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... late in the Poflcflion of WilliatAx Jenings, conflfling of a Houfe, Bam, and other Out- building-,, wiih about 16 Days-Work of Land. Apply to Mr. I.eoshaw, in Lecdes. I — . London, Leedes, Wakefield, Barnfley, Sheffield* Chetterfield, Mansfield, and Nottingham ...
... their camp in the front ol the army. The loth, the French army began to retire, and have com iin.ee] to do fo till this day, fiat a pat. The nth, was pafled in regulating the cantonments for our army ; and the 1 2th the army marched into them, except eight ...
... died, and left it to this pc: lop, with which he paid his paffage, obtained h 4 s liberty, married a woman with fume money, went to the grand army in Anteric., turned Intact, :And there got a great fortune. By a letter from Francl:fort, dated Dec. i ...
... thing continues quiet in Saxony. Genera] Platen inarched from Berlin on the 2d, in order, as is faid, to join Prince Henry's army'; and General Faden remains, with a fmall corps, at Munchen- berg. Letters from Breflaw, of the 31ft December, mention, that ...
... February 10, I SINCE my Tetter of the January, expreft tyy Captain WaHingham, acquainting their lordfhips arrival and landing the army at Cas Navire ; havefle honour to congratulate them on the furrender of the important citadel of Fort Royal, and Pigeon ...
... his Majefty's fhip F.ffex, ' Capt from Lifbon, who brings an account that Lord Tyrawley ...
... and cheap. With Capt. Nicholfon from Martinico, came paflenger Mrs. Shute, woman of this place, widow of Serjeant Shnte, of the battalion Royal Americans. When our forces landed as Martinico, the women not being allowed to g° on ihore, (he dre/Ted herfelf ...
... Camp in Saxchiy, dated the 4th, the Prufiian advanced Pofts had been attacked on the 2d, all at the fame Time, the Auftrian Army, which had |been reinforced the Day before, by Seven Battalions. Prince penrjrhad fucceeded in repulfing the Auftrians every ...
... which there is advice, that the Pruflian and Auttrian armies in Saxony ace near each other that important news is expefted. On the 27th ult. the Auflrians advanced ainlt the left wing Prince Henry's Army ; but ...
... Klein-Tintz to Gnichwitz, the Sahwartz Wafllr, while the whole Army advanced: and the Ruffians marched from Lipa to Koftenblutt, forming the Right the Army. On the 2d, the Left of the Pruffian Army crofted the Schweidnitz-Wafler, and encamped Wurben, and the ...
... accounts from the army of the 13th, the head-quarters of Prince Ferdinand being then at WolfFerlhaulen. The Fuida became unfordable by a fudden rain, which fwelled that river too much to venture the ttoops acrofs it. His Majelty's army gained advantages ...
... all the claims up by Spain. If may credit letters frdm Paris, there great mifunder(landing among the people of Portugal, and among the officers of the Portuguefe army, and it will be impoflible for them to make head againft the Spaniards. Thefe letters ...