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... thentic advices of the fitoatlon the two armies, which extend to tb.c 18th of May, fix that of the Pruflians, part in the neighbourhood of Glmut*, and part in march the high road to Brinn ; and the Auftrian army as ready to advance, part to wards Brinn ...
... r MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. CJeneral Evening Post, Dec. 12. PRivate letters fromWefel fay, that the French army is in a very bad condition, and fomc or their beft corps in a manner wholly ruin'd ; their officers fpeak of prince Ferdinand withgreat bitternds ...
... not expeced t 0 make any long refiffance, ° 7. The army of obfcrvation in Wetphalia will confift, when the 6000 Heffians lately landed at Stade have jeined it, of more than 40,000 men ; and the French army in thofe quarters is fo much diminithed by the ...
... Daun, who fees no other Way of preferving his Character, or his Army, but keeping out of the Reach of the Pruffians. o. The lall Letters from Ratifbon, of the 27th pad, fay, that the Army of the Empire was goinv' into Winter-Quarters in the Circle of Franconia ...
... Recruits. A Body of 6000 Men of Prince Henry's Army, is marched to Dippolfwalde, to turns one ?? ofthe Army of the Empire, and cut off its Communication with Freyberg. The Carriage of Provifions to the two Armies is attended with great Difficulties for Want ...
... Trichinopoly, Fune 12, 1752. ¢ J landed at Fort St. David’s the 14th of March lift, and marched at the Head of a Detachment of ours the 17:h, before I had Time ro Land any of my Things. The reafon of my Marching fo foon was to the relief of this Place ...
... I had not fecured another fervice, and was forced to take a lodging ina back ftreet. I had now. got good cloaths. . The. woman who lived in the parret oppofite to mine, was very offi- cious, and offered to take care of my clean it, while Il went_round ...
... Bales of Woollen Goods are fhipptng for the ■I*fe ofthe Hanoverian Army ; and we hear that a very cosifiderablc Train of Artillery will alio loon be lent to Stade for the Uie of the lis id Army. A French Privateer of eighteen Gun, is taken by the Tyger Pri- ...
... facrificing his Life for the publick Good, j thatthe Army and heavy .Artillery were marched in the very Dead of Winter, without Tents and with ?? Horfts, when not only the Enemy, but many in i.is own Army, and perhaps in his Council, thought it impoffible ...
... S. A Military Scheme is on Foot, whicb befidet, adding .50000 Men to the Land forces on the prefer.t Eftablifh- ment, has in View the bringing into the Field, three fiich Armies next Summer, as wiil juftly furprize all Europe, the Court being ultimately ...
... had on board three Corfairs. They advanced within half Cannon -Shot of little Cape, and had mann’d their Boats in order to land : But fohne Grenadiers which were put in Ambulh to receive them, fired upon them with fuch Succefs, that the Boats rowed back ...
... Quarantine, was read a fecond Time, and committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe. On Wednefday the Houfe paffed the Bill for a Land-Tax for the Service of the Year 1753, as alfo the Bill for continuing the Duties upon Salt, and red and white Herrings. They ...