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... $th lull Prince Henry an Army of 4 000 were Hill at Land(berg on the Frontiers Poland with an Intention not to face the Ruffians but likewife to all their Magazines Neighbourhood of Pofen &c On the 25th ult they had violent Tempeft at Prague during which ...
... fr e ' Ili: et' eo 'it, LONDON , Allied Army continnen ' at I q., Njghhourhood of Gfn-,..:'• ~ fhal 3 roglio at Cairel, with ..R.tglat exteno,-)g iibc to upon the .Border;i 01 the Eieaorate 7 of Hanover. o'nelietdinand had fent a laru.Body of Forces ...
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... 24 1760: few Days all Preparations were made for Landing the Day In the moft violent Storm arofe which prevented Landing and we made Sail for Derry which we have reached that but M not willing to land Troops in the Evening ordered us to be the next Morning ...
... rifing Grounds near Siplitz; by which Situation be unfortunately had abiblute Command of our whole Army. Finding that could by Meant dillodge him, our Army wai under Neceflity of abandoning the Field of Battle it Day-break, and Pait of ft palled the Elbe ...
... Men next Spring from Scania, to rcinforce our Army in Pomerania, f ...
... of the Female and Rifque attends it by much when it is fo A Man ihoold love from Reafon a Woman from Pailion as a Man marries to regulate a ruling Appetite a Woman to indulge it and if that be not her foie Motive (he will never a good Wife If her Views ...
... Letters from Madrid that their Court has granted Leave to French Merchants to convey their Goods by Land to Cadiz provided pay them when imported by Sea--The Land-Carriage to Cadiz from the Port of France is about 600 Miles Laft Wednefday Admirals Bofcavven ...
... prevent the French from affembling another Army on the Rhine, under the Count cif St. Germain, which would have greatly embarrafted Prince Ferdinand, and have obliged him to make confiderable Detachments horn Army to oppote it. If the latter Was intend• ...
... time fince fent ro feveral of the Governors of the Weft Indies, to raife a body of land forces, to be ready to join the fleet and land forces on their arrival from Eng- land, to act in conjunction in attacking Martinico, or fome oilier place. On Friday ...
... ever fince the armies took the field but this, marlhal Rroglio has conftantly evaded, by taking effeduil care to encamp in places where the Britifh horfc could be of no fcrvicc, on account of the rivers, morafles, or woods, with which his army 0 , been for ...
... gallantly till they hid Powder left. Letier fa\s, that the Remains the Army retired Schwcidnitz and that fmce .he Action they have been joined by Men detached from the King's Army. What yet more extraordinary, there are feveral Letters from Breflau, the ...