... Chairs placed for the Imperial Family ; facing the Altar an Edtrade, with two Chairs of State, for his Royal Highnefs the Archduke Ferdinand, Chltfid with being the King of Nuples's Progy. to take, in his ajeity’s Nume, the Archduchefs in Marriage ; and a listle ...

... Apoftolic Majefties, - for the eventual fucceilion and the inveltiture of the Duke of Modena’s fiefs, in favour of the Archduke Ferdinand, and his defcendants, and in cate of oxiinction, to liscollateral heirs. ‘T'be comitial lettors for that purpofe are ...

... Duke and Dutchefs of Cumberland arrived at Milan from Verona, on the Ift of Nov. they were immediately vifited by the Archduke Ferdinand, and his Seresie Highnefs the Duke of Modena. Notwithftanding their Royal High- | nefles travelled through the Tirolefe ...

... the titles of the Counur andCountefls of Connaught, arrived here laft Friday. They were vifited the fame day by ‘the Archduke Ferdinand. : Antaverg, F:b.lo. ‘The Dutch have already remroved all their artillery and ammunition from fort Lillo, -part of ...

... a letter from Oxford, Sept. 16. “ Ca Tucfday evening laft arrived at the Star inn in this city, his {{cyal Highnefs Ferdinand, Archduke of Auftria, and Governor of Milan; under the title of Count Nellembourg ;—her Ro¥‘al Highnefs Beatrix of Efte,-Princefs ...

... orl)- of . and John - , and riiat of the army in the Voralbcig idlr and rb.’.t now,occupied i- .|ic is with th. to the Archduke Ferdinand. The £mj>cror was ru .ma - «siv.-ann-hUerion->f IVr»;A and TitAcy, they can only b* expelled to leav-e Vienna, for tire ...

... Russia is probably now on his way to Lithuania. The number of Russian troops put on the war establishment, is 300,0(50. The Archduke Charles left Vienna the ( ,f last month, for Venice, from whence he will proceed to Padua, and the army in Italy. Accounts ...

... FranconU. His Must Serene Highness has resolved place twenty battalions,, and sixteen squadrons, the war footing. The Archduke Ferdinand, Cbhunander-in-Chief pf the Austrian army,‘arrived at Ulm on the id .Odt»Vr. They continued working the fortifications ...

... in the Mmitrur of the 2‘2d. A letter from Holland states other particulars respecting the corps under the command the Archduke Ferdinand. This force, which consisted of 12,000 men, was so closely pursued by the enemy, that they soon came with hi, Flightless ...

... marched for Ochscnhausen, for the purpose of reaching Biberach, and cutting oil the only retreat which lay open to the Archduke Ferdinand. On the other hand, the 19th, the enemy made sort:* from Ulm, and attacked the division of Dupont, which occ®-’ pied ...

... necessaries. - tTAia VOv, 1. from Frankfort to the 27th of sfetox, that the of Odiober the little column commanded by thh Archduke Ferdinand arrived at Nuremberg, ft had been the at CanzenkauXen, This column carried with it pieces of artilkty. It had scarcely ...

... mentioned in our paper yesterday, in letters the ult. from Berlin, have been gained over die French, was obtained die Archduke Ferdinand. Between Nordlingen and Dinkensbihl, fell in with French escort of artillery and ammunition, and succeeded in capturing ...