... j and he propoled to reach ye- fterday the Abby of St.. Thierry, near Rheims, whence, if it be pra&icable, he will fend a Party of Huffars towards Pa- ris. Tis fuppofed he has fafely pafled the Sonime and the Oife, becaufe we have had no News of him fince ...

... fought be- twixt the Gentlemen of the County of *Jm 3&jf °^ tierthumherl&udy and the County of *m ...

... two hundred, exhorted tnat Canton to Peace, and in Cafe the op- pofitc Party will not hearken to it, he of- fend bis Matter's AflWancc againft fuch Fo- reign Powers as efpoufc the Party of the Abbot and the Popifh Cantons. ...

... Og~^Q twixt the Gentlemen of the County of gggsg?W of Northumberland, and the County of wISKiWHK Newcaftle upon Tine; each Party fhewing Thirty one Cocks 1 They begin to Fight at Nine on Thurfday Morning, the 19th Inftant, and continue Fighting Friday ...

... lans* lune 17- Up#n Advice i» that a great Detachment 9f the Allies was adyanc'd into Piccardy and Champa^nej and fent Parties into the Country to raifcContributioKS between that nice and .this Css\ thqre was, a great Con- mrp^tion ia our Neijgbbourhood ...

... That all be immediately fettled and concluded. . • The Catholicks having intimated, that the two Cantoris ought ro mention in Parti- cular, what they intend to retain, They Anfwer d. That 'twas needlcfsto enter into Particulars, before the Catholicks have ...

... nofify'd to the Governor of Landau, thatthey hourly expefted Advice thereof, and that in the mean time thty tfill not lend any Parties abroad i but for- bear to commit any Ravages in the Couiir try, now that they hope Peace islo near at Hand. According to our ...

... the Workhoufe Corporation, in Co! cheflcr, held Ye Rer day was &* vcn- nighr, Mr. Henry Pptter who was pqt Jid Wto* * Ch. Party carried his Eleftion for the H©fd~Ward, againft Mr. Peter Coteny, who gave up MOff'f hf Poll was half over : h\ North-ward ...

... their Difeace- Letters from BtufleJ* ofthe aßth fiy, that General Grovefteyn was arrived there with his Dewchment. A French party has fur- prized Fort Philip, ©nthe Canal pf Antwerp,- cut Of the Cmi(tm\ tu»k fthe Money NaUed the Cannon, and .afurvUrds ret ...

... Granadiers there are preparing to difturb our Convoys. The Peafanrs of Champaign are ordered to oppofe Excurftons of our Parties on that Side. We are advis'd from' Valenciennes, that a Magazine of Hay,con- fitting, as fomc write of roaoD3 Ration^ was ...

... attacking the fcnfemy'S In-- •'■;. trcriclamctats^; will be: fppt i^cfc; to tho re- fpc&ivc Towns from whenceit camcrfThilsO Party of ?? which - , ha«-iJcntt-rat»*»^ by ?? fc .ihe Territories of * Zealand,. is luwpofcd to he tomx^nded by • thi Partv^Lcader ...

... The Pretender to the Crown oFGreafc. Frifiia^_c#etF :on-'khcN» iBtK tipoH Notirt thlr f WL6rd Bbl- Kngfcialfe**^ ?? *. the Party of ?? fktfl^condufljcd him rid ftift:lf^hain f ffetir ...