The Monthly Magazine, Volume 21Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1806 - Art |
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Page 71
... army loft 150 pieces of cannɔn , and 45 ftand of colours , which were taken by the enemy . By the Fre ch official reports , dated a week after the battle , we learn that 18,000 Ruffians , 600 Auftrians , and 900 French , were left dead ...
... army loft 150 pieces of cannɔn , and 45 ftand of colours , which were taken by the enemy . By the Fre ch official reports , dated a week after the battle , we learn that 18,000 Ruffians , 600 Auftrians , and 900 French , were left dead ...
Page 260
... army , the enemy's force confifted of four large divifions of 20 , cco infantry and 3000 cavalry , each commanded by a Marshal and The Combined two Generals of Divifion . Army , on the other hand , confifted of 52,000 Ruffians and 17 ...
... army , the enemy's force confifted of four large divifions of 20 , cco infantry and 3000 cavalry , each commanded by a Marshal and The Combined two Generals of Divifion . Army , on the other hand , confifted of 52,000 Ruffians and 17 ...
Page 263
... army had entered Naples , and occupied all the forts of that city , as well as all the prin- cipal fortreffes in the kingdom , and that the Neapolitan army were prifoners of war . This communication was received with an enthufiafm ...
... army had entered Naples , and occupied all the forts of that city , as well as all the prin- cipal fortreffes in the kingdom , and that the Neapolitan army were prifoners of war . This communication was received with an enthufiafm ...
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