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... Private Letters from Dantzic advife, that the Ruffians have lately carried the Fort of Hackcl- burg and the Poft of Gottes-Engel ; that they vific all Ships that attempt to come up to the Town, as likewife all thofe that happen to an- chor in the Road ...
... Reafon to fear that the Neigh- bourhood of any other Prince, woflld be prejudicial to it. . . Vienna, -t ift. ?? The Count d'Engel, who went to Lintz, to' make his Submiffion and Homage to the Eleftor of Bavaria,butr came too late, fo that _iis-Eftate,w;as ...
... the Songs and Node of Jewijh Feaftings -, yet is he to keep hh Eye always looking towards the Religion of old England, or Engel Land ; fo called for its being once ef- teemed to be a Land of Angels. But to every Freeholder of the Land I humbly and earneftly ...
... by the Enemy for its Security, gave us Profpcd of Succcfs. We then detached Huflars upon our Left to Haffel, and Lieutenant Engel with ten Men for the Van. Lieutenant Luckncr pafied the Wefer with 50 more, in order to cover our Right. The Battalion of Oberg’s ...
... who particularly diftinguilbed thcmfelves, were, M. de Motte, who has afled with great Prutjencc and Courage. Licutenaut Engel commanded the Attack on the Left Side of the River, ana did alone, by his well-judged Conduit, fisuthe Enemy's whole Atccntiqn ...
... Captain Engel wa-ched the * VPCaflel, and Capitin-lieutenant Sanders that theUyme . tain Kamp.'u attacked and ruined the reft, and Welt Uffein, and MeifTen, where loft one Man He bok! abo.K empty Waggons, and Ham-ft.ung above foe Ho.^ Captain Engel broke ...
... Captain Engel wa-ched the * VPCaflel, and Capitin-lieutenant Sanders that theUyme . tain Kamp.'u attacked and ruined the reft, and Welt Uffein, and MeifTen, where loft one Man He b«ok! abo.K empty Waggons, and Ham-ft.ung above foe Ho.^ Captain Engel broke ...
... ——According to the Advices he had, the Garrifon of Hirlch* feldt was luppofed to conlid only of Men, which induced Captain Engell to make his Difpolitions (after having cut his Way through the Guard) for attacking the Place. Some Cfaadeurs and Huflars ...
... generally computed to near day Capt. Edwards, arrived at Shields from actuize, 7hret Millions. . , „ , , _ AnK-ed it Shields : The Engel, Magdalina: Johan, Oieh, On Wednefday next the Call of the Houfe of Com- from Hambro , with timber and tronails: Lark, Ocdling ...
... Chartottc, Lee, Barhadneii •a ; Srlton, XiclHtdlba, foi Liverpool: and reman the Hart well Indtamaa. bankrupt «. iits Sam. Engel,of Pratt-Areet, Lambeth. Mooey-fcvlvener Jmc ph Kane, of MancheAer, LancaAcr, FuAun-man ufaflurer ...
... with rods. CLEARED »or Foreign.] Harmony, Rattray, and Hanger, Orton, for riliau; John& Charlotte; Robfon, for Quebec; do, Engel, for Ktcltcn: Brothers. Pond, and Nancy, Lcflie, for Copenhagen; Juno. Barry, tor Riga: Alla', L'ddcll, for Oporto: Doi.ro ...
... C pts Sies, Warren, and Watkipqn I ieuts. 4uiclibigsg 0linen, Hind,, Clutterburir,,and 1 .srvey. Ditto 75th ditto: Caps S. Engel, Licut 'sand Alj. P. M4attlew- son. Ditto'7dth ditto: Capt. A. Maniton, Li M-t. ?? 1. Sin-u clair, Qua rterinuaster W. B. Hopkins ...