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... lie dept up and a Iked the Child if (he knew Ihe Woman ; the Child faying no, and that the Woman had p,omifed it Cake, when ‘ F»tW* the Servant without further Ceremony* laid hib s *‘ cl s, s (he Woman, and when he had her a* he thought toodeferved, by ...
... that the Pru- flian Army under Count Dohna in Pomerania increafes daily, and that the Ruffians have fuffered feverely in fome Excurfions they endeavoured to make into that Country m June is. The Troops defigned toreinfore our Army m France, under the ...
... from Judah Hays, of the City of New- York, Merchant, on Tuefday the 23d of May, a German Servant Woman, named Dorathy Sifiery.a well-fet middle- fized Woman, about 30 Years old, and fpeaks very bad Englifh : Had on when fhe went away, a ftriped Linfey Jofey ...
... tween them the Dominion of the Sea and Land, the one aim- ing at giving Law on the Continent, while the other rci_ncd fole Lord of the Ocean. Gen. Ev. Pojl. *• ?? write from Caffel, that M. Bagieu, Surgeon-Major ?? Army, having cxprefted great Admiration ...
... fent out of the World in the fame Manner, for « forcibly taking a Hen from a poor Woman. The Curate of •Cancalle hid the Church-Plate under a Grave-Stone. AFrench « Woman who faw him, informed fome Engli_h Soldiers of it, « and thefe did not fail to carry ...
... not been able to affemble an ■* Army fufficient to beat the Ruffians, uniefs the Capacity of ■ his Generals, and the Bravery of his Soldiers fupply the * Want of Numbers. On the other Hand, the King cannot « weaken his Army without expofing Silefia to be ...
... -kilfd 500 of them. ; (i .. Fjjs4s4x ■ ?? ?? i *V Our Landing was one of the boldeft Attempts that ever was. made : General Wolfe; at. th# Head «f fome Companies of Grenadiers .and *Light> Infantry, i landed^in a Bay where! tiierewerrabout ?? Men intrenchJd ...
... there is now no Talk of the French Troops, or removing Mr. de Curfay. IV. E P.— See E 4 . Uairid, Aug. 10. It has been a (landing Ciutom among the Men in Spain to abroad in Bifau, that is, in Cioak with one End of it thrown backwards over the Shoulders ...
... Hiftory or Lucy's > Ruin. A Lieutenant of Foot made his AddrefTes to this young Lady, whiic her Father, who was likeuif'e in the Army, was living. His Behaviour was no lefs agreeable to the Father, than it was to his Daughter; in a Word, both Parents and the ...
... yonpg Gentleman who lately come out of Worcetterfbire, an_, had bought a Commiffion in the Army, and 'tis fappefed he had ?? with him to pay for the fame. The woman of the Houfe wh.-re he lodged is taken into Cufiod v. a«s . De Ha£bz_d escaped. The young ...
... very particular as to the Siege of Cadraque, or Fort-Frontanac, but fhall inform you, That on the 25th Inftant, at Night, we landed, and in- veiled the Fort ; the 26th we mounted two Pieces of Can- non en an Eminence, which we kept conftantly firing on the ...
... of Difficulty and Danger, guard your moft Sacred Perfon, and give Succefs to your righteous Caufe ; protect yeur Fleets and Armies * in the Day of Battle, and difappoint the Erterprizes of thofe who -delight in War : May he prolong that Life which is fo ...