... Belgrade all the ro, Children, and fuch aged as are unfit for Service. uitzick, -Kixie 20. Laft Saturday arriv'd in our Road fix Englifh of War,jo Vi&uals. . .' ?. ? Turin, June 20. . Our Military Preparations are ftill c.vried on, but.their Diftiuation is ...

... prefling make their irt to you there will not be one of who will not ready to obey yoil, to facrifice his and fortune for your Service; and yet, perhaps, you will not meet with any that tell you Truth, doing Jo, they difpleafe you and risk their Preferment ...

... advifed, that Exprefs from Court had brought Orders for a ftri£t Embargo on all Ships in that Port for the Tranlport Service, and that military Preparations wcie making 85 I icccs of Cannon, among other Things, were to be (hipp'd off, whose Carriages were ...

... will at prefent leave the Writer of in Potfeflion of the Reader's favourable!* Sentiments. 16 HI S Imperial Majefty h«s lately made Several great Military Promotion* : The Drift the frequent Conferences held at Court appears be, to find out Expedients to ...

... make a Campaign upon the Rhine under Prince Eugene, in order for their Improvement Military Affairs. The King of Pruflia has ordcr'd all his Regiment! of Foot in his Service coraplcatcd, upon the Foot of Men each, which Means his Troops will augmented 80 ...

... That a new Voice Diet is over. 3d!y, 'The Hopes that the Elc&or ' Colcgn will immediately follow hi* Brother's 1 y, Thar his Imperial Majelty, in* ft cad oi employing Body watch * that Elcotor, k'U draw Reinforcement from •him. And, That what has happen'd ...

... in the Reign of Queen Anne, but dy'd of the Small Pox unmarried, February 1709-10 but John his Brother, who took early to Arms, was made Cap'ain of the Queen's Grenadiers; and the Battle of Hochftecte loft his Left Arm in the Service of his Country* This ...

... the Malecontents in Croatia, has not only fucceeded in that Article, but alfo engaged them arm so,ooo Men for his Imperial Majelty's Service, and form the Siege 01 the Fdrtrefs Wichacz belonging the Turks. arc alfo allured of a Supply 30,000 Men from the ...

... the Emperor's Armies, one of his Imperial MajctlyS Privy Counfellors, and Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, died Vienna the 7th lull, the SothYcarof his Age; he was juftly efteem'd by all for his Bravery and Skill in Military Affairs. Letters from Franckfort ...

... els-Gangs (cower'd , and fwept great Number very tit for the Service. The Commiilioners of his Navy have'contracted for lix more Ships, of T6ns and upward:, be employed as Transports iii his jelly's Service. The Lieutenant General of the Ordnance, &c. have given ...

... illy in Quality 4 of Queen of Hungary and Bohemia, as pre-4 vail upon them to the Functions of their publics Character : Thac notwithfianding Proceed-4 iitgs of this Nature might very well raife the highefl 4 Indignation in the Queen, file preten'd ration ...

... Duke ot Tuf-4 cany the fame Strength and Territories the late ? Emperor was of, and even, if poflible, to ' raife him to the Imperial Dignity, in Older to keep * up in this Prince the fame Power the Houfc Bourbon the extinft Houle of Auftria had, thereby ...