperial Ruffian troops, as well
as of their leaders, vanquillied all difficulties;
the enemy were repulsed as far as the Tre
bia, and forced to leave us again masters of
the field of battle.
« Ncverthelefs, the enemy, by the move
ments among their Infantry on the right
£ank of the Trebia, seemed to intend a new
attack for the 19th and our troops, who
had now been four days without regular
provisions, had no sooner cooked then food,
than the enemy pafle3 the river with upwards
cavalry, and with fuel) impetuoilty,
that both their horse, and the molt advan
ced detachments of their infantry had already
gained the principal road towards Stv Nicola.
Gen. Melas, colle&ing our cavalry, attack
ed the enemy with such resoluteness, than
they were in a fliort time driven back with
very great loss, and vigorously pursued, both
by our cavalry and infantry.
" General Melas, observes that, at that
moment, he could not dtferibe the many
distinguished actions of the troops and in
divdiuals on those three memorable days ;
but reserved to h mfelf to give a detailed re
lation hereafter. For, on the 20th an at
tack had already been planned on our part;
but the enemy deterred by their late deieats,
and incapactated by their considerable loss
to (land a new attack, retreated during
night ; and, at dawn we only found their
rear guard, which was retreating towards
Piacenza, >vhere tlie enemy left behind as
prifouers, four wounded Generals, namely,
the Generals of division Rufca and Salm ;
kuther, ihe Generals of Brigade Olivir and
Chambrai, with upwards of 2600 men in
sick and woundtd. In other quatters, up
ward* of 2000 more prisoners fell into our
hands; and the field of battle covered with
the enemies killed, (hew the greatnefg of
their loss.
Meanwhile our own loss, and that of the
Imperial Ruffian troops, is not inconfidera
ble—refpefiirig our cwn loss, the returns
(hall be sent In." .
When the Courier canr.e away .such heaps
of dead bodies covered the field of battle
that it was then impossible to afcertvin the
number of killed : that of the enemy, how.
ever, is estimated at upwards of three thou
sand men. Our loss, too, is considerable,
particularly in killed and wounded Officers.
General Kray has been sent off to harrafs
the eremy in their retreat from Piacenza,
and cut them off fiom Parma.
General Prince Lichtentcin had fix hor*
fes killed under him.
The commandant ef Mantua made a for
-1 tie with which his cavalry during these. mur
derous aftions. but was repulsed with ccn
fiuciable loss.