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... 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 ...
... of 107 Years of Age, Tenant to* Right Horn P-oben: Earl ofKildare, and livj on his Lands of Bailicurrnghan, was married to Giri of 1 8. Mr. Newton was a Soldier in tf Army of Oliver Cromwell, and retains moft, his Senles.; his Stomach rather encreafes than ...
... very numerous. 50.000 Ounces of Silver and 4000 Ounces of Gold Coin mote were exported yelterday to Hol- land. The two vile Rogues and the Woman commit- ted to the Gatehonie, as in my Uft, were yefter- day removed to New git c, and double ironed ; and ...
... Bavaria \ others fay, into Saxony ; and a third Sort think, he will go p3y a Vifit to the Imperial Army. The Peafants bring plenty of all things to our Army. We hear the Marfhal de Villars is ordered to de- mand ofthe Republick of Venice, a Neutrality in ...
... which C.Munich w as ? oufly wounded, &c. But this Report fctd oniy an Artifice ofthe Porte, to eoto*!] Lev.es of Troops. The Army under tJ Vifier paiTed the Danube only the Bth, a , ; ' J fame time he had Orders to encamp v i Cannon of Bender, and continue ...
... V-oih. °f July next, betwixt the Hours of 2 and 4 Afternoon, the Five Pound Land of ALL ANTON is to be expofed to Sale by voluntary Roup in Muirhead's CofFeehoufe. The Lands ly in the Parifh of Gaillon and Shire of Air, hold Blanch of the Earl of Marchmont ...
... and the Mafler and two Paffengers (one a young Woman) were drowned, but two young Men his Servants were fayed. It feems, though the Mafter had been ac- quainted with the Channel many Years, he miftook the Land, and thought of making for Scilly. What is ...
... might i the Heart of Mahomet: For, all the Cou ners fi Periia proclaim the daily Advances of Sophi \ mas witji 2 formidable Armies, which he ist| rethrow into the Dominions of ths Great T there to pufb his Fortune. This is no longer Time wh€\\ the Sublime ...
... Kidely from thofe we have even from Genoa : ?? fay, that the Rebels believing thelmpecia- |iits would land at St- Fiorenzo, detached thither ?? of their Army ; but on Advice of their Iwdingat Baftia, and drfiodging their Troops- a* ?? Rebels entrenched thcmfelves ...
... LONDON, Auguft z6. We hear by Letters from Italy, that Prince igotzki is fet out from thence for Turky, in or- i* to join the Army under the Grand Vizier, nd is to command a confiderable Body of Troops gainftthe Czarina. This Gentleman is the Son ft___ warlike ...
... amongft other Things, That the States General defigned to make a confiderable Red uft ion of their Forces. both by Sea and Land ; but it is not to be fuppo- fed they, will, come to fuch a Resolution, at leaft: till they fee how the Con gre fe, if there ...
... LONDON, April 8. The Pacquet boat which landed at Plymouth iii-| Friday, brought over a MeiTenger to the new Per* I , Itsgueli I tuguefe Envoy here, who aho advifes, that the Por- taguefc Troops were filing to the Frontiers, and the Spaniards tothe-r's* ...