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... the toth irtllant fay, that they had an account from their armies in Germany, that their troops deferred in great numbers, efpecially the foreignersin theirfervice, pccafroned by the Allied army being fo near them ; and that provilions and other necelFaries ...
... over, it raid fercial Engliib and Irilh Peers will be ci We hear, that upon the firft certain adv’ of her imjefty’a landing in any part land, hia royal the duke of York ' fet out to meet her in hia new equipage, tended by « numerous tram of the oobiluy, ...
... 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 ...
... gentlemen who lhall be there prefent, that their behaviour, and that of ihe .militia of the county, at the lime of the late landing of the French at Carrickfergus, was highly acceptable to me, and exceeding honourable; and that I lhall on return into the ...
... Zeit en, having ; tered Poland, ana advanecd within three mi g of Pofen, met with and attacked the vargus - of the Ruflian army, counfifling cf two te: - | ments of dragoons, five of foot, and a The action v | numeroys corps of Coffacks. | very but it ...
... operations, out from hence the 21ft take the comtpaajl pf the army on the I ,ower tine. It’s thoiiglu the fvnpaign wilt open icre in fifteen _ . Dufleldorp, It’s ffiat rtir ince de Soubilc’p army will hie entirely lorm-Iby the lOth o* May, at which tirrtc ...
... command of an army. The Coffacks and other Ruffian irregulars have been roughly handled by the Pruflians, that they are retired with great precipitation'.into Poland., The new Trams of artillery, drawn bdt for the Service of the Prulftan army in the next ...
... order that diriflotf of the confederate army map be behind their rear, and cut off their fetreal: If thia (Iratagem can be e(lifted, It will be efteemed of more advantage than a vitlory. becaufe the whole Spanifli army will then be necelfitateil to furrendered ...
... Soubifc, notwithhapding they had received large reinforcement ftom the army of the Prince dc* Crtnrte. fill lay cooped between two tiveri, being almoit ftirrbunded Prince Ferdiaand’a army, which had cut olf fo«ne their principal communication* to preferve ...
... he then w i hout anv proper itafon, h conttmft > mr, and publ'ckly declares himftif in favour of woman who has found enough to with him net with (landing (he is lenfible of hi* Lawful flarr. age:-- Nothing but thtfe, and various utner afls of cruelty ...
... tells us, that in confequence of the refolution lately taken to pulh the war chiefly if not wholly by land, the court propofes to augment their army m Germany to 200,000 men; 140,000 under Marlhal Broglio, and 60,000 on the Lower Rhine under the Marquis ...
... the 26th, to MONDAY oSober the 29th,. 1764* power to fpeak a word and while they were thus abforbed in amaxemtnt, another woman entered the room in like manner. Juft at this time the maid came down from warming the bed, and though greatly fnrprized at ...