... 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 ...

... arrived the 25th Inftant. There is no News yet of a Battle in Italy ; but whether the linperialilts will venture to attack the Army of the Allies in their prefent Situation, as fome imagiu they will not, or be able to do any great Feats eltewhere, Time will ...

... France, Hol- land, and Flanders F.xtrafl of a private Letter from Paris, Auguft 17 IT is now generally believed that fomethingextra- ordinary will be undertaken in Germany, by the great Reinforcements that daily arrive, in rhe Imperial Army. Our Politicians ...

... retired to their Camps : But all the French Let- ters {if we can believe them) aflert ?? that the German Army was entirely defeated^ and that the Army of the Allies had purfued them' many Miles, and killed and taken Prifoners, *fn- the whole, about laooo ...

... ij Men of Wai to be equipp'd to join the Spamlh Fleet, in cafe it was attack'd by, Ueat- Bntain in any fort whatlbever. The Land Of-f&xi of .he Troops of France have likewife had Orders nc& -abftii'i. thcmielves on any Pretence wnatioever, after ?? vkv ...

... Spaniards fhould evacuate it, is attributed to the great Number of Men which had deferted, and taken on in the Duke of Montemar's Army. This Step, however, muft appear furpriiing, at* Time when the Report ?? in alt the donr*tS of Eu- rope that ?? , or a fid ...

... difpers'd the Actors. On Sunday Morning the Earl of Sunder- land and his Brother the Hon. Mr. John Spencer, fet out together from Sundbury for his Lordfhip's Seat near Northampton. A poor Woman at Sunbury, having all her Goods taken in Execution,' and her ...

... Letters add, that the Plates and Cups were heard and obferved to move on the Shelves. New-York, May 22. On Wednefday laft a Woman of this City had Liberty to go into a Garden to gather a Mefs of green Herbs, and in gathering them fhe took hold of the Top ...

... unavoidable. The Holland Mail arriv'd this Day, confirms the Ac- count of Count Munich's Arrival on the Frontieis of Po- land, and that his Army coultfts ot 75, 000 Men, inclu- ding Cofl.ick and Calmucks. The Affairs of Coilica continue to favout the French. ...

... the Portugueze have been railing new Recruits, and have begun to tranfport them to the Frontiers of that Kingdom * that their Army will con lift of about 40,000 Men ; that the King defigns fhortiy to pay them a Vifit, and refide in Camp j and that Things ...

... Furni- ture, to a great Value. They write from Paris, that fome French Nobi- lity intend to fet out forthwith tor the Imperial Army iv Hungary, thar France may not hereafter wear the infamous Stigma of having had no Vo- lumiers in it auainft the Common Enemy ...

... Pruifian Of- ficers pafs'd through that City in their Way to Hun- gary, where they intend to ferve as Voluntiers in the Imperial Army, to which a vaft Number of 'I'QreigQ Officers and Noblemen are daily reforting from leveral Parts with the lame View, and all ...