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... Sunday there was near 30 idle Fellows taken up atTottenham-Court, by the Conflables impower'd to imprefs Men for his Majefty's Land Forces. Yeflerday a great Number of Recruits were enlified before Sir Thomas De Veil, for Matching Regiments. On Sunday laft ...
... of his Age, near Calingford, in the County of Louth, Mr. Henry Peirce, who was a Lieutenant and En gineer in King William's Army a: the Siege of Derry. _Li e , was the Perfon who . difmonnted one of King James's Can; non, which tnoftly annoyed the Town ...
... neral - of the Polls to the Queen of Hungary, pallid thro' this City Yetterday I b ilorning, with the agreeable News that the Army of the ng of the Two Sicilies, on the Approach of the Auftrian r_tny, had abandon'd all the Polls of which they were pof- Wd ...
... ourfelves, that be• fore the Fren - ch mailer this Place, the confederate Army will be ftrong enough to march and give ihem Battle, 4 which it is not at pretent. The French Armies are not, i n d ee d, fó numerous as • they are reported; but they are very ...
... Troops of the Republick, are marching froth all Qprters to join the: Army of the Allies in Flanders, which has been already joined by as well Englifh as Dutch, before the Allied Army fhall be thus reinforced. It is faid his molt Chrillian 111ajefly - will ...
... join the Confederate Army We. are alio al- . . -On Saturday latt the Lords of the Admiralty were pleasq , A fur d th.t 30,000 Men will be sr tag ited :from'. the French : to gran, the further Leave of fourteen Days to the, Company , Army in Flanders, in Order ...
... received preflirg Oreet to raife woo Seamen, and to fend them by Land to Carth.a-gena to man the Fleet, and that they wete alio railing aco Recruits to fend to Don Philip's Army. The Armies in rho Roman State continue about Velletri, and have great Sick ...
... the enliftcd herfelf int) the Army as a Drummer, and was in Scotland at the Time of the Rebellion in the Beginning of the Reign of his late Majetty, and behaved gallantly in his IVlajeity's Caufe : That when Part of the Army was the had a new Way of Life ...
... from Rome by Letters of the 17th of laft Month, that the Remains of the Auftrian Army under Prince LobkoWitz daily diminifh by Sicknefs and Defeftion : That as that Army was in want of all Sorts of Neceffaries, his Highnels refolv'd to go incog to Rome ...
... fome late Conferences, of which more will feedily be heard. It is reported that Marfhal de Saxe propofeno keep Part of his Army in the Field all Winter, ard it is very much doubted, whether, if a certain Convention does not take Effed, he will not take ...
... which They write from the Hague, that the Abbe de Ville has il/anorteteely, Gabriel Wynrie of 'Dolarthen, Fig; elcied to the Army of the Confederates, been told, in a late Conference, that if the French Priva- trl7itt:ball,'7an. la. 'this Morning his Excellency ...
... acts oa one Side, his matt Chritlian Majefty • would enter the Netherlands with art ,Army of t zo,cOo 11 , Men a 4 leaft, on ttie t befi.les maintaining a power• Army in Germany, and a greater Body or Troops than • was lent latl Year into Italy. By this ...