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... advises inform us, that an army of 15,000 Turks had palled the tyiefter, having their head the Counts Potocki and Krafinucu Thefe two Chiefs .of the Confederates on entry into Poland, a mam* promifing feenrity to all proprietors of lands, and to the inlubitants ...
... which the Turks have been working upon for thefe thirty years on the mountain where the g*y. (lands. appears aftonifning, that the Grand Vifir, whofe army is greatly fuperior to that the Ruffians, does not immediately march the relief that important ...
... During the ceremony, Bndegroom was the Minifter reqiiefted fwhich he abfolutely faying, he never did nor never would worfhip a woman • on which ttie Minifter left the church ; Mr. called to him and told him he would kneel on one knee, thereby much altercation ...
... It is faid the Grand Vifier has been recalled by the Porte» that he will be difgraced, and another Great Officer lent to the army in his room. The two regiments of horfe guards, commanded Prince Poniatowfki and General Grabowfki, yeftcrday received orders ...
... They found two of the Snip's crew drowned, and one. peri flied fatigue an*? the fe verity of die weather; and thcevening; landed the and feven others (beingall of them then remain*, idjaliw) MRamfe*. • • a teflef was (eon the Goodwin-Sands, to be a Dutch ...
... Arrived the Mails from Holland. Wolhinidy Oftober ...
... Park to St. James's, Ihe obferved a poor woman with a petition in her hand, and a child in her arms; fhe immediately ordered her chairmen and gracioufly received it from her, at the fame time prefenting the poor woman with five guineas, and then proceeded ...
... March ij. r.J ahtterfrom Br it [felt, dated March 1. two o'clock Charles rcccivcd Vienna, with tin account that the Imperial army 1, after their retreat from the fuburbs Bender, had retired as far into Podolia as the Konetzpo, where being joined by nine ...
... Pruflia at the conclufion of the late war, from Great Britain, is fpeedily paid, he will invade the electorate Hanover with an army of 40,000 men. Yefterday morning early (ire broke out at houfe the bottom 01 Wych-ftreet, behind St. Clement's church, which ...
... Mungo Campbell, and secommending her as a woman of hlarneiels life, and a moit deferring object of companion. that the prefent Earl of Eg• dng:on, has, with a dignity beeordng a nouie mints, granted the unheopy woman a cumforiablv• pennon tor lite. Wednefday ...
... part of his finecures as joint Paymafter of Ireland, or Purveyor cloaths to the army ; mr he would transfer any part of the fums he had accumulated as Remittancer to the army in theiaft war, he fhould certainly join ifliie with him. do not hear that the ...
... be the appointment the Generals their armies If their councilsare not well chofen, every thing will be diftradtion at home ; and their Generals are not judiciocfly feledted, every thing will be difappointment abroad. In his councils he fhould never deliver ...