... without further bloodfhed but otherwife, we bare not doubt of the Emperor marching a very confiderable army to fettle the bufmefs once. It may be faid, his army will be difappointed, bin even in this cafe it will require a number of years to reflore a country ...

... Poland is moft excellent. He has lately made preient to the national treafure of half a million, to defray the expence railing army. One million has been offered in loan, without intereft, by the Marlhal of the Diet, and plan is on foot to raife thirteen ...

... againft the deligns of this artful and ambitious woman. We are happy to announce to the public, by the laft account received from Madras, that Goveinor Lord Cornwall was in perfect health, the hea of a fine army feveral hundred miles upon the march in the ...

... when the poll fet off on the 31ft ult. and ms of the pacification were fent the armies, Affinitive Treaty is to be made at Buchareft, and ffi® mean time, the Pruffian army is to kept up. ther accounts mention, that Auftria and Pruffia have mutual gauranteesfor ...

... went board Admiral Barrington's (hip which etiquette being performed, and leave given for his Highnefs going on fhore, he landed at the Dock-yard at three o'clock, and went to the Commifiioner's houfe, afterwards to Admiral Barringtoo's. where fome time ...

... of their tran{ports, with the lofs § twenty men. er urgh, May 4. The Swedith army having tery eed th emielves of a ftrong poit in the Ruffian hay les » Called Karnantky, an army of 10,000 Ruf- a nd 2 uU der the command of the Prince of Anhalt, Ge Reral ...

... made for his gallant little Army. Advice from Charlcftown, South Carolina, fays, that the Indians in Wafhington County commit the moft horrid Depredations and Cruelties. They have fet fire to fcvcral Houfes; and a Woman, who had a fick Hufband, telling ...

... fupported in his opinions at the Congrefs of Reichenbach by his army. However deficient in point of equity and jullice, his claims will not be eafily refilled in the neighbourhood of fuch armies as the following : . ‘he Lower Silefia, four battalions of guards ...

... with ' but under the mediation of the maritime power* and, if the emprefs fhould refufe to make peace this footing, a Pruflian army will probably be employed on her frontiers, to oblige her to it by threatening hoihhttes. The Emprefs of Ruflia certainly great ...

... vifitor in full of both cot and cabin. When the Pitt arrived at Gravefend, an old woman came on board with a balket of gingerbread, See. to fell; the tyger let ihe old woman as cat does a moufe, and having a favourable opportunity, fprang at her, jumped ...

... Prcf dent. Ycfterday Meif, Call and Fordycc, Commiflioners for the Land Revenue, laid before his Majcfty in Council, at St. James’s, fcvcral Plans of different Parts of the Crown Land. Yefterday Lord Hood prefected Captain Cofnn of the Royal Navy to the ...

... Continental war is now more probable than it has hitherto been judged. An augmentation through the Infantry of the Englilh Army has taken place, of a Corporal and 19 men to each Company. Letters from Sweden advife, that the Swedilh navy has loft nearly ...