... Juilice hang me.—But, you'll fee him—, Orders to join the Ree of the Army on the firit Signal that Mall be given them. The Prince Albert and Clement are let net who figned it, makes it a Rule to do public Bufinefs on a Monday He game the following Account ...

... part or the troops that have hitherto formed the garrifon of Konigsberg. Our laft let- ters from Warfaw advife, that the Princes Albert and Clement, the King of Poland's t\vo youngeft ions, are preparing 10 go to Saxony, to make a campaign in the army ot ...

... a Part of the Troops that have hitherto formed the Garrifon of Konigfberg. Our la' Letters from Warfaw ad. , that the Princes Albert and Clement, the King of Po'S youngefl Sons, are preparing to go to Saxony, to make •ampaign in the Army of Martha.' Datin ...

... part of the troops that have hitherto formed the garrifon of Konigfberg. Our laft letters from Warfaw advife, that the Princes Albert and Clement, the King of Poland's youngeft fons, are preparing to go to Saxony, to make a campaign in the army of Marfhal ...

... purftjt. During the aftion every individual behaved extremely well. The regiments of cavalry of Collowr.rh, Smertzihgen, Prince Albert, and An- fpach, pierced through the Pruffian infantry, and the two former brought off each of them five pair of colours ...

... lii a and a Confutation had been held on Account. Had this Misfortune not happened, the PiiiKv., accompanied with his Prince Albert intended to let out omoirow tor Lkipsick., (ill fan 19. flattened ourklves a few Days ago .hat fhould fee releafed ofc ...

... foon to fee their Numbers increafed in that Dutchy. Prince Clement of Saxony is fet ouc from Vienna for Poland ; and Prince Albert his Brother ac the fame Time cook the Route of Saxony, being to make the Campaign in Marlhal Daun's Army. ...

... to deiend it till the in cafe the rer.ch ihould think proper to it, Prince l rederick-Augultu ...

... Colonel, two Lieutenants, and forty Men Prifoners, without the fmalleft Lofs. It was not the Hereditary Prince, but Prince Albert Henry of Brunfwick, who had the Misfortune to receive a Shot in his Breaft ; hitherto the Symptoms are favourable, but ...

... Hone as be was riding full Speed down Edgware Hill, on his return to London, and was killed on the Spot. We bear, that Prince Albert Henry of Brudwick, third Son of the Reigning Duke, having received a dangerous Wound at the Attack of the Enemy's advanced ...

... others, brought in T.ieur. Col. two Lieutenant*, and forty men without the fmalleft 44 was not the Hereditary Prince, but Prince Albert Henry who hid the Misfortune receive a (hot in hisßteaft; hithci totheSymptoms arc favourable, hut the Ball is not yet ...

... Bombolri es ' ~ 6 17 Tranfports; and 6000 Soldiers. Mr. de its Commandant General. th e Prince de Soubife's finny, :July 23. Prince Albert*, of Brunfivick, third Son of the reigning Duke, having a dangerous Wound on the zoth ; a Trumpet came the Enemies repelling ...