... Advice, that the Enemy were come out of their Lines, whereupon the Troops defign'd for the Siege * ere ordered to be on their Guard ; md juft now. we hear the 300 FrenchTroop- prs, each of them with a Sack of Meal,got into Bouchain- This Day we received a ...

... both Sides. Captain dv Tour of the Orange Guards had both his Thighs (hot off, and died next Night, much lamen- ted, having behav d himfelf very bravely in the A&ion, during which, the French made great Fire Trom their Cannon, and threw abundance of Bombs ...

... Tuesday last, in the Morning about seven, the French Garri- son marched out of Dunkirk; and that in the After- noon, the Scotch Guards Hills, Disneys, and Kanes Regiments, and near 1000 Marines took Possession of the Town, Citadel, Risebank, and all the Forts ...

... viiions, wt expefted from Lenrxburg. our heavy Baggage and Artillery were fent, fhe 15th, from opr CaiapatWohlt, voder a ftrong; Guard, which con- . dufted them to Meiengruen. The Army followed in Order of Battle, as far as Vilmer*en, where we Were dSHgftl^ ...

... Paces of the (iXitworksi that they rave etched &iar- { teries of 8 Cannon and 2 Mortars each, witli which they Fire fwioufll gfpon the Town who Fire upon the Danckwith 6oJ > icces of 1 Cannon af a time, but hive not done them any great Damage. j Thw write ...

... having (laid there till Th\irfday Morning, fct Sail about ll ot the Clock : Upon his going ofT- the fevetal Ships inthe Harbour Fired. His Lordildp ame by Water up to White-Hall Stairsy where he Landed about one of the Clock a and the fame Afternoon went to ...

... and the Be- Klged made a great Fire from their Canaan and Arms, we had only Jo Me» killed or wounded Jighr i Among the flam wit a Captate of the; %Greil, aid'; le Major. Officers of the Guards w?re wou^id- urfuaau© Mwfcal Viiiais's ...

... Bruflels, September 2. According to our Advices from th 6 Confederate Army r «he French have redoubled their Fire againft Doway .flip the Redu&ion offoit Scarce, aud thfeydttack'd at Night the 30th paft the Cover'd way of the Gate of Notre D_m6, ivhich ...

... Quenoy were- taken, caus'd Batteries to be rais'd with all Dili- gencd on ?? Way, toplay on the Body or the Place. They began to Fire on the^d fnft. with fo much fuccefs.that next Day at 2 a Clock in the Afternoon there wanted but 100 Carinon-lhot to make the ...

... Night before 5 upon which a Warrant was given for fearchina the Honfe, audi accordingly in rhe Afternoon the Captain otthe Guards at Whitehall, feveral Centi- ?? and \ktleii-4ers I earcn ed the Houle but cou'd nor find him, We hear th tt Colonel Hamilton ...

... Hyde-Park to Fight a Duel, but News being carryed to the Guards, a Party of Horse was sent out and came up time enough, juft as they were going to draw, and seized and carried them to the Horse Guards. Yesterday the Sessions began at Hickes's Hall, where ...

... ofthM Garrifonsj the Governor Treats Sir Henry Bellafis very kindly, giving him a Captain's Guard, which he defired might be taken, and once a Day, tbe Guard turns out to him, beat a March, and the Officers falute him. It's thought the Commiffioners will ...