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... Comiaraf.i'.ers in Chief by fca and land, each 5750 1 . . L. 11,500 To the Flag and General Officers, . 3500 To the Captains of the Navy and Field Of- ficers, . . 14,000 To the Lieutenants of the Navy, Captains of the Army and Marines, each 49 1. 12 s. iod ...
... Sept. 8. A courier juft arrived from Finland, has brought the difagreeable intelligence, that our army being attacked on the ift of Septem- be T, both by land and by fea, at Hogsfors, has been sbliged to retreat from Ruiiian Finland to Abborfbrs, after a ...
... Recruits. A Body of 6000 Men of Prince Henry's Army, is marched to Dippolfwalde, to turns one ?? ofthe Army of the Empire, and cut off its Communication with Freyberg. The Carriage of Provifions to the two Armies is attended with great Difficulties for Want ...
... I had not fecured another fervice, and was forced to take a lodging ina back ftreet. I had now. got good cloaths. . The. woman who lived in the parret oppofite to mine, was very offi- cious, and offered to take care of my clean it, while Il went_round ...
... Bales of Woollen Goods are fhipptng for the ■I*fe ofthe Hanoverian Army ; and we hear that a very cosifiderablc Train of Artillery will alio loon be lent to Stade for the Uie of the lis id Army. A French Privateer of eighteen Gun, is taken by the Tyger Pri- ...
... anticipating victories which never obtained, or tried to obtain ; now calling his armies, the Armies of the Ocean, the Army of England, the Army of Ireland, life, armies which he never led and' the only place where rS have dared to lead them ...
... vifeed the French army of the North, we can alfure our countrymen, that it is in a flate of great diftrefs, from the want t.f every ?? of life. The common allowance is cne pound .-.f breai per day for a man, and half a pound for a woman, which they are ...
... LONDON, July 3. Mr Sylvefter, one of his Mjj city's MeiTengers, is juft arrived at Whitehall, with difpatches from tbe Biitiih army on the Continent, containing the im- portant intelligence of Peace being about to be concluded between the Electorate ok Hanotek ...
... arrived from Mi.ford with advice that two large French men of war and a frigate had appeared off tliere but Tiiefd; >y, and landed about three miles below tbat place, wiib an intent, as is fuppofed, to take off fome live cattle, but luckily there were r ...
... is an accounr, that he Ruffian grand army had a de- figii to take up their wimerquarters in G.eatPoland, butbeing|made fenlible by :he inhabitants, thar it was impoifible for them to fupply fuch a' nume- rous army with provifions and forage during the ...
... fuch expedition, that they arrived on the 25th in Wilhara&orgh Creek, wheie they dilerabaiked the army on the 26th and 27th. On the acth, the allied army marched from TViihamfourgh at break oi day for Yoik-Toevn, and the French corps of 7000 men began ...
... facrificing his Life for the publick Good, j thatthe Army and heavy .Artillery were marched in the very Dead of Winter, without Tents and with ?? Horfts, when not only the Enemy, but many in i.is own Army, and perhaps in his Council, thought it impoffible ...