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... Foreign since my last arrived a british pacquet which brought 1 holland tr.U *. and ostend mails , vi >.? paris may 31 the late Queen of england went on the 29th instant, incognito, and without any retinue to Versailles where she had Conference of about ...
... Callle ol Venalque (ktragon, and propoled to reduce it a Mine ready to Ipiung, iftheGariion retule yeild at dilcretion The I), Berwick has a Letter to M. importing that found the horces in Dauphine in a woric condition than he exptfted. He has advanced Troops ...
... th -ir Z al }>y lacru ricirg rheir forrrne.s itiii Lives, lo brr-- a War, Ibouiil Lnow, the only Price u hi, |) Enemies pretend give for > ...
... against the breast works. The Garison *û �û-b J ...
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... them. X & The D. ot Marlborough has his Quarters the Conr S- vent ol Theomoulin Half a Mile irom Orchies. Prince 5' ** Eugene has his at 0 Monaltery under the Walls chat Town and theil * 5 2 that Town. Count Lotcumuiefc in the New Lines againft the Citadel ...
... do's to Letters Orders, &c. Sir John Norris who is with his squadron Elsinore will be soon relieved by a Dutch Squadron, and is expected home in a short time; to be Imploy'd in some other Station. Sir John Jennings is suddenly expected from Lisbon, who ...
... fell with 4 Squadrons French Horle, of whom they killed feveral, mid brought into the Camp a Captain, a Lieutenant, and private . • * Men Priloners, together with a Booty of 90 Holies. ■ Augufl ij. . * Venice, x. The between the * Duke of TulCiiny and the ...
... could not cut off the other Quarters he resolv'd only to attack that of Figueres wherein was a fine Palatine Regiment (formerly Pr. Lewis of Baden's Guards) and a Regiment of 300 Horse of the same Nation. He found them marching out of Figueres, and tho they ...
... during ti whole A&ion Tbusi perceiving that thro’ the Ray of his Cavalry he 5’ o§’ 2, tpuld not cut off the other Quarters he relblv only ,j to attack that of Figures woerein was a fin«. Pala- S| S (former y Pr. Lewis ot Baden’s Guards) © a Regiment or joo ...
... whole French Army joined, and we are neurta.-h other that may realonabljr hope the Enefnj* cannoc avoid coming to an Adioo. The A’srffvHi bouffl.rs arrived at the French Camp on the 7th, and making hts Compliments to the Marflial Viilars, told him he came ...
... employed in the Siege to join them, alfo fifteen hundred German Horle chat were about Bruflels, and leero to defign to attack the Enemy, notwithftanding the Plain they muff Fight in hath a Wood on each fide, in which the French have put fevera) Battalions ...