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Alexandria taken by the French under Buonaparte, 6-their reflections Allies, noble declaration of, against Buonaparte, 492-their measures Ant-hills, immense, in Southern Africa, 315, Arabian Tales, observations on, 398, 399. Assye, Battle of, 224-226. B. Badajos, stormed and carried by Lord Wellington, 264. - Battle of the Pyramids, 13, 14-of Esdron, 43-of Assye, 221-223 Beresford, Marshal, defeats the French at Mont Blanc, 473-enters Beroalde, Francis, account of, as a romance writer, 400. Blucher (Prince), anecdotes of, 440, 441-amount of troops under his Booshuanas, character of, 322, 323-their private life and manners, 323, Bounty, mutineers of, account of, and of their descendants, 379-382. Bourdeaux, |