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... Majefty s army was encamped behind Schatzlar in Kohe-mia near Frontiers His Serene High-nei's the Prince of Bruniwick Liebau Landfliut the Majefty’s rear guard was attacked men 35 farther received His Highnels Prince Henry has retired of whole army His head ...
... paticn of Mr. Edward Stillman ; containing about 180 acres of meadow, paftisre, and arable land. Alfo, a Grirt-Mill, near the fame, with about 7 acres of meadow land adjoining. For furthtr particulars, apply to Mr. Jofeph Smith, attorney at lsw, Bradford ...
... fortune of by rapid in the font hern provinces unat-tempted Generals and Admirals! Let hope army will not deferted and facriflced of Burgoync's army of war or by land or complicated affair of St Lieu now and confirmed by authority records trumpeted the latelt ...
... contained narrative of proceeding the time he to command the army to Saratoga points be dwelt moil on were the peremptory tenor of orders train of artillery he took with him proceeding to Ed ward by land inftead of by water the co-opera-tious he expefted the ...
... rivtr, when it it frozen over. But if that flioultt not be the cafe, the army will be in motion a* early aa pof- fible ; at which tune Gtntral Burgoyne will march with hit army from Canada, which will cut ot all communica- tion between the North and South ...
... Sir |etttry igainlt Martinicn and t.e Havannah; then- is not an invalid nor a im-l • non-tllrctivc n our army; we etpect orders to land the army beyond King'lj Bridgr, and make *ur approach to the city on the rear of the iil.in.l. In which cift Mr. Waihington ...
... our orders of attack, and at eleven the whole army wis in motion. The rel'trve, commanded hy Lord Cornwallis, the firlt brigade of which our irgi- iiirrnt makes a part, and the light infantry of the army, t'.ie whole under the command of Oenrral Clinton ...
... foon after his arrival, was appointed Brigadier-general in the American army. On the i)d of May, a detachment Irom Gen. Par- fon's army in Connecticut crolfed the Sound, and landed near Sage- Harbour on Long-llland, where Gen. Howe bad fixeii a confiderable ...
... inten-rJ' cut oft flu-communication between Pruflia's army and Lieut Gen de VVunfch to prevent The army Hohen-Eihe Waldfchuz Kezelidorlf Drefden Sept 6 Royal Highnefs Prince Henry are dill atNimes The army is fame polition as his head continuing at lauterwafler ...
... Before rile General Gage's whole army landed was left guard The facility with Regulars their landing teems to have encou-faced them march towards Cant-bridge with the of falling the wing pofleilibn of that' important The our army put in motion ' Four thoufind ...
... made his 1 4d another little army of nearly ffaonvmher men his quarters ffled th Landinr miles oil of feat invitation Dunmore h'm number in near the challenge it day marines company foldiers were lent thrm arrived the Landing there rcAing refrefhing their ...