... enemy's works ; and> taking a long circuitous courfe through thejungle, wereordered to fall upon the rear of Colengoody. The light infantry of the 7zd, with the two companies the Trechinopoly regiment, under Cap*' Read, puflied diredtly for the bank 1(1 front ...

... diftinguifhed by white «ags, with their arms painted upon them. The Pre- udeat was preceded by the independent companies of light infantry, fufiliers, artillery, and cadets, Underthe command of Colonel Bradford, with bands of inufic, Sec. Sec. and was followed ...

... The regiment of Karairaai ta* received order* march in three diviuon* the frontier* of Poland, and trill be followed by the light boric. BaU», On, 14. ThcTc was fung in all the churcfae*, ' but Court it was ding twice, account or the.happy recovery of the ...

... and pioceedtd to the of the Earl A Squadron Hone wav immediately thither, and attended his Excellency to this City. Tiie infantry of the paiiifon lined toe Streets through which his Excellency palled on his Wry to the Cartlt, and upon his Arrival there ...

... Obfervation forming on the frontiers of Poland in Galicia, the Emperor, confifts provifionally of eleven battalions of Hungarian Infantry, and twenty-tfour divifions of Cavalry, part of which have already marched the way Karfchau and Aperies they are commanded ...

... battalions of Hungarian infantry, and of twenty-four divifions of cavalry, part of which are now on the march ; they arc commanded by Count Wcnccflas Collcrcdo, with two Lieutenant Generals under him. The two regiments of light horfe, which are in Bohemia ...

... der the order of Field-Mai fli.il Laudohn ; the A.ilic Council of War having given orders to augment aU the regiments of infantry thar are in Bohemia and Moravia with cnc battalion : thole of cavalry will be equally .V.:„-rnc:.tca v/iin .1 ?? yi ion ...

... Dame afterwards conducted by the executioner a cart the Place de Greve, with his head and feet naked, holding ids hand a lighted flambeau of two pounds weight, and clothed a linen frock covered with.brimftone, having label on his breafl and his back with ...

... pi tfent. It is propofed in the treaty of defenfive alliance be- tween Pruffia and Poland, that the former fhali furnifh infantry in proportion to the cavalry ofthe latter. Pruffia requires from the Republic the proprietorfhip of the dominions ofthe cities ...

... O'rmaoy, fbe nt of o*r manufailurers, and ir. violation the law* of their country. Sir George Howard exptGed to'hrow in-etefiing light fhortly thi* imi orr.uu ijn f*i lad letters ftom Bit-ffi.! , are full of nothing bnt eonfuGen, pillage and n.orthrr.— t- Imu'es ...

... Cufi ; a 11-ht Surtout Coat over, with an Orange Colour Waiftcoat ftnped with Leather Breetbcs had with him to work in,* a light Brown Waiftcoat with Sleeves. 0 . Whoever hatbjurs the faid Apprentice, after this public Notice, fhall profecut as the Law ...

... pafs of Kilticranky. * A late biftorian, Mr Whitaker, hath given the public fome new lights the hiftory of Mary; and thrown the guilt on Elil'abeth. a military light, this entrance into the Highlands has, at all times, confidered as a very formidable ...