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... glorious Viaory over the combined Armies of Ruia and Polaris, pear Kotterfdoiff, and had taken Pieces of Cannon. The Particulars of the Adios are bonny ezpetsd. General Seidlits cootinued in Purfuit of the rested Army when the above News was difpatched ...
... that a Trais of Field Artillery, and all other Requifites for the Army, were in Readinefs, fo that his Pruffian Majefty, upon his Arrival, would be able to meet the French and the Army of the Empire in an open Country, where, if they fhould happen to ...
... Bodies of the French were (wounded by the Allied Army: Which Report, all thofe who had any Conneelions with the different Bodies of that Army, then knew to be falfe. The King of Pruffi 01a has •• ”: an Army of upwards o f a fine Troops; for in a I •. I. ...
... Acres, in late in the Occupition ot Mr. Jar. Cutlets, diceafed.—Alfo another Meffuage, Yard, Garden and two Acres of Meadow Land, in Wye, in the Occupation of Mrs. Mary Petman. N. B. MI the Premifes are in very good Repair.—For further Particulars inquire ...
... Body of Troops of the Elettorate of Hanover have already received Orders to hold themfelves in readinefs to join the Pruffian Army, when thereto requied by that Monarch. One Reafon, among many others, given for fending for the Ranoverians and Heffians is ...
... Behaviour was apparently penitential ; the Woman's Face was covered all the Way to and at the Place of Execution. The Mob, who generally tole the Seale of the Crime in its Punithment, in refra to this Woman, afted the contrary Part; for inftead of Pity ...
... Forces landed.—By the Information of the Defends Cherburg is in no Pofition of Defence by Land, fo we expeCt to take it loon, and at a !mall Expence. The Richmond was the Ship firft ordered to anchor near th • Shore to Cover the Men in their landing, which ...
... Report. On the 7th Ina, was married at Preftbury, in Cheihire, a aged Eighty, to a Woman of Twenty-two. On the Sib was married at Pram, in Lencathire, a Mao aged so, to a Woman of Twenty. Mahon, May as. Every Thing here is in the greateft Tranquillity. The ...
... . Prince Fe:din:nes Head Zarters near Rhinhrik. June tT. 1 Sir Hawke is much better. We expect the Ramilliel the Allied Army is fepsrated from that of the Enemy by Pint,: to fail very loon to join Lord Adair, tho' Adm. Hawke's Flag is Hedges, Hullo ...
... of Count Dobna, and Part of the Ruffian Army, and that the latter is defeated. This Morning an Expels arrived with an Account that all the Englifh Troops, except the Scotch Greys, bad joined Prince Ferdlnand's Army. The Report which has prevailed for fome ...
... Point of Force, than they are likely to be at any Time in the Summer, as • the Ftench are making vaA Levies to ',income their Armies in Gerniany. People who pretend to know every Thing, account for this InaBivity by imputing it to the Treaties that are on ...
... at Sersleon. _ Yefterday as a Man and a Woman were in a Boat, failing down the River, over sgaintt Dick's -Shore, Limehoufe, by the mifmanagement of the Sail in a fudden Gull of Wind the Boat : The Man and Woman were drowned, but the Waterman's Lad wee ...