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... already agreed upon a Sufpenfion of Arms with Prince. Charles of Lorrain ; an is making all the neceffary Dif- • pofitions to evacuate that Kingdom.. -1 Francfort, yuly 5. The • Courier whom the Emperor difpatch'd to Paris, on Occafion, of the Peace between ...
... attribute to the Refolution taken by the Queen of . Hungary, tO march a Body Of tz,ooo Hal{ar Croatians and Pandoures to Flanders, to whom his Eleaoral Highnefs_ will be Alive' to grant a Paffa&e through his Territories. Francfort, July 2.2. Some private ...
... might have Leave to march off with their Ar• tillery, Arms, Ammunition and Baggage, and that in • order to complete the Evacuation of Bohemia, the For'. treas of Frauen berg and Egra thould be delivered up - at the fame Time.' The French General alfo ...
... Troops, they will march in a Body, into Flanders, in order to join the Troops of Great Britain, and afterwards begin the Military Operations by attacking the Works of Dunkirk. Two Deputies are arriv'd here from Flanders, to reprefent to Count Harrach how ...
... Stiria, immediately faced about, and-are marching with the utrnoft Diligence back into Bavaria. The Spaniards•have entirely evacuated Savoy, where his Sardinian Maj Oily is iefolved to have an Army of •2.5 . ,c00 Men this Winter. The . Spanifh Army in :Italy ...
... T E • 1 \ •t o D 4-1 4 N tt „ MONDA Y, yanuary 1743. • 4 to form three Cantos in Flanders, which are in the .‘ whole to cenfift of Men, to extend from Dunkirk to Thionville, and will cover all the -Ron' Celli.' GERMANY. Bruifels,Dec, 31. If is now given ...
... feventy Matroffes were draughted out of the Train at Woolwich, with feveral Gunners and Bombardiers, in order to be lent to Flanders. Saturday Morning Mr. Clark, an eminent Norwich Weaver, was attack'd by a iingle Highwayman, well mounted on a Bay Gelding ...
... neceilitrily- be committed between/then= and the .French. IRELAND. :6. 'This the Earl of Rotlies'S Re ginient embarked for - Flanders ; and To morrow Battalions of Scotch are to march from Kingiale to Faille, to take !hipping there. They are in all N D 0 ...
... s Richenhall; fhould be immediately furrendred to our Troops; and afterwards, in proper Time, Str übingen alfo fhould be evacuated and put into our Poll - el - lion As to main Aft,ir, his Ele&oral Highnefs of Bavaria has taken the Refolatiori entirely ...
... Carria g es for 6o Pieces.of Brafs and 4o of Iron Cann on , t h at are or.dei - e..-3, be -lhipp'd in a Month's Time for Flanders. 4erwick. - Man of War, of 7 0 , Gu ns , l at el y l aunc h e d . , at Deptford, being cornpleatly mann'd and ylaualled, ...
... palled the Rhine, as well as that under the Command • of Count Saxe; the former continues its Route towards • the Frontiers.of Flanders, and the latter towards where . it is to remain till recruited. • . The Army of the Allies have alio paired that River ‘ ...
... Y. Vienna, fan. i 5. We have not, as yet i seceived. the long expe:6t;:d Confirmation of. the Spaniards having af.lually evacuated the Ecclefiailical State, in Order. to retire into the Kingdom of Napieg; but we are very confident tha: it can: ot belong ...