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... Spam with advice, that one of his Ships has takcn a large Englith Ship from Struna but from Gihialtar, atter a Fight of 7 hours, in which we had zo Men killd the faid pi IV 1 a I.Jed at a M Ilionof Livi es, and a Letter was found on board it from the ...
... the Line, and to retire into covered-way, where the Englifh Guards were polted. The Enemy ha poffeffed themieves of of o ur Works, and were to have made a I.o4rient on this tide of the Round Tower ; but being eager to purnie the Advantage they had gained ...
... they may retire to ghent bruges in case of Need. They Work hard on the fortifications of the Town and Castle of ghent, they have leit the Battalions that suffered most in the late Battle. Our works before Lisle Advance apace the Workmen being mightily ...
... Artillery. He arriv'd in the Plain about 2 in the Morning, but most of the Horse losing their Way in the Moutains, he was join'd an hour before day only with 6 Squadrons commanded by Messieurs Fimarcon and de Peysac who distinguished themselves during this whole ...
... to . But that the laid ale will Pr.c upon that Week. The Allies in Germany arc to conn- the ,yth Day ot next, at l jJ-.eH-uft near Spire. The French have lent Soco s^nHtr , between the Hours three ana hour . from A Mace, to the Netherlands. K. Philip ar- ...
... of our Works, killing and wounding 300 of Col. Sutton?s Regiment, Leiutenant Colonel Glydal of the Regiment taken Prisoner, and a Major and 6 Captains kill?d ; Major General Macartny with 5 Regiments forced the Enemy into the Town, and in an hours time ...
... they into our Works with intent to them , but w Te beet out with great Slaughter. L£X»th. ■ fay, they had one dred Men Filed a git them twenty five Otfi.ccrsin -hat Articn. The next Morning they beat a | Parly, and defireji Carton of two hours bury their ...
... aliout an hourâs firing, and our Men & took Poft there the fame Night,, and perfeacd Communication. The Enemy continue to work on = their Entrenchments. ⢠. » 6-S * 5. N. S. Frequent-Confultations « x - have been held here for the Prefervatiqn the ...
... before Aire have made rhemfelves Mafters of the Counterfcarp, and that conferprently the Garifon will be obliged Capitulate this Week. The ''tates-Gencral delign confer the Government of that Place Count Cornelius Naffaij, Son to the late General Overkerqite ...
... Trom the Gareth', 'jam 24. Genoa, Juns $• WE are advis’d Letters from Baice; lona, of the 26th that Gen. Wetzel , who fome Weeks before march’d towards Gironne, with 8000 Men, had not undertaken any thin*’: That the Miquelets have a feconi Time made Pritoner ...
... lome Officers ,in the Habit of Huntfmen. The w* French Generals pretend they fhall be Mafters of & JJ* the Town in three Weeks time. We hear the Ele~bj g- * flors of Bavaria and Cologn are gone with a fplen- I did Retinue to the French Court}feme fay ...
... Gar ' the . on „ obliged tojarrender them]elves Pr:s Pays after ti Opening of the Trenches. , ' furls on the Day and at the Hour tb: Great Am- I, .htJlVrcf ,d emmfitt 'V. Qer or the iviajicr J • Courts to it. and Naw. 1 ?t'\ ‘r, , „ t’V r If / «>»>» i«'» ...