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... up in the middle a Wafti-Bal), to to Canada the Way of Louifbonrg. It was to take Hallifax this Winter, with a Number of Canadians, Indians and Regulars, and when they had taken the Town, they were to fire thc Batteries upon thc Ships ; thc Inhabitants ...
... or May. A great number men are already marched it is thought, if no troop* arrive from France; this army will ferret the Canadians out all their encroachments. Wa are more peaceably in.Carolina, and aft rather the defcnfivc. We have in, Town about French ...
... After thi* Expedition, in which the French Detachment had bnt one Soldier and one Indian killed, and two Soldiers, two Canadians,and three Indians wounded, M.de march’d againll th* Detachment that was coming ta the Affiftance oftheFon,but cpuldaof come ...
... of French and Indians, tour , lilcs oelow the Falls, confifting to the Inturmation of the Prifoners we have taken) of 4°° Canadians, Regulars, and upwards of Indians. They attackedus in our Battocs. which F.re killed many of our People before they could ...
... impoflible come at the particular circumftanccs of this unhappy Afiaif. Some make the Number the French 4000 Regular Troops and a Canadian* and Indians; and others lay not halt the Number Some fay that Fort Ontario, which was mounted with Cannon, after two Days ...
... joined two Days after by the feconj Dtvilion, c»mpdled of the Battalion of Hearns and Canadians, together with Boats I,den with Artillery and Provi/nns. The Body Canadians and Sava?es, which was lent thither before him. under the Command of the SieurKiguad ...
... rendered themf. Ives Frifoncrs War at wego, upon Saturday the 14th of General Mutvcalm, with upwards 300* French Regulars. Canadians, and Indians, took that Place They were c ...
... fide the wood*. This order was iiamediatcly executed 'Ji the mouth of theenein}âs fire, nothing being able to flop the Canadians and S»vagrs; (omc of them {warn over, and other* waded through the water higher than their waifts. boldncfs of thif undertaking ...
... any attempt: and in llijrt, that they etpefted every moment in the Hie a ftrong detachment ol troops from Quehe®, well as Canadians and Savages, at head whom was ,M. Boifheberc, officer of experienced capacity. .E . L A N D. Portfmo ...
... replied that had Troops furficient to make the Enemy rare the Sicgr. The Garrifon coirlilts of five Battalions, 800 Marines, Canadians. 1500 of the Inhabitants of the Ittand Cape Breton, betides Sailors, which be draughted from the Ships the Harbour. Paris ...
... 600 a, encamped their Fort, who were thcnTrlv.-s, and throwing u? a Brexft-W..rk, and that they expefted a Reirfforeeßlent Canadians, befidc, Indians, who had under the Command Monl. Levy. make DivciCon o» bide the Mohawk River, hut upon IntelffgetK-er our ...
... 6ta of Inly, three Daya before this. we hai a Captain and Lieutenant killed, aCaptain three Lieutenants made and there were Canadian Soldiers killed »r made Prifi ners. In the late Aftion near .-t. Malo, our Lofa ameunf aliimt 400 Men, killed and unded ; ...