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... font land forces, and three or four (hips of the line, cooperate with the allied of troops England and bp.un it Toulon ; and Portugal, being called upon the Com t of Madrid, in virtue of treaties between them, has fent an armament «if her bed land forces ...
... bvCominiilion, to die foi- t ...
... Croats and 000 recruits, principally in waggons, are on ilitir way to ihc army of Generals Naiiendorl and Latour. Great reinforcement* are like will- fending to the Auftrian army in the Tyrol. The tailors ('.irnilh ihe uniforms gratis. The King of N iples ...
... to newly territories flareiih uid jain army— Hungary’s on atLinbled will view to attack King piomit' in army is in known hell by no quarrel rid interefted prevent duel Clift St Manchefter Holme years to tie woman's makes fattier uncle Mr Mifs St Thomas— ...
... immediate aftiori French and Auf-trian armies accounts add army amounting 8ooco men moft artillery Brabant on 6th in feven columns that he him-(elf with main body near Mons that conflant cannonading heard but nothing known armies of the de Clairfait the Duke of ...
... miles Chriftchurcn and Four the Sea Shore, with offices, Gardens, and four acrcs 1 of land adjoining.—lf moie agreeable twenty acres more of arable and palture land will foid with the above. j For further particulars apply Mr, ice, Solicitor, Ring. Hants ...
... There were only a man and woman ip the time, Mr'. Aubrey being upon* a a neigh, friend's,-bat intended ftecping at home that night} ami had given for fire in his bed-chataher, which was lighted-- about ten o'clock; and the woman going up dairy foon after ...
... fepa-rate ahd all communica ion the they have landed mu cut off Our Fldet in the mean time may intercept their convoys and block the harbour they'have their fo a time their muff perilh It i not that they debark army continually fupplied and protected otherwife ...
... other advices brought the mail refpechng the Gtuation of the armies on the Rhine, unfold the plan the Auftrians. and prepare for thofc fortunate which were announced In our la(l paper. army of the Archduke Charles being able cvofs the Rhine the bridge ...
... England in 1712, and was employed agaiiill the rebels in 171 c. and 1 74 ;. ? Aged no years, Catherine Cully, a poor woman of Doonanc in Ire- land : (he ..walked three miles trie day before her death. ? -Aged 61, the Rev. Win. Bell Barker, rector of FiolTenden ...
... on the main body of army waggon-drivers increafed the terror by being the firft to the alarm The confufion fuch that 500 men might eafily routed the half of army— In while the Genera) being informed of this event went out the army found the cavalry in ...
... o’clock s'oLD George Ira ternoon to eBHOLD ficotc ta k °f of EM ENT the Drn naftore land at diftance “ 8(OME uneafinefs has prevailed here to the fituation of the armies of which we had received no intelligence for two days till the National Convention ...