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... divo t Huzzas, and. declared they would Panel by his Roy Highnefs with the latt Drop of their B!ood. That Evening Part of the Army reached, Old IVleldrur 3 and by a Meffenger who came from thence to A be three Hours before the Date of thefe Letters, they ...
... France, notwithilancing the Towns that have been loft in Fleinclers, Pi-abant and fiainault, if they can but keep a fuperior Army in the Field, which kerns now to be very probable. We learn from -Ratisbon, that the Court of Vienna has refufed to receive ...
... ready for the Departure of the French King for the Army under Marfhal Sax; the Moment the Dauphinefs fhould be brought .to bed, which was hourly expeEted: And from Brabant, that upon the Bth Inllant, the Army under Martha! Saxe marched in feven Columns 'rim ...
... between the Village of St. Dennis and the Center of the Army. Ba (Eanders) ilugufl ts. 'Tis now thought the King's Jou ey hither is enoleiy laid afide, on Account of the Sicknefs which reigns in the Army, and carries cff abundance of Men. The Count de Clermont ...
... leiz'd upon it with a Body of moots Men, detach'd from the Army under Mar- Thal Saxe, and thereby reduced Prince Charles of Lorrain to the Neceffiry of pairing the Maefe with the Confederate Army, as his Royal Elighnefs had no Troops to fpare for an Attempt ...
... the Windward of that 11Lind, for 5001. Sterling, in which Cruize- he took or funk Lye of the Enemy's Privateers. On Tuefday Woman's Lodgings was fearched, (who was lately committed for privately Pealing three Pair of Stockingf, to Tothill Fields Bridewell ...
... 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 ...
... ,arrip.iign, to be ready to marc-h on the &it Or tiers to the Fl.ce v.h,ch lhail be appointed the general Af fembly of the Army. Yetleid,iy Sir Chan'esli , nbury Williams, Knt. of the Bath, out for Berlin, where hen -going to refile as Envoy Ex traordinary ...
... of chat Name, in tw o LC four Englifh Men of War, chafed them in vain fucceillyely : The Troops in thefe Veffels Qapi t ', e land at Spezzia, and then proceed towards this where Ql . tarters are already prepared for them. railing here Companies of Volunteers: ...
... ' SO the Army :n where i v.n fh .t c 1: 1 - 1. X 4 A Y 1 had been for fever :1 Days very diligent in callirz in a his and his .C0.,-ce in Neighbour 1100.1 of frirn Ct are iince niarched in three Colu2 - ins nearer totvArds the Allied Army.' London Gazette ...
... Friday was entered at the Cullom-haute for Holland, mob Ouaces of Gold Coin, and Ounces of Gold Bullion, which Was fent by Land Carriage to Harwich, to be in the Packet Boat. Lait Night there was a Grand Council held at the Cock'pit, Whitehall, on ex ...
... Lines, tvhere he will be fpeedily joined by three land -Englifh Troops from Zealand ; and it is then reckon'd the Army of Obfervation will be ifirong enough to attack t.he French in their Retrenchments, and oblige them to raifc the Siege. The Cumberland ...