... two or three Days. The Duke de Kaftropignaw will fet out forthwith for Abruzzia, in order to take upon him the Command of the Army af. fembled there: Molt- of the General Officers are already arriv'd in the Camp. AT. I The Spanifli Tarps sv~ ail; a i Minded ...

... are expeaedfrotathis Event. - The Armaments of France, the Augmentation- of the- Troops of the States-General, the Fleets and Army of Great Britain, feem to prognofticate an, unavoidable' War: However, it is faid the Revolution. in Ruflia has given fuch ...

... VD. e Men, as 'Tis diffcult Ivictter to gz,•efs the Defign &this: ' An Exprefs is gone to the Ports in the Weil of Enct -, land, containing O r de r s to the Co mman d ers o f his Ships of War..to hold themfelves in Readinefs to Put to Sea on the firit ...

... the Garrifon of Lintz, and to caufe the French Army entirely to evacuate Bohemia : But as Prague can refill but a very few - Days after the Arrival of the heavy Artillery, and as the Retreat of the French Army, Confilling of i 8 or zbaoo, is totally cut ...

... here fromFirilariddifpaectied by Field-Mafhal Lacy,•with the News, that on the z9th pait, upon the Approach of the Ruffian. Army, the Swedes had abandoned Frederickfhami and fet Fire Co the Town,. whereupon the Ruffians had taken Poffeflion of that Place ...

... confining of a good Dwelling Houle, with' convenient Out=buildings, Barning and Stabling, all in good Repair; feventy Acres of Land, Meadow and Pafture.Ground, with eight Acres of Spring Coppice-wood of about 'ten Years Growth. Enquire for further Particulars ...

... that the Hanoverian and Liefilan Troops havei)Pfitive Orders to watch the Motions of the IVlarfhal Plaillebois's Army; and that the Pm:lrian Army is occa• nally to a& in Defence of Hanover.: Private Letters horn Providence advife, that, three Schooners were ...

... he intrench'd hinifelf. On the 25th the whole Army pafs'd by the'Forell, and intrench'd at Brornhoff, having the Foreft behind them. On the 26th Count Kevenhuller arriv'd at St. Croix with part of his Army, his Excellency having left loco° Men at Platling ...

... •There is a Reprefentation of our Saviour on.the Crofs, and two Women landing by him in a praying Polture: Saviour in the Manger, and a Man, holding a Child in--his Arms, and a Woman Randing by, which is fuppofed .to reprefent joleph aria the Virgin Mary ...

... Spann Army, many being cut to Pieces, and that thofe who efcap'd with their Lives took their Flight with the greatett Precipitation. The Moment this News wai difpatch'd, the Auftrians were making frelh Difpoutions to engage the remainder of the Army. ,! ...

... the Places in the Brifgau, , z,vith the Tarim and Fortrdes included in the qubole Extent the; Empire [this Jail Particular !lands in great need of Explanation, or Confirmation] and that all the other Claims of the HOufe of Bavaria are to be refered to a ...

... Count de Glimes, on yielding the Clotnmand Of the Army tO the Marquis Is Minas, faid, ‘s.sir; unlefs you are - en- - dued with more than human PoWer,''tis - dangerinis ittempting to command this Army, confider ing iht) you fern, which, pFrhaps, you Lay ...