... two Kings dined toge- ther at the French Minifter's, where were preient the Prince Royal, Prince Henry ©fSchwedt, two Princes Albert, Prince of Anhalt, General Grom- kow, General Bork, Lt. General Katte, Major Ge- neral Count Schullenberg, the ?? ?? the ...

... the Departure of the Courier, the Pruffians were in Purfuit of them. On our Side the Lofs was very inconfiderable; but Prince Albert of Brunfwick, the Queen's Brother, and the Sieur Wedel, Major of the King's Guards, were killed; Major Gene- ral Blankenfee ...

... from the Cham of Tartary had his fu_. nufalick Audience of the King, two Squadrons of the lie- - giment of Dragoons of Prince Albert belt Arms daring the whole Audience, winch held a lor .. 1 Vienna, Jiffy 27. Their Imperial Majefti B ...

... care to^rovid* lov i.C'&zffxy of'the Towns in that Province, and the Empreis has judged it proper to remove to this City Prince Albert of Brimfwick Bevern s Commander in Chief of ihe Prufiian Army at the Battle of the 22d of November, wbo was made Prilbner ...

... and took two field pieces. Frankfort, Nov. z6. Prince Xavierus has juft re- ceived advice by a coui ier from his brother Prince Albert, that a confiderable bartle was fought on the soth between Maxen and Falkenhaufen. General Finck, and 8 other Generals ...

... part or the troops that have hitherto formed the garrifon of Konigsberg. Our laft let- ters from Warfaw advife, that the Princes Albert and Clement, the King of Poland's t\vo youngeft ions, are preparing 10 go to Saxony, to make a campaign in the army ot ...

... purftjt. During the aftion every individual behaved extremely well. The regiments of cavalry of Collowr.rh, Smertzihgen, Prince Albert, and An- fpach, pierced through the Pruffian infantry, and the two former brought off each of them five pair of colours ...

... terday the enemies deftroyed the bridge of Ofting- haufen upon the AefL, and withdrew the pott they had in the village. Prince Albert-Henry of Brurifwick, third fon cf the reigning Duke, having received a dangerous wound, a trumpet came from the enemies ...

... Dobeln, with their refpeclive corps. M- Campitelh' is march- ed to the Right of the Pruflians ; and bis Royal Highnefs Prince -Albert of Saxony to their left. Thus Prince Henry is at prefent reduced tc great ftraits. Head-Quarters of Prince Henry at Barnltz ...

... L O N D A X. They write trans Saxony ol 0.0 ?? nit. that Prices Henry of Pruffia had bad a long interview -with Prince Albert ol saxony, and rhat a coaaven- tion oi nca ral tt ?? a£tc*ed on for the refidences oi Berlin and Drefilen. According to die fame ...

... fpot as before they went into winter quarters. Gen. Brentanc, who commands the Van-gt. ard, is poll- ed at Zoptenberg. Prince Albert of Saxony, bro- ther to :he Duke of Conrland, is arrived at the ar- my, and ranks as a Lieut. General. Our troops in Saxony ...

... Bevern is following him at ibe head of ic.ooo meni 'Marfbal Daun has lent a body of the hike force under the command of Prince Albert of Saxony, to wateb their motions. Hamburgh, Nov. 2- The Pruffian. Swedifh, and Braiilh sVlinifters, have b en obierved ...