... Plains of Hoeclift, anl pats'd over the River Main, by our Pontqon Budges, and chew up in a Line of Battle on the Plains of Menu, momentaiily expealing the Enemy; but towards Night our General received Word that the Enemy had wheel'a off, and were marching ...

... atChtlham, and hath been inflruaeJ in the Prattice of Midwifery with the utmoil Decency and Safety, without the !hocking of Inc menu, by Sir R , chard Manningham, M. D. F. R. S. anl of the College of Phylicians, Loild.in, at his Lyirtg-in Infirmary in St. ...

... Report fpread of his MafleT', e for feperate Peace, is injurious to his Honour foluctly without Foundation. ' The Elector of Menu will foon convoke a Diet nf the States of the Empire, remedy paa Miflake., to provide for the Security of Germany .ng any future ...

... Winter ; the Plan of them is already drawn up, according to which the Troops are to be dittributed along the Rhine Worms to Menu, and (ruin thence to Coblentz and Triers. By this Difpofition the Allies wilt be in a Condition to obferve the Motions of the ...

... Forrage in our Camp : * hat by the Plan for Winter Quarters, our Troops are to be diftributed along the Rhine from Worms to Menu, and from thence to Coblentz and Triers; whereby our Troops will hcableto oblerve the French Motions this Winter; and the Huflars ...

... The Reafon's plain ; Yeftoop with too much Eafe ; For cv'n in Servitude there are Degrees: The Slaves of H r are much too menu To ferve a Swede, aJlussiAN, or a .Dane. L.E.P, On d » tatr X UTHIN ?? * nvbo would be Som l wh a 1 -j. Li.fU's with Figures ...

... JM/Mfe' fa > C OLCH KITE Ri ' W. EATo H, /?«* ?? f m yarmo v i H ; and ] Gu r. KO>, Bw4W/#; mNO r w icii; ty a-fow Advent, menu are taken in. (Pnu Two-Pence ) ...

... Conduit ot and Funcc. ' As 'tb-V, • we o,e.ee that ,he Support o» the Emperor is H. pt Point, arid if once finds that u not menu tc ' w « » «• ...

... roop? (till occupy the fame Pods at Fjanckendhal, Spire and Worms; but thought they will fpeedily begin tr.cir March towards Menu, in order to take Polfeilion of a ftrong Camp there, and the of the Rhine with the arc that General Bcrnclau having a Trutnpe ...

... Dureh lacly at , wn , are arriv Gd hy Cy tiey are order’d he Allie: ‘dae Doe | che Confedcia‘e Army. We aie alfo 2 ih Sh | Menu will oe draughred fromthe French; \ |in order to cover Alface and the ees en: “ad It. | Bruffels, (Flanders) July 12. Two Days ...

... Ycfterday in the Afternoon, and return'd afterwards to their Camp with their Booty. Count Saxe is milking Lilies f rom. Comines to Menu.. His Army remains encamped m two Lilies, the Right extending to the Village of Eiefeghem, and the Left to near Oycghem. Brujfels ...

... Mediterranean. They write tiom Drefden. that his Sicilian Majefty has ac- cepted'the Neutrality ofler'd by the Auftrian General. . Menu. dJermany) Oft. 8. M. Blondcl, and the Baron d'lftgenheim, Miniilers of France and the Emperor, who W*re appointed to invite ...