Hagenau, Hoche gains a victory, 8-9 Dec. Action five days at Weissemberg, and Austrians driven from Balberotte, 31 Dec. 1794. Noimoutier, the island of, taken from the Insurgents of La Vendee, by the arms of the French Republic, Jan 3. Battle between Russians and Poles, former defeated, 4 Jan. Fort Vauban taken by the French, Jan. 7. Battle of Villers en Couchée, 24 April. Battle of Cateau. Moucron, battle of, when the allied forces under Clairfayt were totally defeated by the French under Pichegru, April 26. Courtray, the same, 11 May. Tournay, battle of, between the French and English, when the former were defeated, May 10; again between the French and combined powers, when the latter were defeated with great loss, May 17 & 18 following. Lannoy, Pichegru defeats duke of York, 18 May, takes 60 pieces; here the duke won the race, but lost the battle. Turcoing, Pichegru and Clairfayt, a victory on neither side, though a desperate battle, 22 May. Coilloure, the Spanish garrison of, also Port Vendre, Fort St. Elmo, &c. with 8000 prisoners, taken by the French under Gen. Dugoumier, May. Battle of Espierres, 25 May. Hoogleden, Macdonald defeats Clairfayt, 13 June. Charleroy, a garrison consisting of 3000 Austrians, surrendered to the French under Gen. Jourdan, June 25. Battle of Fleurus, Jourdan victorious over Cobourg, began at 3 o’clock in the morning; the French three times fell back from the powerful artillery of the Austrians, and returned fresh to the fight. The French word of battle was, _no retreat to day_, for 9 hours victory indecisive; when Jourdan collecting his corps de reserve, Lefebvre leading the cavalry, the Austrians were put to the route. In this action reconnoitering with balloons was practised with the greatest effect, the combined forces lost about 8000 men killed and 15000 prisoners, June 28. In consequence of this victory, Le Chateau de Namur soon after submitted to the French republic. Battle of Bellgarde, in the Eastern Pyrennees, Spaniards defeated, French general Mirabel, killed, 13 July. Fontarabia, the key of Spain, was taken by the French, July. Chandernagore taken from the French by the British, July. Indians defeated by Gen. Wayne, Aug. 20. Juliers, the fortress of, submitted to the French, when all the provinces west of the Rhine fell into their hands. Boxtel, Moreau pursues duke of York, 14, 15, 16, Sept. Bellegarde taken after an action, the last place possessed by the coalesced powers in France, 18 Sept.