... Fruflians having been taken into Britifh pay, has, it caufed much murmuring in that army; in confequcnce which the 22dofJune, Field Marfhall Moellendorf, commander of the army his Pruflian Majelty on the Rhine, publilhcd the following declaration to the foldiers ...

... from Antwerp. Ihe Duke of York's army has joined that ot Lord Moira ; and both are encamped near Antwerp. This junction took place on Wednefday The armies being now in camp, there is no particular news. The French army has not advanced fince the date of ...

... of the enemy. Since tie arrival of Lord Moira's army, the fears of the few inhabitants remaining are fomewhat abated ; the troops are all landed. Eleven however, were drowned. The greateft part of the army now on the eaft fide leading towards Saas. It was ...

... to join th army upon the Continent. There is every profpect of as fine, early, and plentiful harveft as ever was known in thi country. Some parts of the kingdom woulc be benefited by fhqwers, but Lmcolnlhire Cambndgefhire, Effex, Sec. the land, boti meadow ...

... Holland; that they had, attacked all the the army, and had finally fucceeded in taking poffeflion of Milines (Mechlin). It was generally fuppoled that Fiench would move forward to attack the main body of thv'Britifh army at Conticq and the neighbourhood ; which ...

... French attacked the advanced potts ofthe Allied Army near Ealines : in thefe two attempts, they were fortunately repulfed ; but on the 15th they advanced in greater force, againft the right wing of the army commanded the Hereditary Prince of Orange, and ...

... Netherlands. account is arrived at Saas, of the army under the Earl Moii a having effected a with General Clairfa>t. It was fuppofed they will both fall back on Antwerp, which will te the head-quarters of combined army. We have lately received information that ...

... the French army upon the Rhine, having for feveral days fuccelfively attacked the Prullian army under General Moellendorff, they had at laft defeated him, and forced him to retreat froni the neighbourhood of Kevferflautern, where his army was polled, ...

... and the Prince of Orange is gone with the Dutch army to Holland. The accounts from the Rhine ftate, that on the and inll. the French army, which is faid to have received llrong reinforcements from the army of the Alps, formed a general attack on the whole ...

... force is ordered oblige them to comply. Renaix, July The Duke of York's army ftill remains at this place, though the baggage was fent off on the 27th, and it was fuppofed that the army would loon have followed it. The prefence of his Royal Higlinefs has ...

... the colonial troops, to land within one mile of fort Bizouon, covered by two Hoops of war. 'As foon as the two liiie-of and a frigate, ordered *g2inft this, had iitenced the fire, which they effected in four hours, tne troops landed, .and advanced, through ...

... Camp-Marlhal Mollen- dorf, Commander of the army oi his Pmiiian 'Majefty on the Rhine, publilhed the followi-i** de- claration to the foldierst 'J'hat as there had been circulated in that quarter, and in the army, an un- founded report that the a 'inywas ...