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... Sept. 8. A courier juft arrived from Finland, has brought the difagreeable intelligence, that our army being attacked on the ift of Septem- be T, both by land and by fea, at Hogsfors, has been sbliged to retreat from Ruiiian Finland to Abborfbrs, after a ...
... fuch expedition, that they arrived on the 25th in Wilhara&orgh Creek, wheie they dilerabaiked the army on the 26th and 27th. On the acth, the allied army marched from TViihamfourgh at break oi day for Yoik-Toevn, and the French corps of 7000 men began ...
... race fill iffiie expedition againft the Turks l le year 171 x ; when the total ruin of army was prevented only a ftrata« ,ntrived b y the Czarina. on 1C Turkifh army furrounded f a s » w defign ftarve into t rC I^er and this they ccrtainly would . clone ...
... what will purchafc; my fon Joe a ?? in the king of England's army. I ihall not come over alone, I promife you, Colonel Burke and above forty officers more here ate determined to return to the land of our fathers. Extraa of a letter from -Dublin, Dee. 28 ...
... is to be the motion for what has been fo long talked; cf, fo long in vain wifhed and wanted, an equal land-tax? This fingle expedient of an equal land-tax would alone be ?? to fupply the deficiencies of the other taxes, and' make fuch an addition to the ...
... Ordered to be engroiled. The Secretary st War prefented accounts of extraordma � ries of tiie army, and the expences of new roads in the High- lands. Ordered to lie en the table. �ë Refolved to go into a commitcee to-morrow, to confider æof ...
... than when lts {W connected with great ir.terelts. A s power of commanding the army >' not vefted in a great or a n of men: confequently, the g o^'1 fft0 eS lone can employ the land and l- 3 f fC e3 as neceflity requires ; but the Jan s are compofed entirely ...
... -. jntir.ualiy ; 'living rroin A!ia, -which are imme- diately march d tc the European frontiers, whe*e two conii- lierable armies will be formed by next lpring, to a-ft as cccafion Jhail require. Letters front. Utrecht, dated Nov. 5. mention, that the ...
... Bth of May, thofe that Were left alive made the land, which was uninhabited ; and now their difficulties were as great as were their diftreffes in the boat : Here they had a large tract of unknown land to travel over, without any fubfiftence but what ...
... the end cf the Back-wynd a woman was (landing with an in- fant in her arms, and a child of about three years of age at her foot ; the cart went over them, and kdled the child on the fpot, the wheel going over iis head. The woman was carried to the Infirmary ...
... the woods, forefts, and land revenues belonging to the Crown, is the only purpofc fct forth in the title ani preamble ; his Majefty's meffage au- thorises no more ; yet th.c bill proceeds to a fale of certain parts of the land revenue belonging to the ...
... Mo. a. rhilCffdpfier. Dr Katierfelto. This morning, a woman was found dead in Crighton-llreet. She appeared to have died in con- fequencc of a deep Wound in the back part of her head Another woman was found dead in Rich- mond-!.reer, this morning. It ...