... en, his Imperial Majelty’s brotherin-law. Exclufive of theie armies, there are 20,000 Croats faftained by ten battalions, and twenty iquadrons to form a line in Gallicia. The Prufi{m armies are not lefs formidable. There is one muftering now near Saxony ...

... privates of the rebel army, had been dete@ed in a defign to fcize and carry off the perion of Mr, Waliingten ; CLThr, Feb. 27. 'There is now livins‘n a place called Bodelig, in the parifh of Llanderfel, in the county of Merioneth, a woman tho has kept her ...

... that the debts of America ol- IM{ ammount to near as much as all the lands there wouald 2!l for. The French find a great vent for their bnnd{ to America lor the ufe of the Continental army. Formerly no lels a quantiy than 400,000 p{)om of Britith brandy was ...

... Lnglith Admlres. whefe army had already tacked before the wind by counter march, and was bcmnf on the tail of the French army, by runningin a line, at ten quarter; offing The l'.’r.gli(h Admiral having mect with the King’s army in battle array, and oppuied ...

... upon eligible Securities, and lands, Anauities, and Reverfionary Interefts difpoted of to the belt Advantige; and every Matter of Bulincis wranfalted with the utmoft Seciccy, and all pof- Gble Exped tion. Thofe of landed Property, defirous of raifing ...

... certain m=) dvices from ditefiu, King of Pruffia had broke up his carp, and _in full march at the head of his army tords Bohemia ; and the army of Prince Henry Pruffia was alfo in motion. Hancver, Yuly 3. 'We have accounts from serfburgh, thar upon the ...

... ago, by a woman, who wept biterly. The Emperor demanded the occafion of her tears, when fhe ftrongly reprefented her grief and fears for her two fons who had begn imprefled as foldiers, ** Is that all replied the Emgeror, fimiling ; my good woman think that ...

... f{weet founding mutes: and liau‘xdn, bat their meaning was terrible ; they meant the killing man, woman, and child, burning tieir houfes, and ravaging thels lands, banifhing humanity from the face of the carth, or vendering it fo wretehed that deatht would ...

... of 15 miles his army is compoled of 63,000 infantry, 19,000 Iry, and 2,600 huffar:, &c. The Emperor is petted every moment at lnguc, where General udohn is at prefent, and the Council of War is be removed to that city. - Befides the army in Bohemia, there ...

... committed by the gentlemen of landed eftates, in rejecling every mode of taxation which could be levied on the {ubject at a fmall expence, becaufe it carried the face of taxing themlelves. Ihe immenfe charge of fupplying an army on the other fide the Adantic ...

... a party of our troops Hp“!'flu! the ced polls of the enemy, and, by that means, got ion of the mountain of Poelig. Imperial army has advanced from the Iler to the and, paffing that river near Brandeis, proceeded as Weldrufs, 10 order to prevent the farther ...

... ol betore he was taken Edinhrft vening Courant. ik oid Hoiwe hay iffued & proclamation iv Ame rica, promifing 200 scres of land to every tapaltern officer, and §0 acres to every private 1, who fhall enter into his Majeity's fervice for twp vears, or till ...