... impolible to gain it wh - the Di 4 if rance tor breaking up the upon by feveral to be only a _ea.. _ eintinue by realon ofthemany dit fi - Siege, whir h,' cis though t, they ccult ies they meet with ,* as their Want ot Provitions, Fuel and Forrge. Vienne, Feb ...

... Circular Letters to the leveral Counties in Hengary, - stori:ng them to feodDeputies tarla, to con it upon the manner ofcerrying dit a Trevy with the Emperor, for reftoring the Trenquilit) in thofepu - : s. This mornan Officer arrived liom Bavaria, with Notice ...

... expeEt our next Letters will bring us Advice that a Siege is undertaken in Flanders. The Duke of Savoy is making all necettare Dit pofitions tor the defence ot Turin, which the French pretend they are ma ,h--ing to Attack. The King of Sweden is marching with ...

... attempted. In the mean time the Duke of Savuy has caus . d the Fortifications ot the Citadtl to ftrengthen - d ‘vith a double Dit.h and Covert-Way ; and the Ground to be unciermiti'd 90 Foot before the Glacis, which is almuft to the Dona. _ _ _ From the ...

... the Duke of Berwick, arrivid here wit' DI Nice, purfuant to which, the Garth 111 was c,,ndutied to Oneglia, with 6 pie The dit day Te Deum was Sung of that Conqueft, which however; tt Bloood and Treafure, is not, it teen fore tt e Kiag has fent orders ...

... 1 and COUNT, E Foreign and Domeftick News. P Suniiy i Britijh Ficquit, and in the Evening innher, viz. From London Gazette dit-d * pubUflj’O 2Hutljojup. * Abjlrtf of the Article which net, dewsiuled by the trench, artdofluchct granted rcj Rod the Allies ...

... General Cadogan are gone this Mora ning to Mark out a Camp tor covering the Siege. * Haue September 6. N. S. Engineer General dit Mec is not dead, has been lately reported but is in a dangerous Condition, his Head having been thrive Trepanned, and his Surgeons ...

... Diipute the Britifh Troops Increnchments, and the Right of the Duke of Marlvo- rough’s army marched thro’ the Woods with great dit- ficulty, forcing the Enemy to retire as they advanced. When we had pierced quite through, our Foot, with that of Prince Eugene ...

... tonlerrcd with Pr. the Duke of?? Marlborough, bat this wants conriratatiou. irot.J Hfyitebull, and other Mamtfcripts from Lon Jon, dit-.d Sipr. jo, ,i?, 24, vix,. They write from Lisbon, John Jennings is gon - down to the reft rhe Britilh Ships in the Lay of ...

... fide of and thac 520 Veflels are come wu as far as with Warlixe stores, in order t a jormal Siege, as like to meet with great dit ficuries confidering the number oi the Gariton, th trength of che Forufications. and the advanced Sealor Accorcing to our Le ...

... Mafia hi I^ i- d ; And alio ate its Count lm-id*ly out ler Cologne and t *.e, l v iB. We have farther Particulars ot ,*'{, Exo dit* on in Africa, mention* e * I ;t tr.at i For. lu ahove Cape * nglilhi ro &reat *he Inhabitants Time with t!l Mf into G >.incry ...

... fad San ag crs fe2 prc cuting che The fotistar uy from the | to mom ic tous ret. revteconfiacr of and veadand cer to, andate, Dit. ¢ ger ou the Sth bir tee any Werchane. ac. be charg’y tie uty 18d. pt Cit So the feveral upon Mines and Citnegar 5 Wifo, upon ...