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... Ruffian army, has hv J Prullian Majelly's order, been diliributed, one halt to ik troD«, tha other to the inhabi-ants of Cullrin. Yefterday Morning, at Two o'Clock, an Exprefj -rriv'd at the Admiralty-Office from Lord Howe, with Advice th he landed the ...
... Clothier or sslult-n.ake.-i together with a Clolc or Field contiguous, ,t wanted i alio Half of the Tythc-Barn, with Liberty to land Goods a. the Slant, adjoining, and other Coiivenienc.es proper for a Wool- Stapler. Enquire of Mr. Tbemas Gtnkfm, (JO bt 'iiOiO ...
... Ruffian army. They writ from Vienna of the 7th mltant, that a duel wa. lately fought in Bohemia between rhe two A u (bian Ge- nerals, DeVilie, and Diafltowitz, in which tht former waa killed on the i'pot, and the lat.ti made his elcape into Po- land. Letters ...
... commodity. Bofton, July 23. Lail Satui day a courier arrived from Albany, with advice, that Brigadier General Prideaux with his army of Regulars, and the New-York Provincials, in conjunction with 700 Indian , under the command of Sir William Johnfon, fet off ...
... Windows, Trellie, to turn Flies out of Larder,, and Trellies for Stable, and Granaries, Coal-Riddle,, Chains for meafurigg Land, and all other Sorts of Wiie-Wori, by Wholefale and Retail. Co be Lett, Situatt in Kiu.atj, Lebd 2 «, ALL that New Building ...
... by the way of Dumfries in Scotland, with advice that Monf.Thurot's little fquadron arrived at Carrickfergus the ?? inltant, landed fome asen there, and took poffe.lion of the place ; after which, Thurot ent offa party to Bulfaft, which is about eight miles ...
... de- tach five Regiments of Infantry and two of Cavalry from his own Army towards the County of Glatz, upon the News Of this Ad ion. By Letters from Prince Henry's Head. Quarters at Lands- berg, upon the Wartha, of the 27th of June, we learn, that his Royal ...
... ofthe 1 6th ult. fay, that the remain- der of the Pontoons and carriages which had been prepared there for the fervice of the army of the Empire, were juft fet out for Saxony ; and as they had no other efcorte than the workmen employed in the conftruftion ...
... Southwark was ufing a woman, with whom he has lived fome time, very the neighbours applied to him to be quiet, and not behave in fo wicked a manner; but inftead thereof, he immeciLtely turned round, .and kicked and abufed another woman in fo terrible a manner ...
... is C.nt %yin Ir.: t z men of l atm e n d than four Letterrimm t'ofen of the 5 - th ii.flant advife, trt the ittiffiah grand army was then advanced towards that city, where the vanguard was arrived. The -dittanco front to Breflau ig above too Engiifh miles; ...
... Lake Champlain, that our army landed the aith, with the lofs of •Capt. Giegg, -of the train, being killed; he had both legs fliot off, and five of the tu.in had :Kt) their legs Ihot by the fame ball. one of whom died. that our army had ereded three batteries ...
... t t?). The army was in their boats loon after day break; row ed in . four columns by the right, as I intended to land on my left, at la Chine, on the island of Montreal, about 3 leagues limn my camp; the wcather was favourable, and i landed ivithout oppofition ...