... at Midfurnmer next. And four Acres of Freehold Land (with a very good Bain thereon, in good Repair) and an extenave fruitful Garden taken out of the fame, lying and being in a certain Piece or Parcel of Land near the Wind Mill, in the .Parilh of Wal all ...

... part of his army. The Archduke advanced towards him on the 25th, when General Jourdan attacked the Auftrians. His left wing was at firft fuccefsful ; but his centre and right having been defeated, he was obliged to retreat with his whole army in great diforder ...

... e ther. The Troop i we have to contend with, are, t Soubd - e's Army, (who is Bill at Paris) the s Army of the .ttn'Pire, and a l arge , Body of - lens. We are between t u eM and the Army of Marthal Contades, from whom they a n tt reteiy e no Succour. ...

... join our Army. ' , it's, (France) April 29., It is certain that the Emprefs b e en has acceded to the Family Compad : This Step is the Confequence of the Defeetion of Ruffle, and her with Pruffia and England. (France) April 30. As foon as -the Army, ad.0 ...

... Provincial Army, was difcovered in carrying on a Correfpondence with the King's Troops. He was one of the Committee of Safety, and a Member of the Provincial Congrefs at Bolton, and correfponded with a General Officer in General Gage's Army in Cyphers ...

... to Gibral'tar-by Sea, while an Army blocks it up by Land : There Letters add, that by forne it ..::s pri , tended that the French - Fleet would attempt a Descent in Scotland, whiiii. a Spanilli - Fle-et attemred to Land Forces in Ireland ; and if.either ...

... feveral Lodgers, five of whom were killed, viz. a Man, a Woman with Child, and three Children. Several others were much broifed. and carried to St, Bartho. lomew’s Hofpital, among whom was a poor Woman dog out of the Ruins, who had a yovog Child at the Brealt ...

... fecured in fome public buildings in the Tower, till the duties fhall be paid, and that Tower Wharf Will be the only quay for landing the fame; it being found by experience that the revenue has been much injured by bringing it to different places, and afterwards ...

... the-kingdom, heads an army againft the country, sr does not oppofe fuch a one, he fhall be held to have abdicated the throne, and tried. The King is to be held a minor until the age of eighteen, his next relation (aged zS) not a woman, is in fuch cafe to ...

... Canton of Lucerne, and part of the Canton of. Berne: As to General Lacourbe, who commands the left wing of the army, ridiculoully ftiled, the army of the Danube, the difpatches of Maffena leave him fighting againft the Comte de Bellegarde in the Glaciers ...

... Advice that the Hanoverians and Hellions were in Motion, all the Officers of Martha' Richelieu's Army who had returned to Paris, were ordered to go back to that Army. Upon the Wolfenbuttle Troops receiving Orders to pcpare to march, the Officers exculed themfelves ...

... Bridgnorth, and adjoining to each other, viz. A Meffuage, Farm, and Lands in the of Thomas Tedaill, at the vearly Rent of .4_l) 1.. A Meituage and Garden, and a Piece of Mea low Land thereunto adjoining, lett to Francis Watd, 10r,7 I. a Year, a Mlifilag•e ...