... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Booty , On Saturday laft a Woman in Crown Alley, Upper Mcorfoids, bein* delivered by herlelt ot a Female Child, threw it citt oi a Window three Stories high, whereby its Scull was fo frafiured, that it died immediately the Woman was dircclly feized, in order ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Concourie Poles both Sexes tied or from the Army it advaneY., is thought make 50,000 more. Their con ant Number Soldiers in Pay is only 200, bur they can eafiiy maintain 12,000, and have fomctimes had an Army OOO Men. T;»e Houfes (lately, the Churches ...

... 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 ...

... longing to one ol his Majefty's Ships, a blind Man ihat play'd on the Harp, a Gentleman, and a Woman, were drowned; but the blind Man's Boy, three Men, aud oue Woman, were fav'd by ihe AlTiffance of a Man ot War's Boat. A Ship ot r4 Guns, having Bricks Hoops ...