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... off fcvertl the. iron bars belonging to- (hp (aid houfer., tin* the watchmau’s (land is at the corner v -, Saturday nurobef of French s who have been time fick, were landed from on board the Weaflc (loop of war and are lodged at houffc ia MartiuVlahe (of ...
... direct his operations againft the army of the ; Empire. i.[ j From Paris they write, that peace is univer- fally defired. On the coming in of the Packet ■ of India:v intelligence; was ammonly (aid we were beat at land and fra mow it ; .thefc actions come ...
... gentlemen who lhall be there prefent, that their behaviour, and that of ihe .militia of the county, at the lime of the late landing of the French at Carrickfergus, was highly acceptable to me, and exceeding honourable; and that I lhall on return into the ...
... March 28. OU accounts from the Eaft-Indies advife, that M. de Moracin was gone from Pondicherry in the Har' lerr, with 500 land forces, to make attempt upon Mafulipatanj which it is laid ],nd been concerted with ferae neighbouring nations. Fifty-fix of ...
... Paris, Mar. at. Our accounts from the Eaft- Indies advilc,thatM. de Morocin was gone from Pondicherry in Harlem, with 500 land forces, to make an attempt upon Mufulipatan ; which it is faid had been ccncerted with fomc neighbouring nations, fifty-fix ...
... April jl. is aftually decided that the count de St. Germain command the army which the king has ordered to aflemble on the Lower-Rhine. The prince of Conde is on his departure for the army of the marfhal duke de Broglio, in which he will make the campaign ...
... The whole RufTkn army has crofled the Villula. Vienna, June 7. We have received an account from general baron that in the night between the and thePrullians had the aflurance to attack the advanced poll the imperial and royal army at Reichcabaob, and ...
... was carried to Montreal, it occafioned much conftcrnation, as they imagined it was done by the vanguard of general Amherft’s army. That two deferters, who left Montreal the 19th of June, related that every thing there was ia great diforder; that the commanders ...
... (ome cf the inhabitants who calk( tlie watch, but tiie audacious rogues drtv tl;eir hangers, threatened the watch, beat th* woman, and left her almoft dead, and marched offin triumph. Two or three !s after, fuch another icene was in the lick-llreet. F Wednefday ...
... he then w i hout anv proper itafon, h conttmft > mr, and publ'ckly declares himftif in favour of woman who has found enough to with him net with (landing (he is lenfible of hi* Lawful flarr. age:-- Nothing but thtfe, and various utner afls of cruelty ...
... ever fince the armies took the field but this, marlhal Rroglio has conftantly evaded, by taking effeduil care to encamp in places where the Britifh horfc could be of no fcrvicc, on account of the rivers, morafles, or woods, with which his army 0 , been for ...
... his pafiiviv i* luch raai the army of th.e- Empire is not in a condition to force him abandon it. The Ruffians ftill continue Pomerania about Colbcrg, and raiie urge contfibutioas there. _ , Glogau, Sept. 2. Part of the army Prince Henry has joined tlic ...