... Aldrovandi. gement | The King has been pleated to confticure and thatthe James Scot, Efg, to be Lieutenant-General ir d, thac Army. itaferres | The Rev, Mr. Murray, Chaplain to the Rig e, that the Earl of Scair, is laccly appointed Chaplain ing the , to ...

... marching directly to London but that Derby, having heard how the Duke Cumbeiland's Army was poflcd, a Council War Was call'd, which it was refolv'd to return by Carltfle into Sco land ; that there was a Perfon with the Rebels who filled himfelt the French Embalfador; ...

... raifing new Rc 4 cruits, and ycftcrday began them to the Frontiers of ; their Army will 1 confill of about 49,000 Men The King, 4 hear, is lhortly to make a Tour ro the Army, 4 and defigns rclide Camp. Things here 4 have much the *cc of War atprcfcnt. ...

... Exprefs which arriv'd on Monday laft from the Rhine brought Advice, that the French Army was making Difpofitions for a new Siege, and that it was currently faid in the Army that rhe Dcfign was upon Old Briiac, that the Marfhal Noailles, with his Body of ...

... refohed to fend into Finland in Match next the grcatefl Part of the Tioops actually in Livonia, Eftonia and the End .that the Army under the Command of the Vcldc-Marfhal Count Lacy may be augmented to or 60,000 Men- We hope t«# put to next Spring Squadron ...

... by the Accounts he received of the laft Motion 4 the Allied Army from Schield to the Great Nethe * and the rather, was allured their whole Force would be turned Antwerp. Hereupon the Army was or* dered directly to the Camp marked out for them between ...

... mighty Preparations, at a Time when nothing but Peace is talk'd of, our Politicians cannot difcovcr. Mantua, Dec. The Imperial Army in Italy is to be reinfore'd by a confiderablc Body of Troops from the Rhine, to which there is a Defign to add 7000 from Hungary ...

... there. From Jones s Letter, A'g. 14. 1 Hamburg, Aug. 17. We have certain Advice here that the 10ng of PruJJla has ordered hii Army to be augmented with new Regiments, whic shews that the Kings of Great-Britain and Prijfia have unanimously refolvcd to oblige ...

... the Particulars, fome of which are difagrccable. Soon after landed upon the 2 2d, a Camp was out for the three Eatta'ions under General Fuller's Com'mand, extending from the Place of Landing towards Huift, along the River which divides that Country from ...

... of the Blood quitting the French Army, avoid ferving under the new Generalif-j ♦imo. Count Saxe, i* confirmed, and, it faid, the Duke dc Boufl«s and other great Officers, will likcwilc iiedinefctving. i The French Army Flanders have decamped, andre- ' ...

... Particulars of the other Ships. Tcey write from that Week Woman's was committed to Gaol there, for healing out ot lloute in that Plate, and Wearing Apparel, a conliderable Value, and put into the Woman's Apartment for the Night, when the Cheat was difcovet'd ...

... Advice the Approach of the French Army, :refh Orders have been Tent to the Troops dellin'd toieinforce the Army in Bohemia march with all Diligence : reckon this Army will a little time be compo of 36,000 good Troops. The Army forming on the Frontier the Upper ...