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... van-guard of the army a beat them near Canavaggio, and killed up* wards of too men, among whom wasCapt, * Angelo, one of (heir chiefs. the Beh, . about two o’clock the afternoon. Pao'icame * the head of all his forces to attack the reft aof the army. He had got ...
... James Harding, at Wormwood-Gate in the City of Dublin, and forcibly tearing down an Engine which lie had brought from Eng- land, for managing the Wire, and holding the Leather ufed in making Wool and Flax-Cards, with Exaaneis and Difpatch, which fayed ...
... is faid to have been oecafioned by a young Woman's reading in Bed, who falling afleep, the Candle fet Fire to the Bed* cloaths, and foon fpread over the whole Dwelling : Two Lod* gers in it, viz. a Man and Woman were burnt to Death, antf others are miffing ...
... tent ; and perfuu tor the future can erect a chapel, except with ready money, and then not without the king’s fpecial licence. Land. iuiz. Naples, Oit. 10. A quarantine of fourteen days is laid upon all flop, coming from the Levant. Lsr.d. j. F'cren.-r, 0 ...
... being countermanced. ?? It is reported that a ndble Eai.. w ill fhortly refign his great Office. Wb. Ev. Poft. 4. We hear the Land-Tax \ ill be continued for fome Time longer at Four Shillings in the Pound, , n d not be reduced next Seifion, as imagined ...
... the Rt.Hon. Mr. Secre- tary Pitt, of the 12th and 13th frUUnt; >vhich give an Account, that on the Bth they had attempteS to land part of the Troops under General Hodgf n's Command at Lomaria Bay, but that it had been thought proper to defift from that ...
... Wryfthe CompaTy Zrl S pleafed with the Woman's Behaviour, *s fee War* iK2 Jpf ightly and engaging in Convention, but fung and played on thT bTJhff: ZZw*â¢- ? y ? C fc P tion S*â¢> fhe £ fuppofed to be the fame Woman who ha*, for near two Years paft, obtiineJ ...
... prefent Embar.affmeot. * Oar Court are well informed that he is augmenting his Forces *- by Sea and Land, and that he is endeavourng to gain Eng- * land to favour his De%n againft the Auftrian Claims in Italy. « This Affair gives the mere Vexation and ...
... Defertion, and for better Payment of the Army and their Quarters. The Bill for better regulating his Majefty's Marine Forces When on Shore. The Bill to rectify Miftakes in the Names of the Commiflicners ap- pointed bv the Land-Tax A&, of the laft and prefent Seffions ...
... Efti; landed at Dover from Dan tiers, , , , , , jo. Wbiteial, Dec. 5. The King has been to grant unto George Cooke and Thomas Tewnfltend the Younger, Efqrs. the Office of Receiver and Paymafter-General of all his Majcfty’s Guards, Garrifons, and Land Forces ...
... of the Army, it is ordered, that fuch reduced Officers ana private Soldiers who have ferved in North America during the late War, and are, or Jhall be difbandedin America, Jhall be granted, without fee or Reward, the following Quantities of Lands, Jubjeel ...
... Service to the Community. Lond. Ev. Poft. 8. On Tuefday Evening/ and Yefterday Morning, Gee. Elliott's Regiment of light Horfe landed at Greenwich and Deptford. 9. On Monday General Sandford arrived in Town from Portugal, and has brought over feveral fine ...