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... taken out of the Land Forces to be Serjeants t Corporals, and Drummers to the (aid fiz Regiments of Marines. Laft Week an elderly poor Woman was found murdered in Well-ftreet in Well-Clofe Square, her Throat being cut from Ear to Ear, A Woman and her Daughter ...
... 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 ...
... of the Town, where a great .art of the Wall was down, * and rebuilding ; and their Army, which then lay within a Days March of * the Place, was to have attacked us by Land. All this was to have been done * at one and the fame time ; fothat we fhould aftuaily ...
... 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 ...
... confirmed the frid Hufe, and damaged tome others before it was extinguiihc-1. On Saturday about four o'Cl, ck in the Mcrning, a Woman, who hadtaken it Lodging iicar the NI igliye in Moorkids a few Days before, got on ;Le TL p of L Houk and threw herielt ott ...
... Births, Deaths, Manages, IX. Foreign Affaits. X. Regifter of Books. N. B. The Political Debates are in no other Colleaion. Landes: Printed by E. CA Vi t Jun. at S. Gate, and Sold by the Bookfellers of Town and Country; of wham may be had any former Month ...
... South Britain. On Thuriday his Grace the Duke of Richmond and Aubigny kits'd the King's 1-land on his being promoted to the Rflik ot a Brigadier-General in the Army. A N..ble Earl declined accepting Lk Rank of a Lieutenant- General. _ _ . We - cu that five ...
... 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 Hon. Mr. Douglats, who is juft arrived from the Iwpenal Army in Hungary,has prefented his Maiefly with a curious Journal of the memorable TranfaCtitais that happened between both Armies during the Camraign. the Laid Gentleman lets out again early ...
... Warfaw of the ith lialtaiit, chat , mak lung with the Rulban Army toward. the . £sJl , is rettimeti to the Ne:gh , outti .od ot Cioc iin. 1 .s alfo come back with hi- Naomi's. 'T:s ',e Army, by Virtue or the Pe ice, is w tak_ ci Q . rte's i!. Moldavia ...
... Olia, in order to reinforce Sari- lley-Oglou's Party; and th it this has obliged the Porte to fend thither an Army of Men ; lo that the Ottoman Army in liutGary will nt b fo numerous as was imagined at firlt. NB. Sold at the Printing Office in Cl:wean y. ...
... Prifoners taken ii this Aaion, the Tartanan Army confilied of 20,0p0 Mal, commanded by the Sultan of Bialogorod, and that upon Advice of the Defeat of the Detachment he tent over the Nicper, he retired with Eft of his Army above !co Werftes towa , ds Poland, ...