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... hafte j fo as we have been af- fured that they were making moit extraordinary military Preparations in Spain both by Sea and Land for fome mighty Expedition, fo now they tell us as confidently, that thofe Armaments are compleated, and they are im- mediately ...
... betweenthe Swedes and Muscovites, without any probability ofits being otherwiie inhafte,and both Su.es .we been diipofing of their Armies according to the Cuftom of their Couim, the former not having any prefent Occaiion for their Service, have*'. cording to the ...
... enacls, Thac nothing in the faid Acl fliall extend to oblige any Woman to take the Oaths, or to regiftrate her Name or real Eftate, nor any other Per- fons who had oniy an Intereft in Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments ia Reverfion, or who had only an Eftate ...
... Interelt in Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, as Mortgages, or by way of Security for Money, or Relief of any Engage*. ment, 0 or by way of Warranty, not being in the aftual Pofleffion there- of; or who had only an Eftate or Intereft in Lands, Tenements ...
... Fetersbitrg, Nov. 13, Thi, Court his promißd extraordinary ?-*y to all thofe who will engage to ferve two Years by Sea and Land- Frew Oroers are given to diipatch 'with ail pcffible Speed the Building and Repairing of the Men of War, that our Fleet may ...
... Gazette, Julyl Q. From the Camp at Gibraltar, June 29. The 23 lUr. Itant the Conde delas Torres, General of ths Spa- nilh Army, and the Eari of Portr-nore* Governor ofGibrakar, agreed upon a Sufpe-nlion of Arms, till fuch time as they are alllrjcd that ...
... Court- We hear that* his MajeFcy -win himfeif difpofeof aB ?? ia the. Army that fhali become vacant iit Ireland* Dr. Friend is appointed Phyfician in Ordinary to her Majefty. A Woman of Fafhion having coun- terfeited a certaiii Nobleman's Hand to Notes ...
... Kidely from thofe we have even from Genoa : ?? fay, that the Rebels believing thelmpecia- |iits would land at St- Fiorenzo, detached thither ?? of their Army ; but on Advice of their Iwdingat Baftia, and drfiodging their Troops- a* ?? Rebels entrenched thcmfelves ...
... Night the Galley which conveyed the fecosd Succour of Imperial Troops, returned hither from Baftia h the Troops being fafely landed there the 27th and. 2Bth paft. A Party ofthe Rebels had fne wed themfelves again, a few Days before in the Neighbourhood of ...
... might i the Heart of Mahomet: For, all the Cou ners fi Periia proclaim the daily Advances of Sophi \ mas witji 2 formidable Armies, which he ist| rethrow into the Dominions of ths Great T there to pufb his Fortune. This is no longer Time wh€\\ the Sublime ...
... Bavaria \ others fay, into Saxony ; and a third Sort think, he will go p3y a Vifit to the Imperial Army. The Peafants bring plenty of all things to our Army. We hear the Marfhal de Villars is ordered to de- mand ofthe Republick of Venice, a Neutrality in ...
... are adored, they will foon be abie to face chem, when joined by thi Army of the Empire. The En^pcrorahr^ have upon the River Rhine, befides the Pruff-J Danes, and Hanoverijns, an Army of 45,00* 6%6 ...