... *Melted the Fredtins on that fide. inertbat oath. rttb in the monde' all the Commeflionerr a Moustsia, Leagued Clin, where each party ?et up a Stone, with the Arms of their respective MiesiOnd Co Mountain is to . bathe 'boladity of the 1 wEifir and . Dominioris ...

... Allies, next Campaign, may enter France that way. It's discoursed, that a Cessation of Arms in Poland is agreed to by both parties, matters between the King of Sweden and King Augustus being in a good way of Accommodation [?] : Tje Clergy of Spain have ...

... ( pi ) . Ikatileininitted fever:al Roberieslately, took feveral Perfonsto kis Aliffance, *hal be devided into 3 parties, and went into tbektorintains of Wicklow, where theleed.Gespdaa.andlus.pertiet topic one of them, whofe name is Thomas Balt, who is ...

... failed in (by all Parties) Ingenious and Entertaining Pamphlets, upon every thing of Moment. is therefore Propoled to Re-print in this Kingdom all luch, Verbal*, whe.,-iier in Verte, Profe,_or by way of Dialogue, without Partiality to any Party. It is alio ...

... ot Its Dignity and Country. Hague, lan. 23. They write from Madrid, That the Portuguefe, having lately drawn one of their Parties of 100 Mtn into an Ambufadr, kilkd and took molt of them. and carricd of a Looty ot Bad of Cattle. The Court being diffatiNtiecl ...

... abandoned Ebernach, and two or three fmall Cattles in Treves, hat Co litrq s now entirely polreffed by the Allies, whole Parties frequently make Ex urfiont into the French Territories, and raife Contribution. That many of the CamizaFi who der-acct and ...

... Enshini (by all Parties ) Ingenious and Entertainingyamphlets, upon every thing of Moment. is therefore Propofed to Re-print in this KinOom all fuch, Perbaisto, whe tiler in Vera., Prole, or by way of Dialogue, without Partiality to any Party. It is alto ...

... Worcefler Men of War had taken on the Coat! of Fralce rwo French Ships of War, Convoys ot a Fleet of Ships called the Grand Partie, in their way from Well Trace •Eaftward : that two Privateers that were in company of our Men of War, had taken one Ship ct ...

... danger, and thy' from Savoy gave still hopes the French would be obliged to !life the Sieti And from the Bressian, that a party of Germans hail met with a parry * French, and killed ;no, and took 100 Hsgue 2 .o.TheCommiflioners come from theNtofLlle attire ...

... For.tit hiformation and Itnproreites of ike Ingenious, . THeie Pi frequently Pablifhed in (by all Parties ) Ingenious one Entertaining Pamphlets, upon every thing of Moment. . It is therefore Proposed to Re-print in this Kingdom all such, Verb:tint, Whe ...

... keep on the same side of the Po he did himself, he had the mortifiation to see all his Baggage seiz'd and carried off by a party of Hussars. To day pass'd through this City a French Officer, who left the Camp before Ve * e the 17th Instant ; he reported ...

... 1695, 1696, 1697, 1968, 1699, With Reflections thereupon. Now publithed to demonftrate the refllels, implacable spirit of a Party /till among us, who are never fattsfied till the prefent Eltabhlhment in Church 2nd state fis lubverted. • The Fifth Edition ...