... TO EE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC T, THE RE\ ERSION i.i FEE cxp«.tt-uit up* thedv- ceafe ..I .1 v.iiow Woman, aged abjitt 64, of and t'i three feveral Ficelwl-J ?? Dweliing-Iljufc>, ?? Tcmmei.t-., tit..arc and bein- in Tid -f-.vell, in the County of Detby ...

... place in the Armies on the banks of the Rhine, in confequence oi an Aneteofthe Dircc-ory. The Army of Mentz isfupprelTed, and is replaced by three other great armies, which wait only for orders to march. The operations of thefe three armies ate under the ...

... Pruffian Refident having hindred the Magiftrates of Dantzick from fuffering Proviiions and Stores to be landed there for the Ufe of the Ruffian Army, the Czarina hath refolved to ask them again, with a Promife to bear them harmlefs ; but if they ftill ...

... long Time ; at length they came and delivered up the Prifoners, &c. and gave to his Majefty, and his SucceiTors for ever, the Land on both Sides the Streights to Lake Erie ( or Carrying Place ) 4 Miles en each Side, and Liberty of a Poft on the North Side ...

... Siege to Gibraltar by Sea, while an Army blocks ie up by Land. Thefe Letters add, that by j fome it was pretended that the French Fleet Would attempt a Defcent in Scotland, whilft a Spanilh Fleet attempted to land Forces in Ireland ; and if either fucceeded ...

... ofthe itth Inftant, bring Advice, that they had an Account thatthe Great General of the Crown, Count Branicki, with the Crown Army under his Command, is marching towards the Frontiers of Turky, and Count Ponia- towski, with 5000 Men, was following them at ...

... June 9. 3^* HK laft Advices from ti.e Danube, £*_( _ brought here to the Ruffian Minif- •gW **• \fa> ter by a Courier from the Army SF*^ of the Field Mar lhall Count de b Romanzovv, fay, that fince Hofti- lities have begun again, the Ruffians have conftantly ...

... that there is arrived there in a Ship, lately come from America, an Indian Woman, above a 1 Years old, taken ac Lake Cham- plain, that for iine Features and Shape, few in Eng- land can equal her. She is very curious in Painting, and is coniigned to an Officer's ...

... i™n th it which that officer had in-. Je, who wifhed that the whole army fhould march be- yon J Landau on the 17th of M.ty. My morality is attacked. It. is found out that I have a 'woman for ray Aid de Camp. • Without pretend- h\f, to be a ]ofcph, I know ...

... moleftation from the allied armies. Our correfpondents are confident that fome im- portant negociation is on foot between France and Pruffia, let it terminate how it may. — Eng. Chron. . Very confiderable fums of money, from Hol- land and Antwerp, found their ...

... LONDON, Nov. 7. A Privy Council was held Yeiterdny at St. James's. Yellerday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of* Cumber- land received the Sacrament at St. Martin's Church, to qualify himfelf, he being appointed Captain of his Ma- jelty's Ship Venus. On Saturday ...

... Mem- ber of Parliament for Newport in the Ifle of Wight, in the room of Ralph Jennifon, Efq; deceafed. On Thurfday Morning a Woman was found hang- ing in an old uninhabited Houfe at Stratford, and a little Girl about two Years and a Half old crying by her ...