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... Old Eleflor [W'ho is meant by that, I can't tell, except it is that Elector who was depofed, a Hd degraded by the Emperor Ferdinand 111. and the electorate given to hij lounger brother, anceftor of the prefent of Poland.] B. From that Prince, fo degraded ...
... the firlt overture of his defign to in the ledtion of King of the Romans, / vour of her Imperial Majefty's eldcfH°n> the Archduke Jofeph, the Emprefs in ll ' mated, as in juftice ought, how g ratc J ful flie was for the care that prince too* of her archducal ...
... withlbnding our fituation an to have the power of the houfe ftria preferved, and the Imperial continued in that family. To havf Archduke Jofcph chofen King ~() Romans, is therefore a meafure we ought to purl'ue with all the and all the difpatch in our power: ...
... Jay. 1 3 Vienna, December 18. The King and Qiieen of the Two Sicilies have lent feveral Prefents to their God fon the Archduke Ferdinand, among v.i ich is a Sword very richly let with Diamonds. When the Sicilian Ambaflador delivered the Sword, he faid, ...
... • drawn from the leveral Regiments, having under hts Giders Baron IColbe, Colo- nel of his Roya] Highneis the Arch Duke Ferdinands Regiment. Th-: Army hss received Orders to hold uic'f h; i?e. -h. l ?? ?? On the Stb, his Excellency die Commander in eh;^ ...
... War, Marlhal Brown has already appointed Lieu- tenant Colonel Thorn, and Capt. Churfiejd, both of the Regiment of the Archduke Ferdinand's Cuirafliers, to negociate on the Partof the AuihiarTS. *- -Fhe— ftegi-WfHU.fi— of dch'/nerumg, Kalkieute, and Gelhai ...
... Stuckenbrcck, and that we Ihail have a battle, if Prince Ferdinand do not re- treat. Mttnfler, July 2. The Allied army has aherec! its pofiticn. It is drawing nearer to our city. Prince Ferdinand's head-quarters were yeftcrday at Msrienfeldt. It is not ...
... uneafinefs among the enemy, bui do not yer know the true cauie of it. Vienna, Dec ts- Tb? Biron de Reifchach, Colonel in the .Archduke Peter's regiment, arrived here on Wednefday, with important difparches from General Laudohn, who is bimfelf hourly expected ...
... flour and oars. According to letters from Franckfort, the Mar- fhal Dukede Broglio pretends to know the defigns of Prince Ferdinand of Brunfwick, viz. that the faid Prince will either lay fiege to Gieileii; or in- vade Pranconia, or both'at once, at the ...
... contiif ingof the regimentofMo- dena etiiraffiers, the Archduke Joseph's dragoons, Palfi's hullJrs, and another regiment of huflars ; together v.-ith the regiments of foor of Plata, of fhe Archduke Jofeph, of Konfgfcgg, of Simofchon, of Breylac, and feveral ...
... thus related. Pr. Ferdinand''s bead quarter! at Buhne, Sept. g. On the part, a very confiderable body of the enemy, amounting to 20,000 men and upwards, attempted ipake a general forage in the neighbourhood of Geifmar. But Pr. Ferdinand, having received ...
... Laudohn near Canth, fell into the hands of Genera! Werner; who, on this occafion, deftroy- ed the regiment of dragoons of tbe Arch-duke Jofeph, cut to pieces a confiderable partof it. and took 7 officers and 570 men prifoners. General Caramelli is faid to be ...