... all into the Rhine. April The Vclr Count dc Konigfegg, Vice-Prefidcnr of Council War, is named the Emperor and command the Army in i»» he ROO4l the Count de Mercy, who, ro our Accounts, is The General v. ill let out next Week, and make ol Count Alercy's ...

... Thomas Cartwnght, Efq Rutlaod. * James Noel, Efq; Ttib. Noel, Etq; . Sufiex. Hon. Henry Pelham, Efq;' Pajfrnafter General of the Army, B;o : ther to his Grace the Duke of Newcaftle. }&t«ts Butkr, Elq; Anglefea. * Nicholas Bayly, Efq; Beaumaris. Lord Vifcount ...

... draw the French back as Porces feveral Motions that Army feem to have Brecon Talbot Elq Son to the I other than to cover their real Purpofe which Chancellor I we imagine are to furround the Imperial Army Carlijie Colonel Howards John Hyl-1 and prevent its ...

... fuil'd for the Tarei to, prevent more Germ in* landing. tie before May Prince is fight Battalions:, Squadrons, and Train Artillery ,T . Belle will join t•*?e Duke of Berwick the 2d, when Hie French Army will of v Men. May They wriie from that M. Trouin ...

... two Men of War to go to the Gulph of Otranto and two more to cruife in the Adri-atick They write from Stralbourgh that our Army was fupply’d with Provifions in great Abundance nor was it doubted but they would foon begin the Siege of Philipfburgh for ...

... his Deceafed Wife being big with Child ; he faid the provoked him, and that he had rather be hanged than live with fuch a Woman; and withal feeroed not in the leatt concerned ; and the Mob being very nume- rous, he defired them not to hurt him. Yefterday ...

... From the Upper Rhine, June 14. Prince Eugene^* Army- a ftill in Camp at Hailbron, confifting of 74000 Men. His High- nefs has detached the Pioneers to level the Roads, which makes it believed that the Army will begin to march this Day or tor morroW, and ...

... the Imperial Army was Hailbron, having then laid l!iid;;ts over the Nccker, in order their puffing the fame, and marching towards the French Army. Advices from Pantxiclt mention rhc Arrival the Muscovite Fleet before that Pl-ce, having landed at Pilluu rhcir ...

... the Fr arte fort 24. Prince Eugene, with part his Army, quitted Hcilbron the 1 s>rh, and was follow'd the reft the Next Day. His halted Eppingen, which Place made his Head Quarters, the Left of the Army alorg to rhe Side of Brucnfal, and the Right towards ...

... Freehold and Leafehold HOUSES and LANDS lying in in County of Wilts late the Eftate Mr James Singer deceas’d: And alfo a Freehold Eftate at Attford near Bradford about fix Miles from Bath confifting of 170 Acres of Pafture and Land being Tythe-free of yearly ...

... following Letter will not perhaps difagree - able to your Readers From the Ca??ip before Philipfburg June 30 exped the Imperial Army every Moment and are continually upon our Guard prevent Surprize but we fhall not go to meet as was imagined : No that would ...

... orcafiorj'd, as 'tis faid,by. young Fellow of the Neighbourhood, five Year*, that Day married anorhcr Woman. They write Watford in Herrfordfliire, that Woman coming to Church thera on Sunday laft, f,om a lone Houfe at Tome I'm.ll Durance from the Town, was ...