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... retired to their Camps : But all the French Let- ters {if we can believe them) aflert ?? that the German Army was entirely defeated^ and that the Army of the Allies had purfued them' many Miles, and killed and taken Prifoners, *fn- the whole, about laooo ...
... >be V atch heard the Coachman oy cur. but Uteit Flop auld come, le had kap'd Irrm his Seat into a Ccal Farge ; the Hules were land, tho' with gieat Difficulty. ' A lew Lays ai_cthe He;-ds ard Felkws cl Seven Collcres cl i!e Uri* vcilly ol o>krd\ ot which ...
... already t.iking for the Subfiftance large Army, arid the new Purveyors lor Itaiy have Order? to till the Magazines betimes. Our Letters from Italy affure us, that our General's opening the Sluccs before his Army did the ti great deal of while the fame cover ...
... ft other Ccffacks: that he had even been cxamtn d, but had got dear, by declaring that a$ he was carrying Provifioits to the Army, he bad loft his Horfes in the Meadows, and was then looking lor em. /*«• thii News all my Companions were in the utmoft G ...
... walk on foot, and form the Rear-Guard. In this manner we pafs'd thro' dreadful Sloughs, in which my Horfe, who could fcarce (land upon his Legs, fell upon his Nofe at every Step he took. We could petteive the Enemy's Fires every where round us ; and were ...
... Night being aiready too tar advanced for ns to get to the Viftula before Day -break ! We were forced to obey, .and accordingly landed, but with heavy Hearts, be- caufe of the little Hafte we made, and ihe cvi-'em Hazard we mn. We went into the Room, and as ...
... Germans every Hour to make them a Vifit virhich Account they havefent their Baggages from Regio to Bozolo and all the Sick in Army to the Hofpitals ParmaThe French ere in Expedtation receiving their Succours in Days The Reinforcement which Count Konigfegg ...
... Great-Britain as Ele&or of Hanover will join the Imperial Army with 8000 Heflians and 2000 of bis own Troops Nov 1 7 The Count de Martinitz Crrand Chancellor of the Court is arrived here his Lands in Bohemia and we learn that the to are already raifed and ...
... arrived the 25th Inftant. There is no News yet of a Battle in Italy ; but whether the linperialilts will venture to attack the Army of the Allies in their prefent Situation, as fome imagiu they will not, or be able to do any great Feats eltewhere, Time will ...
... Booty , On Saturday laft a Woman in Crown Alley, Upper Mcorfoids, bein* delivered by herlelt ot a Female Child, threw it citt oi a Window three Stories high, whereby its Scull was fo frafiured, that it died immediately the Woman was dircclly feized, in order ...
... Allied Republick be entirely from Ruin brought upon them by the contrary Party and that Peace Happinefs reitored confirmed Our Armies came to Poland for other Purpofe as we fhall in wife depart from our fincere not be induced to alter the Reprefentations let ...
... Republick of Genoa, and thar the King of France had order'd 14,200 Men more to be detach'd froiri v the Army on che. Rhine for Lombardy, which will make the Army ofr the Allies to confift of 70,0.00 Men. ?? Petersbourg, Dec. 14. The Herd of Tartars wh ici«Jj|gfejg& ...