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... contained narrative of proceeding the time he to command the army to Saratoga points be dwelt moil on were the peremptory tenor of orders train of artillery he took with him proceeding to Ed ward by land inftead of by water the co-opera-tious he expefted the ...
... bvCominiilion, to die foi- t ...
... Croats and 000 recruits, principally in waggons, are on ilitir way to ihc army of Generals Naiiendorl and Latour. Great reinforcement* are like will- fending to the Auftrian army in the Tyrol. The tailors ('.irnilh ihe uniforms gratis. The King of N iples ...
... for fome Days with the Gout ⢠but he is now fo well recovered as to go Abroad. It is repotted that the Right Hon. Lord Hol- land will fhortly ref.gn the Place of Pay.Milter- General. Lad Week the Dukes of Newcaftle, Devonfhire, &c. dined with the Right ...
... fepa-rate ahd all communica ion the they have landed mu cut off Our Fldet in the mean time may intercept their convoys and block the harbour they'have their fo a time their muff perilh It i not that they debark army continually fupplied and protected otherwife ...
... England in 1712, and was employed agaiiill the rebels in 171 c. and 1 74 ;. ? Aged no years, Catherine Cully, a poor woman of Doonanc in Ire- land : (he ..walked three miles trie day before her death. ? -Aged 61, the Rev. Win. Bell Barker, rector of FiolTenden ...
... barbarous Murder was committed there: A Man being mariied to a Woman, who was before courted by another Man, the latter was detet mined to revenge the Inlult (as he thought) put upon him by th* Woman ; in order to do which, he and two of his Companions planted ...
... ministry it never effefled under an «a pence to the public of fitly thoufand pound*. It is laid that no fuperior poll* in the army will, for the future, be difpofed of or exchanged, without tbe confent and approbation of bit Majefty. We are credibly inform'd ...
... rivtr, when it it frozen over. But if that flioultt not be the cafe, the army will be in motion a* early aa pof- fible ; at which tune Gtntral Burgoyne will march with hit army from Canada, which will cut ot all communica- tion between the North and South ...
... througli certain lands tenements in the faid Bedminfter into the turnpike-road from to Long-Afhton in the county to and in Long Afhton into common highway leiding from Rownham-FeTry to aforefaid turnpike-road and another through certain lands tenements in ...
... Sir |etttry igainlt Martinicn and t.e Havannah; then- is not an invalid nor a im-l • non-tllrctivc n our army; we etpect orders to land the army beyond King'lj Bridgr, and make *ur approach to the city on the rear of the iil.in.l. In which cift Mr. Waihington ...
... twenty pounds a-piece. •'cducfilu* two men ami .1 woman wne apprc- fctiic . ■' at' W rit heller, on ?? of being fpics. A man, 'vho appears to be the principal agent in 'Oe hufititpi, te'.apcd. The woman tound means 'litre y linr.c papers. They arc l-'rcnch ...