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... to debauch the Indians there in Alliance and Friendship with the Englifh, from their Fidelity and Attachment to him ; and engage them in Acts of Rapine and Slaughter againft his Subjects: ' It is to the fuffering of this, that we chiefly owe the Mifchiefs ...
... at Woolwich, in making up Cartridges, Grape- fhot, &c. with al) Speed. , A ?? Number of Hands belonging to the Tower have engaged themfelves to lerve as Armourers on board bis Majefty's Ships of War now fitting out | and 'tis faid they have great En- ...
... certain Precautions which the Roman Catholick States of the Empire have judged neceflary to be taken, on occafion of the Engagements contract- ed by Prince Frederick of Heffe Caffel, for maintain- ing the Privileges of the Proteftants, and preventing the ...
... pretty Perfon, which he bow thought he could not let too. high a Value upon. After having afrured them that be was -under no Engagement, and flightly thanking them for the Honour they did him in making Choice of him for a Son-in-LaW, he begg'd Leave to know ...
... America, and tejl us that it fa* a defeiinve Alliance between Ftan.ce , and Spain; fn Vrrme of which thofe Powers reci- procally engage to fuccour one another in all the ■ Settlements in America, in cafe either fhould be - attacked, a ?? mention thefe pretended ...
... (who was a Sort of Marlhal to the Con- itables) having ordered Bice, his Servant, to look out for one or two more Men to engage in a Robbery, Bice foon informed him he had pitched on one Jofhua Kid- don, a Porter in the Fleet Market. Macdonald then, ...
... their Magazines upon the Coaft of the Ocean, both of Provifidns and Stores. The Attention ofthe Publick is at prefent. much engaged to fee, whe- ther the Englifh' or French Fleet wilt firft put to Sea ; but as they ieent to be pretty near equally ready, ...
... by a Banditti of Smugglers, headed by one Mandrin, a brave and experi«nc«4 I DJgcer, who has been fuccefsfulijs fe- veral Engagement againft the royal Troops. The King has appointed M . Moreau de Sechellas, Comp- troller General of tbe Finances, to be one ...
... whatever, as to Valour and Resolution by Sea or . Land. We are famous in Hirtory for Courage and Intrepi- | dity, ahd could we engage onr Enemies, Man to Man, lin clofe Quarters, we have many among us who bythe Cornilh Hug, and the Flying Mare, would foon ...
... and Defertion.. Netwith Handing this, it France Ihould break with the Hoofe of Auftria, and we, in confequence of our Engagements, fhould be-obliged to aflitl our Allies, that. wijtexpofe qs to the Rcfent'- ment of Franc? j.fb ttot/in cale ofjaßupture ...
... at prefent, that our Plantations and Colonies in America may, and ought to defend themfelves, and that we ought not to engage ?? in a War on their Account I hope you will give this a Place in your Paper as foon as pofiible. That they migh| be able ...
... Virtue of which, in Confive'ra- t ion of a SubGdy to be agreed upon, a confiderable 80- ' dy of Ruffian Troops are to be engaged in our Service, in Cafe of a Warupon the Continent. It's pretended, that the Queen of Hnngary is to be Guarantee to this Treaty ...