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... Cultivation of ok 2>and more fpeedily civilizing the Inhabitants i :&’i&hnds of S;:';telmd, ‘his Majefly : {;fl%&b Law.to purchafe Lands in that Coun_pwSEes Jeafed out to, and fettled by aftive- 4 duttr ,ahfifpfifiw'l’w%?wbqflé o hx;' ' immediately from_the Crown ...
... your earncit and repeated Eftorts t 0 induce the Proviaces of Holland and Wetk Frife. land, of Zealand, and of Frifeland to agree to the propofed Augmentation of the Land Forces and Equipment of a Ficet, have been ineffeCtual, Your High Mightincfics will ...
... and ?rovifiém. will fail for the Ufe of Adm.’ derick’s Fleet in the Mediterranean, = '= “Mvho s ice the News of our Troops landing on the Lfland of lape, no lefs than fix Advice Vefltls have failed with (patches for Commiodore Moore. o o' We hear that Lord ...
... between him and the Mudbal, The Auftrian Regimenis thas wads a Part of the Army of the Empire have fince left it, and are marched - under Gen. Macquire to join the grand Acfirian Army. The Proffians have again laid the City of Leipfic ander a heavy Contribation ...
... purfued, and’ came up with her about Hulf palt Ten | o’Clock the next Magping, whea tbg bégan to eogage; flanding towards the Land ; und at Half pa# Twelve,bath S:lips run athore a Long: fide eachy other; fhili continuingthe - Enga ement for 4 thort Time ...
... upon at Lgdy-Day next, Old Stfl? [ And et 10 be SoL b, as was inferted lafi Week by Mifiake of the Primer) ALL that One Yard Land, fitearte, #4 X yying, and being in the Open ‘dod Common Fickds of “Heleydon, i the County of Nerthampton, .&v{now in the ...
... committed by a Woman Servant in the Parilh of Hackford com Reepham in Norfolk, on a Baftard.Child, : which after her Delivery fhe mangled in a- moft inbuman Manner, and concealed it between the Bed and Mat. - Proper Care is taken of the Woman, and as foom ...
... and march forward. It is thooght the Army will be affembled between Dorften and Halderes. ¢ Hague, (Holland) June g. The Prince of Soubife wis expeg; at Wefel, bot not yet arrived the 6¢h. It was imagined that his Army would begin its Operations about the ...
... State under the prefent Reign, . drea'df' attended with Succefs againft our Enemies ; with Eofl Difcipline in our Fleéts and Armies, and with feveral ftances of good (Economy to Monerare the Public from ulelefs and burthenfome Expences, which had been fuffer'd ...
... to their Army, ep*'un?r—eré‘née'ifiitkhlig% are very unfafe, and that they * have no Inclination to provide Supplies for Luckmer’s and Freytag’s Huflars, whole Puorfes are lined with Piftoles, while Eollm are very fcarce in Broglio’s Army. We can aflfure ...
... of 50, that 1 dK were able to carry Arms, whether fingle or married, to recruit his Armies. — It isrumoured, but opon wliat Foandation we know not, that the Raffian Army is, or fhortly will be ordered home : Probably this may be trae, as it is well knowa ...
... Main-Yard overboard, to fave their Main Maft, 2 woun ‘ounds, nde d. It Men kil Dec K. and e Crew Ship, 1 Ru ter Laft Sunday were landed at Harwich 250 fick and . wounded Soldiers from Germany ; and Yefterday they ars rived in Town. : ok, N It is faid an Order ...