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... Styps ofthe Line wiil be employ'a this Summer, That fix Irifh Regiments of Foot will be converted into Ma- rines. And, That the Land Tax will be 3 s. in the Pound. We hear, that next Week the Victuallers Petition againft thf Pot Aci:, will be prefented to ...
... the aforcmentionM Hodges gave him the Guinea before protnifed. jparrfj The Juftice* the Pcace the Country having feat many Land Men unfit for Sea Service the Lords of rhc Admiralty have advertifed in the News Papers their Dcfirc that 1,0 Men ihould be ...
... Sunday Nights Posts. Paris, March 13. H Marflial Berwick will aftually fct ouc in three Weeks time for Alface, to lead our Armies croft the Rhine. Tis now laid that the Campaign will open frith Siege Old Brixac. They wiite from Barcelona, that the Tranfporrs ...
... Concourie Poles both Sexes tied or from the Army it advaneY., is thought make 50,000 more. Their con ant Number Soldiers in Pay is only 200, bur they can eafiiy maintain 12,000, and have fomctimes had an Army OOO Men. T;»e Houfes (lately, the Churches ...
... all into the Rhine. April The Vclr Count dc Konigfegg, Vice-Prefidcnr of Council War, is named the Emperor and command the Army in i»» he ROO4l the Count de Mercy, who, ro our Accounts, is The General v. ill let out next Week, and make ol Count Alercy's ...
... fuil'd for the Tarei to, prevent more Germ in* landing. tie before May Prince is fight Battalions:, Squadrons, and Train Artillery ,T . Belle will join t•*?e Duke of Berwick the 2d, when Hie French Army will of v Men. May They wriie from that M. Trouin ...
... From the Upper Rhine, June 14. Prince Eugene^* Army- a ftill in Camp at Hailbron, confifting of 74000 Men. His High- nefs has detached the Pioneers to level the Roads, which makes it believed that the Army will begin to march this Day or tor morroW, and ...
... the Imperial Army was Hailbron, having then laid l!iid;;ts over the Nccker, in order their puffing the fame, and marching towards the French Army. Advices from Pantxiclt mention rhc Arrival the Muscovite Fleet before that Pl-ce, having landed at Pilluu rhcir ...
... the Fr arte fort 24. Prince Eugene, with part his Army, quitted Hcilbron the 1 s>rh, and was follow'd the reft the Next Day. His halted Eppingen, which Place made his Head Quarters, the Left of the Army alorg to rhe Side of Brucnfal, and the Right towards ...
... orcafiorj'd, as 'tis faid,by. young Fellow of the Neighbourhood, five Year*, that Day married anorhcr Woman. They write Watford in Herrfordfliire, that Woman coming to Church thera on Sunday laft, f,om a lone Houfe at Tome I'm.ll Durance from the Town, was ...
... Exprefs which arriv'd on Monday laft from the Rhine brought Advice, that the French Army was making Difpofitions for a new Siege, and that it was currently faid in the Army that rhe Dcfign was upon Old Briiac, that the Marfhal Noailles, with his Body of ...
... Baronefs of Clifford. Her Grace was likewife Great Aunt to the Dutchefs of Port, land, to the prefent Duke of Newcaftle, and to the Earl of Rockingham, Laft Week a poor Woman, Wife to a Waterman who plies at Hungerford Stairs, was met by four young Fellows ...