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... accounts from the army of the 13th, the head-quarters of Prince Ferdinand being then at WolfFerlhaulen. The Fuida became unfordable by a fudden rain, which fwelled that river too much to venture the ttoops acrofs it. His Majelty's army gained advantages ...
... 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 ...
... mull takem * We hew that l>f. Afiafiro»g it appointed fhvficUd (/(ftcial the Army that i» in Germany, and will foon' f« out with General Officers, who we gpiug over to join the Army under ferine® o/*BfinAvsck» Monday lall and Vcllcrday Lords of Amamai fat ...
... 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 ...
... manufactory is nd\* eftablilhingat Port-Royal in Jamaica. Sunday laft two men and a woman came to the houfe of the Right. Hon. the Marquis of Carnarvon at SouthgaW, and the woman prefenting a letter to the feryants, direfted to the Marquis, and not giving a ...
... with about 1400 board, loooof whom have already taken the Road to Padcrborn by Way Bremen. ii to be the Place Arms for that Army, and the magazines there both of provifions forage, which arc prodigious, are daily fupplymg with Stock, by means of the Wefcr ...
... PafTengcrs, on (horc. In their Landing, ope of the Soldier’s Wives miffing her Hold, fell into the Water and was drowned, and her Fab drew along with her a Sailor, whofc Hand ilic had hold on, who likewife the fame Fate. The Woman, it ii faid, had above hundred ...
... is likely to occafion o rc it'lbarraffment. Fifteen Battalion s and ten Squadrons n e ,red to return immediately from our Army in Ger Many. 'th e Corps will remain there till after the Conclufion ennitve Treaty of Peace. of a another Letter from Paris ...
... of Aberdeen, the of three and four * Afternoon, THE Lands of Miln-Tiends and Pertinents thrr.of, lying in the Parifh of O deer, at d County of Banff; the yearly free Rent of which is 1. fieri. The Lands are extraordinary gcdd-Ground, and well accorwncdated ...
... Thou art the Shepherd &c Every was on feeing young Woman in one the Pews in an Pofture Several Perfons her ftr&ck beat others down fuch Difturbance followed that the Service ppftpoped and the young Woman appearing to be lunatick flie carried Home o n n ...
... there four 0 ,Re.girnents, one . of Horfe, and three of Foot, who fet , the Army under Lord Granby. 4 QuE, k Holland) June 12. According to the left Letters 0 . , t , Allied Army, Prince Ferdinand bad his Head Q.har-8 °lt the 7th at Wavern Cattle. It is ...
... with Speed, to gl on a grand Expedition. I ! is laid an Attempt will loon be made upon Brea with a power. 1u Fleet and 3oeco Land Forces. According to tome Advice. from Germany, the King of tripatrd a large Reinforcement of Troops on Chriitmal-Day lift ...