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... be the appointment the Generals their armies If their councilsare not well chofen, every thing will be diftradtion at home ; and their Generals are not judiciocfly feledted, every thing will be difappointment abroad. In his councils he fhould never deliver ...
... To be SOLD, ALL thofc Three CLOSES LAND, lying tosether in the Parilh of Wood-Kirk, Hlackgate-Clofe, and Two Moor-Dolcs, containing by Twenty-one Acrei, or thereabout., Part whereof I eehol . ...
... Fruflians having been taken into Britifh pay, has, it caufed much murmuring in that army; in confequcnce which the 22dofJune, Field Marfhall Moellendorf, commander of the army his Pruflian Majelty on the Rhine, publilhcd the following declaration to the foldiers ...
... Coroner's Inqueft found the caufe of their death to be fuffbcsitior. by a pot of charcoal iv the room, which was clofe. The woman is fince dead. Char lef, ?? Scuth-Caro/iii.i, Od. 12. On Satur- day. Jail,. our Lieutenant-Governor gave his alfer.t to an ...
... The Kihg of Prullia has only made a reduction of 30,000 men of his armies, being all of bis own fubjeftt, whom he fent whom to allill the Farmers to manure and cultivate their land, Sec. But at the fame time the recruiting parties are enliiling all the ...
... which there is advice, that the Pruflian and Auttrian armies in Saxony ace near each other that important news is expefted. On the 27th ult. the Auflrians advanced ainlt the left wing Prince Henry's Army ; but ...
... Archduke Charles arrived at Vienna on the ult. from the army in Italy, which was ftill acting the defenfive in the Tyrol.—The object of his return was fuppofed to be to fettle plan pf operations for the army in Italy. The London Packet fays, that letters are ...
... retreat, his army being feemingly in confufion; upon which the rebels falliea out, and formed as fall as poffible, in order to purfue him; this had the defired effeft; for as foon as he perceived them on their march, he ordered his army to halt, and by ...
... refolved to attack him the next day. Lall Week fix Meilengers landed in ?? Parts upon the Coafl of Norfolk. If the Government would tranfport Men and Families from Germany to America, and give them Lands, of which InsMajefty has Millions of Acresof very good ...
... POST. LONDON, 15. YESTERDAY a mail arrived from Hamjburgii, which biings fome Further particulars the opera rions the hoftile armies on the ] Rhine.—Several fkirmifhes have taken place, ! which the Auft' have, in genera!, been (uccci'sful. The F rcncli, however ...
... different places. General SufTarorT, who bad army of ,15,000 men under his command, foon as he gained the the attacked Turkilh army of 20,000 men and when this courier out, it was reported in tjie grand army, that he had gained a complete victory over ...
... voice, but had not gone far, when they met a travelling man and woman coming out of the wood, with a bundle, whom the men alked, they did not hear the cry of murder the wood to which the woman immediately replied, devililh hufband has been beating me io ...