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... hath quitted Maeftricht and they are making for removing the Bombs, iets» Ammunttion and f(vne AftUlery. The Boats are intended Ycfterday and tWs Day thrbughithis the Ftench eommiffary hath fixed tlw Inftant for felling the Wood and Faggojtf at Maeftricht ...
... offered to the Knights of Mal- Older to engage them ad in Conjqnftion. Veflfel arrived there Account that one his Majefty’s Bombs has taken French Ship from Canada, and carried into Cape Breton. > The Hanna and Sarah, Capt. Delane, from Rotterdam bound ...
... filencing the French Batteries, fine© they played but little faid, that they have beat down two Steeples of the Town with their Bombs, of which that of St. Semis is one and that they have very much damaged the Buldings both publick and private, though the ...
... that three of the Enemy’s Batteries were difmounted. Since Yefterday Noon the Town is regaled with a moft plentiful Shower of Bombs. The Allies arc Makihg great Movements in their Camp Ruremond, and .the Duke of Cumberland hac ordered Line to be drawn on ...
... fetch the Train of heavy Artillery which is Louvain j and this Day others took the fame Route, in order to fetch away the Bombs, Gannon Balls, and other Military Stores, to remove them to Dbuay and the other Frontier Places; and a great Number of Waggons ...
... Matftricbt) May ti. It is certain, that confidering the prodigious Warmth of this fhort Siege, and efpecially the vaft Number of Bombs that were thrown in here, the Place has efcaped much better then coula have been expedled, and yet abundance of Houfes have ...
... the King that Place a fortnight, or elfo to make a Bonfire of it and the Inhabitants i there is. now no Talk of throwing • Bombs, by one or two at aTime, but by thirties and forties, and fo accdtrafe the taking of the Place, reducing it to Attics. Letters ...
... play the fame GameatMarttnico, A 6l ions Livret. Whitehall EveningQgfl, jatie There is an Account, that one of his Majcfty’s Bombs on the Weft-India Station, has taken a French Ship from Gadna, and carried her into Cape Breton. , . . .' A Hamburg Ship, laden ...