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... are appre-henfive here its burfting lower down in which cafe lava’s generally do great damage Vienna April 9 Yefterday (Prince Albert Saxony’s name-day) the ceremony his marriage with the Archduchefs Marie Chriftine was celebrated at Schlofshoff : At which ...
... Badajoz. Dresden, April 27. Count Palsi, who came hither to give an Account of the Celebration of the Marriage between Prince Albert of Saxony and the Archdutchess Christini, took his Leave of this Court on Thursday Morning last. The Prince Administrator ...
... Imperial Majefty will employ himfclf, for a good part of the fummer, in vifiting the garnfons of Hungary, accompanied by Prince Albert of Saxony, and fome intelligent officers. Flore mcc, April tt. The accounts from Siena, within thefc few days, are much ...
... Majefty, in re- turn, is to abdicate the kingdom ot Poland, which ii to be guar, niird by the hagh-contraciing parties to Prince Albert of Saxony', who for that purpofe ii to be elected King of Poland with hereditaryiucceflion. — With rc'ipeci tp the King ...
... fuch fhall direct FOREIGN AFFAIRS Vienna Sept An has been erefted in Mo- ravia tJie very where the Emperor accompanied Prince Albert Saxony and General Lafcy an acre the 1769 the following feription in German and In remembrance of Jofeph II Emperor of ...
... POST Trom tlie GAZETTE Jen O Bober i Sib'fia w Silufia puriued grrateft to of Auftria The Batta retired into svhithtr Prince Albert ot nd of Gazette PARENTS GUARDIANS TUTORS Price is Third Edition reviled correfted) letters youth EDMUND RACK R Cruttwell ...
... longer. aruxelles, Feb. 8. The general talk is war againft Trance: it is certain the field equipages of our Gc»- vynor Prince Albert are ready, and orders have t^en given to the Commandant-General to purchafe fooo baggage-waggon horfes, and to enroll 800 ...
... ijperior Infh in that city municipality open any longer -'? F&S general talk war againft it is certain the field of our Go-' Prince Albert are orders Commandant-General to purchafe enroll conducl the ammunition grain who pretend they urge and France will preferred ...
... Thjs affitir was very bloody both tidef. Tl* Priiffiatis 101 l piecesof Cannon. ' The Auflrians under the Command of Princ*-; Albert havie eroded the Rhine! On their rdtreat to Germany. The. General has retreated front Lou'vai'n, which place is now in ...
... Vanguard was dismafted, as trifling in comparifou with the hurricane oft the Neapolitan coaft. In the courfeof tire voyage Prince Albert, about fit years of age, . the youngeft fon of their Sicilian Majefties, died through exceffive and fatigue. Lord Nelfon ...
... The regiment of lun- lans of PrinceSchwartzenherg opened the march ; theCui- rassiers of Albert followed, commanded by Prince Albert of SaxeTeschin, in person. Then camue the Emperor and King, having on his left the Emperor of Russiaand on his right the ...