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... grenadiers were drowned in the puddlc - 1 Ten thoufand-horfe, and twenty two thoufand • foot, arc in full march to reinforce the army, which has fuftered greatly in the late attack made on the '•wild bcaft. Couriers are difpatched all the powers Europe-and ...
... futurfc good behaviour. Our army ennfifted of the 42d regiment of foot, a few of the Royal Americans, two battalions the provincial troops, and Virginia volunteers, who were really fine f.-l-ows the fight of fuch a fine army in the' heart of their country ...
... that a woman had eloped with a gafdiner’s apprentice in that place, the inft. and carried away with her a gown, apron, plaid and lome other things, belonging and feme pounds of lint fhe had been entrufted with to fpin.—She is a little woman, black hair ...
... work, the manufacture of Canada, exported to the Spanifh fettlements in South America. 3. Letters from Paris advife, that a woman was lately fent to the Baftile, for being the greatcft cheat and impoftrcfs that perhaps was ever known. Her firft appearance ...
... the ifland where the lands lie, offuch i-ltureJ land;, were in the pofleflion of the French at the time the turrender of the iflands aforefaid, and dill are in their poffieflioo (together with fuch fraall parcels of contiguous lands in wood as it.j) be ...
... preparations have for fome weeks paft been making by the French to ered fome additional for> tifications Dunkirk, towards the land fide. 3. It is faid there are fome thoughts of eftabliihing a mint for the coinage of filver money this fum* trier, at Portmahon ...
... of Aberdeen, the of three and four * Afternoon, THE Lands of Miln-Tiends and Pertinents thrr.of, lying in the Parifh of O deer, at d County of Banff; the yearly free Rent of which is 1. fieri. The Lands are extraordinary gcdd-Ground, and well accorwncdated ...
... crafhing of the trees, to behold , the.deVaftation that is made, v , . rTThe continued rains laft week have thrown put tbc land floods in fitch manner, as render the roads many places impaflible. The iver in one night rofe fix feet perpendicular- The ...
... Slains to gather Sea-fowl, milling bis hold fell down, and was dalhed in pieces. 3. as a Woman and a Boy were croffing the River Dee mounted on one Horfe, the Woman fell off and was drowned. ADVERTISEMENTS. John Clerk of Kincardine, Advocate in Aberdeen ...
... Aoifterdam, that their Green* land whale fifhery had this feafon turned out than had been known for halt a century path CLES. BY letters from the Eaft-Indies there is advice, that the Viceroy Manilla has at prefeot an army, or, more properly, a militia ...
... entered into the poflefllpn, ofdijirc.rs lands, forts, and revenues, belonging of right 'to the Britilh crown. 8. A duel was fought,lift Monday Hydepark, between a gentleman of great fortune and officer in the army, concerning lady, when p*- the latter was ...
... America. Great preparations are making at that place for the reception of the king of Denmark. Itis expefted his majefty will land there from Calais to-morrow about noon.” it -“3..- When the | fi&fiv came from Dover yefterday, the men of war and yacht were ...