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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... re&ly to Goito, in order to cut off the Communication of the Imperial Army with the Country behind them, and to fhut them up faft in the Seraglio : But there was a Rumour in the Allied Army, and the Towns adjacent, that Count Konigfegg fearing the Confequences ...
... 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 ...
... Republick of Genoa, and thar the King of France had order'd 14,200 Men more to be detach'd froiri v the Army on che. Rhine for Lombardy, which will make the Army ofr the Allies to confift of 70,0.00 Men. ?? Petersbourg, Dec. 14. The Herd of Tartars wh ici«Jj|gfejg& ...
... raifing new Rc 4 cruits, and ycftcrday began them to the Frontiers of ; their Army will 1 confill of about 49,000 Men The King, 4 hear, is lhortly to make a Tour ro the Army, 4 and defigns rclide Camp. Things here 4 have much the *cc of War atprcfcnt. ...
... all Plot 1 have a Prieft or Woman concern On Monday laft died at his l odgings in the City of York, Sir VVa.ltcr Hawkfworth, Hawkfworrh in Yorkfliirc, Bart, dcfccnded a dircft Li'dc from William dc Hawkfworth, who held Lands is Normandy in Fee Earl Moriton ...
... own Return to Turin : His Majefty however has not yet declared himfelf upon the Pre- liminaries, and talks of recruiting his Army. They confirm from the Hague, that whilft the States General load one Minifter with Reproaches, look odly upon another, andfneer ...
... 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 ...
... Ships have died there in the fpace of a few Days The laft Letters from Paris fay, that their Army in Germany was to be aflembled the 19th Inftant, and that the Army Commanded by Prince Eugene was in a moft miferable Condition; what through the Sicknefs which ...
... 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* ...