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... the king fent his heavy baggage to Beikerfdorf, through the defiles of Korvalkawitz, and followed the next day with his whole army, marching four columns; The firft column marched by tire way KLoken, and ; The (econd colomn, headed his himfelf, went through ...
... alfo mention, that there were many excellent foreign officers and engineer , in the army, which, the fpung, thev exjievled would better officered than the Eneliih army.” The budget is not be opened by *s of the give out : it will deferred till lord North ...
... Zeit en, having ; tered Poland, ana advanecd within three mi g of Pofen, met with and attacked the vargus - of the Ruflian army, counfifling cf two te: - | ments of dragoons, five of foot, and a The action v | numeroys corps of Coffacks. | very but it ...
... fortified at Pima; and the eleftor of Saxony fly to his regal dominions in Pp« land. The viilorious king was put under the ban of the empire, and the French poured one quarter their armies, as the Rufsians did by another, into Germany. This ferved but to furnifh ...
... i?ood Land Stenrrty, the Intereft to be regularly paid In Dublin. Application made Thomas Card, Eftl, •V ork-fir*ef, and Mr. John Aickio, Bride ftrett, who wild fatisfy the Lender of the Goodnefs the Security ' '. WANTS Place, MaiJ, young Woman, a Protcllant; ...
... General Luckner’s Army forty two battalions ; which from that minimum, would make 21,000 mer. ° men. in the central army, 44 battalions, making 22,000 In the army of the Rhine, 32 battalions, maxing 16,000 men. men. In the Southern army, 50 battalions making ...
... Years 1777 and 17S1, Epochs of the Capitulations of the Armies of Burgovne and Cornwallis, -reprefentcd by the two Serpents. On the other Side is Liberty, emblematically pourtraved by a fine Woman ; and in the Exergue, Lihertas Americana'' Hague, March ...
... the ftairs, atul bid him defend him- The five other men feeing their comrade fall by khaniis woman, were exafperated and attempttunifii up the fbiivs but the woman dill maintain*btr an ,i he foremofl advanced fhe (truck ■* pick quite through his temples; ...
... an Eye Servant; Woman thmough Servant, and a good Spinner. j.;ch can be well recommended may hear of a place by inlying at Mr. Dunn’*, Grocer, Ctpel-lLeet. This Adliiliftment be continued three times only. ANTED a Miller, who under (lands the Management ...
... the Volunteer armies in Ireland. The London Packet of Friday the inft. mentions the num of them reviewed at 50,000, and that as many more remained* who did not or could not attend* shat they amounted ail 100,000 men in their fhoes, army not to be matched ...
... the French army before Luxembourg. He arrived there on the ultimo, at night, a»d on the following day reconnoitred the works. The blockading army is to be Rationed on the Rhine from Worms to Brifac, on its being relieved by divisions of the army of the Mcule ...
... operations, out from hence the 21ft take the comtpaajl pf the army on the I ,ower tine. It’s thoiiglu the fvnpaign wilt open icre in fifteen _ . Dufleldorp, It’s ffiat rtir ince de Soubilc’p army will hie entirely lorm-Iby the lOth o* May, at which tirrtc ...