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... already t.iking for the Subfiftance large Army, arid the new Purveyors lor Itaiy have Order? to till the Magazines betimes. Our Letters from Italy affure us, that our General's opening the Sluccs before his Army did the ti great deal of while the fame cover ...
... walk on foot, and form the Rear-Guard. In this manner we pafs'd thro' dreadful Sloughs, in which my Horfe, who could fcarce (land upon his Legs, fell upon his Nofe at every Step he took. We could petteive the Enemy's Fires every where round us ; and were ...
... all Plot 1 have a Prieft or Woman concern On Monday laft died at his l odgings in the City of York, Sir VVa.ltcr Hawkfworth, Hawkfworrh in Yorkfliirc, Bart, dcfccnded a dircft Li'dc from William dc Hawkfworth, who held Lands is Normandy in Fee Earl Moriton ...
... Neighbourhood of to between Spires and Worms. Brucbfal, May 17. Prince Eugene arrived here ycttcrday, and 'tis thought tho Army will loon march the Ncckar. Madr'A, May The Rcyal Regiment of CuirafTicrs, after having pafs'd in review before his March ...
... re&ly to Goito, in order to cut off the Communication of the Imperial Army with the Country behind them, and to fhut them up faft in the Seraglio : But there was a Rumour in the Allied Army, and the Towns adjacent, that Count Konigfegg fearing the Confequences ...
... under no great Ap- prehenfions,yet it feems by the prodigious Quantities of Hay which we bought tip iti Swi fer land, for the Ufe of our Army, that we are refnlved to continue very late in fhe Field. The late Ireaty concluded between the Czarina, Emperor ...
... raifing new Rc 4 cruits, and ycftcrday began them to the Frontiers of ; their Army will 1 confill of about 49,000 Men The King, 4 hear, is lhortly to make a Tour ro the Army, 4 and defigns rclide Camp. Things here 4 have much the *cc of War atprcfcnt. ...
... in the Netherlands, gives WWllil T P^tf^ ni * a Re S sr(i t0 tlie Neutrality of the .jFfi-S^fcv C^iMy* as Marfbal Coigny's Army has 1 ?? done t0 tl ' an of the Eicfiol ' Palatine, JFj@r^ wßm \\fj whofe Territories to the Left ofthe EC-^S^d^'J R^ C 31 ...
... Likelihood of fucceeding in his Defign Hi* Army confifls of Men, and is to be by Regiments the Banks of Rhine near Rheinfels, which have already had Orders to go and join him. The Baggage and Equipage of his Army marches on the other Side 01 (be Rhine, well ...
... own Return to Turin : His Majefty however has not yet declared himfelf upon the Pre- liminaries, and talks of recruiting his Army. They confirm from the Hague, that whilft the States General load one Minifter with Reproaches, look odly upon another, andfneer ...
... difpute the Poffeffion of Tufcany , their Army being to be forthwith completed ro 50,000 Men. On Monday wholefale Butcher wa* robbM in a very Manner, near in ; the Affair was as follows : He attack'd at firff by a Woman, mounted a very good Horfc, with a S ...
... mighty Preparations, at a Time when nothing but Peace is talk'd of, our Politicians cannot difcovcr. Mantua, Dec. The Imperial Army in Italy is to be reinfore'd by a confiderablc Body of Troops from the Rhine, to which there is a Defign to add 7000 from Hungary ...