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... called K /al rra upon the Back of the Country, he re fame ,'f-tr forces art join them prevent any Comm unie alien between Canada the Ohio, nitre General StraJdock going to reduce here which the Trench have built. Two Near England Regiments have embarked ...
... luch a Fleet could make the Seas, was takirg into her Flands the Power of dcliroying at her Will • and our Liberties and Independency, it once they had the Superiority at Sea, malt depend on our Plcature. She her Will her Attempts on our Trade all Parts ...
... General Lafcellee Regiment* killed. Captain Flo)er, of General Vyaiburtt/.t, Independent Companies of Tork. Capr. Gate?, Gray, of Capt. Demercte** independent Conjpanf, miauled Lieutenant Sumatn, killed. f yirginia Troops. G. Stephen*, vOunded ...
... t's 8 War, which fuppofed’to .' inevitable. ; ifPJj/j, Bjt. Letters from nn board ■ Frigate, arrjvedhhc inftant R ...
... Whitehall , OH . 20. The King has neen pleafed to cnnlritute and appoint the following Gentlemen be Officers in the Twelve Independent Companies of Invalids to be forthwith railed. Richard Bowles, William Johnfton, Charles Durand, Efqrs. be Majors and Captains ...
... for Canada.; iftnee, thelcl Fr»*pj may get to Crown-Point, and reinforce the Fort! lm:-.re our Army will thither, you may judge tiie lid C 'jilcqucnces of this Delay. The 44th, 48th, 50th, and ill Regiments of Great-Britain, with three Independent Companies ...
... carefully examined both Places. The War-Oliicc, which was Gumbinilch, has beentranfferred hither. Dufelhrp, arch 25. French Independent Company arrived Ydfcrday in the Evening at Ncufs, and next Saturday the f an the whole Army will enter the Country of Julicrs ...
... inceof Bcvern’s Detachment, which is at Krzib, vvirhm one Mile and half of the Enemy. Lieutenant Colonel , Comm mder an independent Battalion, was detached the ifay after the Battle, with one Battalion of Prulfian Paudours, and 400 Huflais, to dellroy ...
... Ships that arrived with EngHlh Piif.ncr, fr-. Qucbock, which Place it left the of July, we Advice, that the French Forces in Canada iud began this V to be in Want of Provilions, none having arrived there Old France till the 7th of June, whereas their trd ...
... employ- Candela of Martha' DJUn ; yet they acknowledge that the In- tr.: on the Expedition i nten ded to be c arr ied on againft Canada, habitants of Moravia are in great Confternation, abundance of under the imirsedia:c Command of General Abercrombie, by the ...
... is left Commander at Fort licrkerman on the German Hats, in the Mohock's Country, with his own Company. Part of another independent one, frame Irregulars, and two Companies of Rangers. Extra 3 of a Letter from Antigua, l'av 3. Our Judge of Admiralty ...