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... is now at Gothenburgh. The Duke ot Sundermania takes the Command of his Army in Finland, and Count Wrangel the Command of the Fleet. Field Marfhal Laudohn to be at the Head his Army on the 9th I ftant. It is difpofed in fuch a Manner as very much to embarrafs ...
... other Hand they boaft that the Empire of the Land has l>cen fettled upon the Murtclmen as their Birth. Right, at the Interceffion of the great Prophet. The Exploits of the mighty Jofcpb, and of his numerous Armies arc not calculated to deftroy this Opinion ...
... fending Reinforce- ments to General Lincoln's Army in South-Carolina. Five thoufand Men from Wafhington's Army were to embark early in January at Elk- River, and proceed down to Hampton and Norfolk, to oppofc an Army under General Clinton, which they had Advice ...
... nglifh, and invite them, by particular Exemptions, to fettle in his Dominions. The Hibernian Emprefs of Morocco, uho, poor Woman, is clofelv confined, esprefled fome Time ago __ Wilh to fee her Mother, who it feems lived near Dublin. The Emperor accordingly ...
... Auftrian Government is principally Mili- tary : but hill the Emperor, though he owes his great Coaic-q-icnce in Eorope to his Army, do~s not forget the Refpect he owes to the Civil Department in his Go%*.riinienr, as appears from the following Letter fr ...
... Rent of 15l. - 84l. 9s. for Land-Tax, and 2l. for the Woods to the Vicar. The Land-Tax will be laid proportionably on the several Estates, and the Fee Farm Rent may either be charged upon one Farm, or divided, like the Land-Tax, as shall be agreed upon ...
... little Occasion for the Patriots to aft oflfcnfively the Audrians, whofe Forces are daily diminifhing. No lefs than 300 of the Army at Lou vain the Audrian Service in ona Day. Monday lad, Mifs of T ■ 11, in Yorkfhirc, a young Lady of exqutfite Beauty, with ...
... Europeans; and 13,000 more Troops were foon expecled by Land, through the Northern Circars. In Coafcquence of thefc Arrangements^ it was fuppofcd that Gen. Coote would take the Field, with a great Army, by the Beginning of February. And, as General Goddard ...
... Whole was mtally confemad It appeared upon the Trial that bis Wife and another Woman were ia the Bed-Chamber whan bo fet Fite the Hoofc, tad that ike VHlaaa apprised the Woman of her Dan| ...
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... European Armies, he has applied to the Forming and Difcipline of his own Army upon their Model, and has procured a Number of Renegadoes to aflift him in making his Artillery ferviceable : Since his Defeat, and almoft total Deftru&ion of his Army by. Colonel ...
... and Stable, with r.ve Pieces of Land in the Common Fields, three of whirh are in good Condition for Wheat this Year. The Piemiues wiil be !ett without the Land, if :110ft agreeable to the Tenant. The Premilies and Land are lituated at Ramfdon, i.i the ...