... Religion, Laws and Liberties, and restoring Liberty to injured nations, with such signal and glorious success. The intended invasion of your .Kingdoms was not sooner heard of than if was baffled; and the Pretender to them forced to return with equal shame ...

... whereby he broke the Peace of Munster, and alarm'd his Friends as well as his Enemies. The King of Sweden having Notice of the Invasion of his Dominions, quitted Poland, and marched thro' Pomerania directly to Holstein and Jutland : the Danes retiring every ...

... Ele- « & ftorate, confitttngof ;Battlk) ns, are ,n * J 1 dinel’s move towards the Frontiers, order to pre- > § vent fccond Invasion the Swedes, it being appce= |o--^- bended, that the Troops which Allies have to turnifh. to tha Neutrality the Empire with ...

... which are reported to be for the Service of the Pope, to guard the Sea Coasts in Italy in case the Turks attempt to make an Invasion on that side. Yesterday, about 11 in the Forenoon, one of the King's Messengers arriv'd at St. James's, Express from the ...

... Day from Jamaica give a long Detail of the Difpofitions mace by the Governor for the Defence of the 111 and in c.ie of an) invasion or Attack by the Spaniards, and tell us among other thir.g% thar fcarce a Colony ber what h lSL >4Jt^flv paired the old ...

... Turks a fie nib ted in Bofnij, 'tis afl»red are defiled cowards Perii3} fo chat they are rid of their Fears at Vienna ol any Invasion on that side. The Spaniards who are marching for Lombardy, have ftopt Ihort, and invefted Orbitello on tbe Coaft of Tufcany ...

... the Revolution, the Acceflion of King George the Firft, with large Summary of the Hiftory of Ergland, from Julius C-tfar'i invasion, to the Death Anne, in one Volume in Folio. By N. 'Tindal, M. A. Vicar Great Waltham in EJfex Whilft the Book printing, five ...

... Tartars having assembled all his Troops, consisting of the Crim Budziac and Nogay Tar- tars, with a Design to attempt an Invasion of the Ukrain, and being joined near Saxagan by several Thousand Turks, under the Command of two Bashaws, passed the Dnieper ...

... C for Spain and Portugal.- The Manager carrying the Scheme Or attacking faid to in Cafilc tf\\o.'»i\\a]l, that we ?u the Invasion -ha: will turn out thci c a > .it Council Cockpit at U lite lull is the thud that has been held this Week importance. Majehy ...

... feveral People have found dead with Cold the Fields, the Tartars and otheis who had alfembleii the Number Men, in order to make Invasion into the Ruilian Territories, have been to lay alide their Dcfign. Ext raft of a I iter from Paris, Jan. Ihe Aftairs Corfica ...

... LONDON, Friday-Morning, August 24. We hear that the Court has received certain Advice that an Invasion was intended against Great Britain and Ireland. His Majesty's Forces in Hanover having been lately muster'd in a most exact manner, are found to be ...

... Oerob^r 5. 17 14, the iff of George I. This molt ancient ana noble Family of O'Brien, who whh Pgnal Bravery, have repelled rhe Invasions of fo- reign Enemies, and gave fr'efh Sup-ply of Life aud Te.eer to the Caufe o* their expiring Country, is originally ...