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... 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 ...
... terday the enemies deftroyed the bridge of Ofting- haufen upon the AefL, and withdrew the pott they had in the village. Prince Albert-Henry of Brurifwick, third fon cf the reigning Duke, having received a dangerous wound, a trumpet came from the enemies ...
... England, that their hnrveft will begin a fortnight fooner than the oldeft; man living can remember. The gun-(hot wound which Prince Albert Henry, brother to the Hereditary Prince of Brunlwick, received on the 20th, in a (kirmifh, is likely to prove dangerous ...
... 5067 of Pounders 24 2210 12 6 in all and 507 Barrels of Powder N B Brigadiers Defaguliers wounded Gun-Shot Wound which Prince Albert Henry to Hereditary Prince received the in a Skirmifh is likely to prove dangerous The Ball entered his Throat and his ...
... DiviGon on Saturday. L 0 N D 0 N, /ft. 4. They write from Holland that they bad an Account from the Allied Army, that as Prince Albert Henry, Brother to the Hereditary Prince of Brunfwick, was reconnoitering the ac:h pall, he attacked an advanced Pa of the ...
... Peace. But 'tis imagined thefe Conditions will not be agreed to. Drtfden, ' ( the Caytyfc.of Sawny in Germany ) Nov. 11. Prince Albert ?? has advanced with a great Corps of Troopi&3n order to diilodge the Ene- my from UJenbergh, in which, if he fucceeds ...
... Dobeln, with their refpeclive corps. M- Campitelh' is march- ed to the Right of the Pruflians ; and bis Royal Highnefs Prince -Albert of Saxony to their left. Thus Prince Henry is at prefent reduced tc great ftraits. Head-Quarters of Prince Henry at Barnltz ...
... «: themielves w the pa) the troops in time war ss well as in time peace. But 'tis i tiufe will n ...
... L O N D A X. They write trans Saxony ol 0.0 ?? nit. that Prices Henry of Pruffia had bad a long interview -with Prince Albert ol saxony, and rhat a coaaven- tion oi nca ral tt ?? a£tc*ed on for the refidences oi Berlin and Drefilen. According to die fame ...
... Work. . L.O N D 0 Ni, v- • • T.l Com Sammy of the Bth ult. that Prince Henry of -fru-fiia had had a long Interview With Prince Albert of - -:Saxont, ;aid that a Conventichi of Neutrality Was-agreed on thoßeficlehee: of Berlin and I)eekien.-- Itccorciing ...
... reported that Mirfhal the of of the Aulick Council War field Marfhal Count Nadafti next Campaign in Room in Saxony that Prince Albert Saxony com? mand of Empire which would be joined Saxons which have hitherto ferved in Marftial Broglio's Army that s fome ...