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... whole French Army joined, and we are neurta.-h other that may realonabljr hope the Enefnj* cannoc avoid coming to an Adioo. The A’srffvHi bouffl.rs arrived at the French Camp on the 7th, and making hts Compliments to the Marflial Viilars, told him he came ...
... employed in the Siege to join them, alfo fifteen hundred German Horle chat were about Bruflels, and leero to defign to attack the Enemy, notwithftanding the Plain they muff Fight in hath a Wood on each fide, in which the French have put fevera) Battalions ...
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... inear Montinellian. Count Thaun Annecy, and the Count* de la Rcque, with a confi(ttrable Detachment his Royal Army, polled at Conflans. Some days paft the Imperial Ca= valry made a general Forage far as Vicache, and returned without any Lois. Letters from ...
... from Calais, that Captain Louvet came in there the 6th Inltant with a Ransom of 1650 Livres, and a certain Quantity of Butter, Oyl, Cod and Stockfilh, Dominique Pont had brought in thither a Ship bound from Dublin, laden with Butter, Tallow and Hides, valued ...
... The Dublin Containing a IMPARTIAL Last Night arriv'd 3 British Pacquets, which brought 2 Lisbon Mails, viz. From the London Gazette date dated Sept. 22. * Published by Authority. Lisbon, September 18. N, S, SIR George Byng with the Squadron under his ...
... that these relations are false, and they cannot believe, that if the Allies had suffered so great a Loss, and so very little that they would undertake a Siege of that importance in sight of our Army which is reported stronger than it was before the Fight ...
... in the Night out Rome. A Declaration hath been publifh d, and fixed on feveral Churchcs.and other Pub.ick Places in that Crty, whereby the Pope Excommunicates ail thole who h*ve been concerned in writing, rfing cr tranlaibing a Pamphlet which was puhlilhed ...
... great Impnle and Mortihcation ot the yelterday toward a y* of French and Spanilh Cardinals at chat Cou.t. Front made Goventour o and Paris, that great Complaints having been made tu'the 10020 Engl.lh a^.\ l of the King the Scarfity and Corn and other to ...
... * M OH W«k Monficur Cornaro to' the College an Account of his Emh ft/ to Great We have received repeated A‘vices 'rom ftome, chat the Pope held a Confiffory luilanr, and therein pub icky declared rlesthe Thi.u Catholick King ot Spam and the j to have ...
... Francis Dickson r: and Domestic saturday november 16th 1709 6z 6. t ?? intelligence full and account > v J i- . 1 V news i. a ; :a Ttrin N z f It. f'i)'??'r .. ! turin november 15000 imperialists and other troops are quartered the army of the allies will ...
... on her majesty's most gracious speech a motion was made that a supply be granted to her majesty in a Committee of the house considered of the motion made yesterday for a supply and the Committee having come to a resolution ordered to be ...