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... belonging to the three following buttalions, now under ordersiot embatkas tion for Gibraltar and Minorca,_ viz. . R The firft battalion ef the Royal, Marquis of Lotne’s. The fecond, or Queen’s tegiment of foot; Lieutcnants General Montagu’s. And, 3 v oy The ...
... his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gloucetter. 66th reg. of foot, Major General Bigoe Armitrong to be Colonzf Commandant of a battalion, in the room of Major Gengral James Murray, preferred. 18th reg. foot, Captain Ifzsc Hamilun to be Major, vice Henry Folliott ...
... all accommodatien is broken off between the Republick and the Iflanders: ‘ ENGLAND i Portfmouth, March 25. Yelterday the battalion of marines returned to this quarter from the neighbouring towns, where they were detached for a week en account of the election ...
... yerthe Duke ¢ court, (Governour of that proyince, snd. the Co lebopne, Licutenant Governour, are m‘chdczr{.!} with five battalions of troops, 10 prevent any fmnthet orders. W ay o 300 yrsesnt adob boadtudeteoV gas] 0 e A . Advices brw?n over by'the laft ...
... with Troops both of Hotfé and Foor, She wij faluted at her going out by the Cannon of the Rangan, and the Mufquetry of one Battalion ranged of the Bafli facing the Court. The Emperor, who was fet out he fore, has accompanied the Queento Neuftadt, from whenee ...
... May 11, 1768. HAVING this day had the honcur of mentioning to the ——the bechaviour of the detachments from the feveral battalions of Foot Guards, which have been lately employed in «flilting the civil Magiilrates and preferving the public peace, I have ...
... ‘ that they are dellined to’ fupport the new Confefi'q- Poland. . Paris, May 2. It is now afured, that eightees o twenty battalions are in march for the ports of Proyeye from whence they sre to be tranfported to Corfica, o, are of opinion, that the fuid ...
... anbledon'Common about eight o'clock . :’ reviewed the three regiments of Guards. The 'cvie“', Wn 1 extremely fine, the eight battalions, with g a;. catoon, EsblEd P(‘hc awtack at Blenheim, and the retrc:t ¢ the bare of Foatenay, with ni.ny other mq :ever practifed ...
... inhabitants thall be left in full poffeflion of whit they have in the ifland. IV, France fhall be obliged always to maintaia 16 battalions there. | v ...
... fame time. L. O ND O N, Augulté6. This day atrived a muil from Flanders; by which there is advice, that befides the fixteen battalions of French ‘troops already in Corlica, fifteea more batsalions are fpeedily expeQed there ; and that 400 Miquelets éa fort ...
... to vifit the four camps in Moravia and Bohemia. As they lie at fome didance from each other, and as there are sbove fifty battalions encamped, his Imperial Majelly will fcarce be able to mike the tour of them and fee the M nceavres of the troops, in lefs ...
... uader our 4 M’-fquis de Chwvelin could undertake anytbing il he reo 5 Myl 2p eAt I s. d.ceived a reinforcement of 10 or 12 battalions. Thomas Thompfon, 11 7 6 sl3 9| Parir, 03. 11. The King of Denmark is to be met Samuel Briftow, 513 ¢ 3 8 3|bythe Dake de ...