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... the Contributions which have been demanded before they withdraw, and in fuch Crfc the Evacuation may poffibly be delay'd 'till the Month of March ANTWERP, [Flanders] 7att 0. Count Kaunitz, the Imperial Plenipotentiary, arriv'd here latt Night from Aix-la ...
... the two Gethes, ihall be evacuated on the z3d of this Month. Louvain, Mechlin, and the Towns on the Dyle, are to be deliver'd.up on the 25th. The zSth is fix'd for the Evacuation of Bruffels, Walloon, Brabant, and Dutch Flanders. On the 3oth, Dendermon ...
... the Abbot of St. Severin Part of the Noblemen that were in the Arnay in FltL. s have obtained Leave of Abfence. LI MBOURG, [Flanders] une 5 . tvlarfhal Lo;,vendahl hatn aireacy begun, by Order of his Court, to difband between., twenty and twenty-four Men ...
... we+ opened to inundate the country, and fuccotnts were expe&ed from Oftend, but towards evening of the 23d, the place was evacuated y the Allies, and foon after was obferved to be n fire. i The garrifon got fafe to Mend, where the foilr regiments lately ...
... T E • 1 \ •t o D 4-1 4 N tt „ MONDA Y, yanuary 1743. • 4 to form three Cantos in Flanders, which are in the .‘ whole to cenfift of Men, to extend from Dunkirk to Thionville, and will cover all the -Ron' Celli.' GERMANY. Bruifels,Dec, 31. If is now given ...
... it; and on a diva - ion, there appeared for . the fecond reading los, againit it 21. accounts were yetterday brought by the Flanders mail from Leghorn, of the lateft poffible date, which fpoke of intelligence raid to be received there, of Lord Hood having ...
... strength and nest to the joints, corrects morbid :secretions s tomach, the bowels, the kidneys, and especially of tt. liver; evacuates redundant or vitiated bile; pronsoo appetite anti digestion; affords a powerful miter in aslumbago and the gravel; improves ...
... the Stores in the Magazines ; which inAkes it generally believed tha( the French will !peddy evacuate the Place. ANT W ERP 1 n J . ] Jl:tg 6. The Evacuation of the in h uders teems to be upon the Point of Execution. We look upon it as more certain, from ...
... accepted of, a general Sufeenflon of Arms will to ' f bilow. 'The French are, in the fir it ?lace, thereeeeetY to evacuate all Brabant and Flanders. There is the • 'Neafon to hope, that this will be done, as M. Payfieux, th e i and op en , an d qu ite of ...
... Surrey We heat that Colonel Rich, Son of Sir Robert RI::•., Bart. who had the Misfortune to have his Hand (hot in a Battle in Flanders, will have one Of thc vacant Regiments of Foot. Not long fince a Gentleman, who lives near Hatton-Garen, taking a Ride towards ...
... by the last Flanders mail, announce the arrival of the Emperors of Russia and Austria, the King of Prussia,the Duke of Wellington, &c. in that city.—lt is again repeated, and on the alleged authority of Count Metternich, that the evacuation of the French ...
... hardly a Beam or a Board left in any of them. Lilly, and the reft ,of the Forts upon the Scheid, are evacuated as this Day, and it is hoped :that Dutch Flanders will be entirely by this Day Se'nnight,. and all the Low-Countries before the End of the Month. ...