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... exchanged. He reports, that the French King's Commissary there (Calais) told him just before became away, that brought Advice of Engagement between the Armies commanded Count Thaun and tha Duke of Berwick ; but with Particulars, save that the Duke Berwick mortally ...
... 5. WE hear that the which paffed the Mount Genevre have diflodged the Fnemy tromthe Hills ot Bnanr con, after o??>fiinate Engage= menu and our lad Letters from Geneva fay , that the Confederate Troops were advan= as tar Mondier in the Tatantaile. ? having ...
... come within a League of the Camp, which will join us before »6 Morrow Morning, when our Generals de(igq,*:‘it.pofOble, to engage tha Enemy, , *•. •• * BrvfaUy September if. N, S. Ten it Nitbt. An Expreis arrived at nine this Evening from the Army with ...
... drive them our ot the Wood into the Plain, where their Hcrfe was all drawn up; and ounadvancing upoiitiiem, the whole Army engag d, and fought with great Fury ’till three in the Afternoon, when the Enemies Horle began to give Way, and to retire towards ...
... BrufTels, dated laft Night, which (ay, that Adjutant ot Prince Eugene’s arrived there from the Campy who left the Armies engaged yefterday Noon j and all other Letters from thence lay, they heard great tiring of Volleys ot IraallShot. . , » Oji ud, September ...
... reinfoice our Army. hear that molt of the Dutch General Officers were wounded, or received flight contufions. Dutch Battalions engaged 80 French and took jo Cannon fromthmi. The Regiment ot Dompre took the (andji(l ot the French King s Guard du Corps, and that ...
... reinfoice our Army. hear that molt of the Dutch General Officers were wounded, or received flight contufions. Dutch Battalions engaged 80 French and took jo Cannon fromthmi. The Regiment ot Dompre took the (andji(l ot the French King s Guard du Corps, and that ...
... 7. The Enemies having given out, that they would not suffer Mons to be taken in their Sight, and would venture a second Engagement to relieve it, the Quarter-Masters General went out the 24th past, to mark out the camp for our Army in case the Enemy made ...
... that would have been fpeedily Accomodated j butthe Roman Cathoh.k Priefts ot (hat Country u(e their utmoft endeavours to engage the People to tubmit liolly to the Opinion ot thofe of the Arbitrators who a-e Papilts. Count Tautraanfdorf hath given into ...
... :he i.l Inft. giving Account that, that Morning early fe in 7 Sail of French Men of War near Cape Clear, and that he was engaged with the Cotnmador-, a Ship ot or ...
... (lately arrived) in the latitude of 50, fell in with 7 Sail of French Men War, Commanded Monsieur d'Guy: The Glou- cester engaged M. d Guy's own Ship of 60 odd Guns, above 2 Hours; when fresh Ships coming in to his As- sitance, and Capt. Balhin having ...
... happy Alteration during the War, nor perhaps as long as we live. Hague, November 9. All the Minillers of the levera! Princes engag’d War againft France, are to be pres lent the approaching Congrets. to letcle Matters relation to War or Peace. Tis thought ...