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... this city on Sunday fe'nnight,'during the time divine the afternoon While Sarah Hope, a poor woman who lives in the Ciolsgun entry, was at church, a man and woman, who went the name of Richard and Morris, and faid they came from Of'wcltiy, and who had lodged ...
... at the encreafe in the army. We have loft thirteen colonies, Minorca and other places, where number of forces were employed and Imcc the event of the laft unfortunate war, and our feveral lofles, we are now encreafing our army elhblilhment—and our expenditure ...
... broke out the houfe a Mr. Bull, a tallow chandler, Gerard-ftreet, Soho ; fervant maid had fat up for her matter, a Major in the army, who lodged on the firft floor but grown impatient for his return, flie retired to bed in the garret* in the next room to that ...
... as»irs appears to havabeen made on the idth or by Auftrians, who have been defeated. The army of -the Prince of Conde was engaged in the laft affair. > The army of the Rhine has alfo been victorious over the Elt&oral troops and the- peaianti,, who 3 * ...
... accounts of the return the Brit if/, army. The tranfports with the troops on board returned from the Continent that entered the port of shields, eturned and failed for Sunde d, the pi ice o f their dellination, where were landed on Sunday ie'nnight, about fifteen ...
... Lower Suabia.' Prince Frederick of Orange has affumed the command of the Ijnperial army in Italy, compoftd men. General foubert, commander in chief of the French army in that country,! has alfo entered upon his functions* and has ordered all the Auftrian ...
... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 177. Dumourier is {till at Mons; his army is now increafed Jooo men, with which, and a detachment of the Au- rian army, he is entrufted to act by the allies, under 1¢ controul of their plan of general operations. An infurreétion ...
... the rcaTons why the chief the army has been given Prince Ferdinand of* Wirtemberg, who is peculiarly interested to defend the dominions of his brother. Prince Frederick of Orange has adorned the comnuiHl of the Imperial army in Italy, competed of 120>coo ...
... MARAT. Advices were reccived in town yefterday morning from Paris, of the murder ef this molt extraordinary by the hand of a woman. It took place oa Sun day the 14th the particulars are nearly as follow: On the Thurfday preceding his death, a @emin of appearance ...
... af.d pafiure land, jfituate near that place, and belonging to llow| land Burdoh, Efq. M. P: has lately been let to a refpedtable tenant for fix years. The conditions of letting this firm are well worth the and imitation of owners of lands adjoiningpopulous ...
... which he had been long afHifted. 1 A large body cmigrantSi confifting chiefly of thofe attached to Lord Moira*s army, are to attempt to land Upon the coaft of Brittany. Sir John Borlafe Warfcen to command the expedition.. It is fuppofed that feveral British ...
... peace * our diflentiont their glory rifes—The vicet of their enemiet are the negative virtuet of the Roman army —If that may be called an army which is no better than a motley crew of various nations, held together by futcefs, and ready to crumble in ...