Battle of St. Amand, in which Dampierre the French commander was killed by a cannon ball, in an engagement near the woods of Rhemes and Vicoigne, when the allies were defeated with great loss; General Clairfayt and Duke of York commanded the coalesced army, May 8. Famars, battle of, between the French and combined powers, when the former were defeated, by Cobourg and Duke of York, May 23. Carlberg, the battle of, when the French under Custine, defeated the Prussians, May 18. Arlon, French and Austrians, latter defeated, 9 June. Valenciennes, taken by the combined powers, and soon after retaken, June. Marseilles, which had revolted against the convention, subdued Aug. 24. Verdun, the French garrison, taken by the Prussians, and retaken soon after, Sept. 2. Battle of Weissemberg, (or attack and repulse of,) Aug. 27. Battle of Hondschoote, French under Houchard commander, Marshal Freytag taken, duke of York escapes, Sept. 6. Dunkirk besieged by the combined army under the Duke of York, August 25, who were repulsed with great slaughter, Sept. 7, following. Battle of Dunkirk, Duke of York and Marshal Freytag defeated by the French under Houchard and Jourdan, 32 24-pounders, and 68 other pieces of cannon taken by the French, Sept. 8. Battle of Pirmasens, on the Rhine, Duke of Brunswick victorious over the French. Battle of Saorgia, King of Sardinia beaten, Sept. 20. Spaniards defeated at Perpignan under Ricardos. Boufflers, from 8 in the morning to 7 at night, Austrians retreat under cover of night. Battle of Maubeuge, Cobourg Austrian, Jourdan French, lasted two days, from day light ’till night. Jeremie fort, St. Domingo, taken by the British, Oct. Limbach, battle of, when the French were victorious, Sept. 14. Maubeuge, the battle of, between the Austrians and the French, when the former were defeated with great loss, Oct. 15 & 16. Toulon surrendered to the English Admiral Lord Hood, who took possession of the town and shipping in the name of Louis XVII. when the tree of liberty, which had been erected there, was converted into a gibbet for the republicans. On December 19, following, the republicans attacked the town in a most vigorous manner; when the combined forces, finding that all future resistance was useless, after having set fire to the shipping, arsenals, &c. made a precipitate retreat. Tirlemont, battle of, when after a contest of several days, the French under Dumourier were defeated. Battle of Deuxponts, Hoche and Wurmser, Hoche victorious at 4 o’clock, afternoon, loss of Austrians 6000, French 2000, 21 Nov.