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... the Royal the Land Tax, Malt Tax, &c. when both' Houfes will adjourn 'till after Chriftmas ' Holidays. Coty of a Letter from Monfieur dr Richelieu till Serene Highno Prince tero6mand of Brairwie, Commander in Chief of the Hanoverian Army. ' S I R, Although ...
... (eighteen Miles from Combs) Iles in four th e of this County, if Bill now and the Woman died on the Spot; the reit are &theft Miles from Wrexham, and from Cutler, Pen a Lands on she Banks of the Rim an d Parkin:nu pain into a Law ; this s Ms; . thiso ...
... dated the ill of September, we learn, that the French Army under the Prince Soubife i march dircftly to Lcipfic, before which Place it if lupofed they will arrive on the 3d. and the fame Day oefore the Army of the Empire will cucamp at Meiningen. They are ...
... oppofinon. A fin all bat tery or two oppofed the landing, which Mr. Howe foon filenccd with his fhips, and the refinance the grenadiers found from the peafants was too trifling be mentioned. The firit landing confided of as many of the foot guards as could ...
... being acculed of Ratlines by fume of our Officers, after our Landing, Gentlemen, rays he, 1 did no more than my Duty, and if the of my Countrymen had but done at much, you bad never landed at Cancalle. Indeed it not without Reafon that he reproached his ...
... Match was lately made by a young Widow there, and one Mary Elliot. a young Woman, to 11war Oats for (even Hours together, which was decided on Saturday let, in favour of the young Woman. a Cumberland Lafs. Numbers of People attended to fee the Performance ...
... POST. Fret, the DAILY and EVENING PAPERS. April Danizick, [the Capital of Regal Pi n!ra, in the Kinsdono of Po. land.] Mardi 29. THE Ruffian Army, which is laid to confilt of above 80,000 Men, is divided into two Columns, which are patiing the Viftula at ...
... King of PrufTn ported in the Neighbourhood of Village called Wclmina, with an Army of about 3j,000 Men, and Marfhal Brown was pctvveen that Place and Lowofitz, with his whole Army, amounting, it is faid, to near 6d,000 Men. The Aftiin, which began at Seven ...
... Credit to a French Commander in the Nabob's Army. The • Frenchman readily fell info the Snare, gave the Fellow the Letter he defired, as well as another, in which he defcribed the State of the Englith Army, and added Come particular verbal Tantetions ...
... having frightened all the P Men are landed. India-Man, homeward-bound, of Tuns, and Gutal.'. which the had taken flame Days beton:. Thu Indianian h • (Ad Women and Children upon the Coati of The light Artillery is to be landed as foon as peffihle. The France ...
... Trance Militia is thought necejfary as ail Army, and one is employed inflead of tie other, more tally for the Defence of r heir own Country the Militia of SwiJJerland is preferable to an Army, and tn Sweden the Army fcarce differs from Militia.-Uiy then fould ...
... the Prince Sou. bizc has joined the Marquis de Conta.les; and that they b* this junrtion the two French Armies, the between Prince Ferdinand’s Army and 'he Corps under the Prince of Yfemburgh is cat off. Bar this Account i, or premature It i» laid that ...