... Waziuer (too large a Tra L, \ c p Footing in, and are divided into fo many Corps, i r, t is not without Reafon we fear the whole Army' !fw r?|. jj C ruined, by cutting off one Corps fromanotner. q he French Army carry Pcfts from them every Day, ; J 'j £ ...

... fquadrons, to join or fe, that, when united, they might 1 fjj ' orce the corps under Gen. Nadalti. n of his Pruffian Majerty, in !n off fo many troops from Bohe'! WaS ' 10 re ' n rce the corps at M g, _ r §' which is now fa id to eonfift me n- The negotiation ...

... from Leith, where they had lain ever since that Corps marched to Inverlochie, &c. The Very Rev. Presbytery of Edinburgh, with Con- course of the Hon. Magistrates, have appointed Thursday next to be observed in Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer, on account ...

... Effeminacy; the British ' Blood and Treasure spilt and wasted, ingloriously, in ' German Quarrels. Now I can with one Eye observe ' the Finger of the Almighty appearing for our Deliver- ' ance: And if it is the Pleasure of the Almighty to ' make this young ...

... Jufticc Willes, for the defence of the Royal family, in fuch manner his Majefty fliall think proper, within the cities London and Wellminlter, be denominated, Tbt officiated regiment of the law, for ike defence of the Royal family, and the prejeruation the ...

... is reprefented as reducing the of jultice to an equilibrium, by a touch oi his fceptre, with this motto, emendato jure. The Royal academy of lciences at Berlin have adjudged the prize of 50 ducats to M. Frederick Tcin, a clergyman, forgiving the belt to ...

... ' * throne, it has been faid, that the of Ruffia is ready to enter inth P ra ma tick law for that purpofe, be . the Prince-Royal Sweden has -j. Inv ited to do it. ding m prefs of Ruffia bas been reCtV , er ancient capital of Mofcow ler her 3 whole year ...

... HISTORY. B court of Russia has taken a refolution, to keep a corps _JL of 80,000 regular troops on the frontiers ready to march ; and the Prince of Holftein Beck, who is to command that corps, is actually arrived at Revel. Baron Pofle, the Swedifh minifter ...

... eredting feveral with that view. 'Tis added, that $ S e neral officers of the laft promotion 'l fet out to join the different corps lc h have been affigned them and or ders have been given, to make tif land-forces go through the exerts daily, that they may ...

... Duke Orleans, with the Marlhal d'Eftrees as an affiftant under him. The Prince Scubize was to have the command of a feparate corps of 24,000 men. His Pruffian Majefty was caufing his'garrifons withdraw from feveral places in the duchy of Cleves, and had ...

... ifchbrod, and the Prince of av t0 the right on the other fide, n ln n P ower to rejoin About eight o'clock in the detached a corps of purfue the enemy in their f' &e c k was a 'f° ent with > b t 0 Kaurzim, where the Prufif er d,i°^ a^e was * The day before ...

... his things, but every man alfo the things of others (e). love our neighbour as ourfelves (f), is an eflential branch of the royal law, in keeping of which it may be faid, with peculiar propriety, there is great reward. While we communicate comfort to others ...