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... 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 ...
... Howe with army proceeded up Bay Baltimore in Maryland on the 16th of Aug without oppofition they had got of feveral large magazines had cut oil' General Wafhington’s communication with Southern whiMtoa it and their defign Philadelphia n is army towards ...
... the bell of his Way to England. He reports, that Lord Cornwallis ■with the Army, by Orders from Gen. Howe, had retreated from the Jerleys to New-York ; that the Rear of the Army, confiding the Guards, under the Command Col. Finch, was attacked by a Body ...
... objedl of improving land in view, but it intends alfo to give fome moral hints, how land may be preferved from mortgages. John Monk, Efq. defire of the board of agriculture l , has undertaken to furvey the county of Leicefter. A poor woman who had travelled ...
... furrender the of Quiberon to the Royalift army. The garrifonof Fort Sans Culotte, formerly called Fort Penthievre, confiding cf 606 men, being fummoned, laid down their arms without attempting any refiilance. The Royalift army is very Prong, and already numbers ...
... CorseSpondent,. on whofe authority we cap rely, informs us, that Gencral Howe did not land the army at but went up Elk River on the oppofite fide of Chefapeak-Bay, and landed at George Town, about feventy miles from Phi- fecure his communitation: when thele ...
... 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 ...
... the roth he had again landed, and de- Rroved ten guns, and brought off fix, ata @ifkance of two miles from the coait; and on the brought off fix more ; and on the 2iit, the day before his Lordthip’s let- ter os dated, he had landed agiin, and brought off ...
... 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 ...
... the molt flatter in* hopes were conceived by the public of our fuccefs iri India from the moment that took the management the army into his own hands. This event has fufticiently the expectation. Yefterday foon after two o'clock a dreadful fire broke out ...
... 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 ...
... ict-irious army on the fame evening, and it not that they will be checked th :ir career, until they reach the mountainous country of Suabia, where, is probable the gallant Ciatrfaic will make his firft ltand. It is, however, to that General Wurmfer's army (till ...