... Imperial Army. the z6th of Augull the Morning the Army march'd to Krotzka. A Lieutenant with 5) Men was left at Scmendria, to reinforc the Garcifon of 53 Men there: The Brikc of Boats and the Ships of War were ordered up to Belgrade. The 27th the Army relied: ...

... . . • in the Neighbourhood, file ran raving like a Woman to his Affifiance, and fell furioufly Tooth and Nail amongft Thicken of them, who dating the Treatment from her, threw her in, to bear her Husband Company and cool her Paffion. The two Courtez.ms ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 To be LETT at Michaelmas next. A Mefluage Farm and Lands in Bramford, Suffolk, confifting of 35 A Acres of Land and Pafture, with a Brick Kiln and Lime Kiln, late in the Occupation of Martha Dawes, Widow, and now of Keamer Dawea h« Son ...

... great Surprize •, the old Woman it feems had revived in the Night, and quitted her iikfom Place of Confinement. From Wye* and other Letters, March 27. Advices from Italy fay, ■'that General Wallis, who commanded the Imperial Army, in the Ab- fence of Count ...

... from Norwich, that the Beginning of last Week a Woman of St. Mary's Parish poisoned herself with Ratsbane, and died on Wednesday last, and was buried in the Highway. We hear likewise from Ipswich, that a Woman near that Town was bit in March last by a mad ...

... learn from Hamburg, that General Stein- ?? a faithful Friend to King Staniflaus in all , Troubles, and who commanded his Army in land, fet out the 9th inftant from that City, order to vifit that Prince at the Caftie of Meu- :i. The laft Exprefs from Hanover ...

... in Parliament, particularly, fevcral Speeches the terrible Excifc Schcmc, Sinking Fund, Militia, Foreign Auxiliaries, Army, Navy, Land Tax. Aifo the Freeholders Catcchifm, Addrcfs to the DifTcnters, pilatory Proceedings in Chancery , Condu& of Somebody ...

... under no great Ap- prehenfions,yet it feems by the prodigious Quantities of Hay which we bought tip iti Swi fer land, for the Ufe of our Army, that we are refnlved to continue very late in fhe Field. The late Ireaty concluded between the Czarina, Emperor ...

... 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 ...

... Baronefs of Clifford. Her Grace was likewife Great Aunt to the Dutchefs of Port, land, to the prefent Duke of Newcaftle, and to the Earl of Rockingham, Laft Week a poor Woman, Wife to a Waterman who plies at Hungerford Stairs, was met by four young Fellows ...

... itis fuppofed will de- pend on the entire Pacification of the Affairs of Italy. The Baron has laid heavy Contributions on the Lands belonging to feveral private Per- fons of Genoa, and left the Alternative to their Choice either to pay thofe Contributions ...

... advised, that 18000 Spanish Foot and 1500 Horse had landed at Vado 10 Leagues from Genoa, and had be- gun to march and joyn the Army of the Allies. Picigbitone is taken by Capitulation, and the whole Army was marching against Mantua. The following shocking ...