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... junction of the Ruffian and Swedifh armies ; a detachment of the firfl, of about 8000 ftrong, has inverted Colbcrg; body Swedes have fallen upon 200 Pruflians in this Dutchy, who gave themleltes the airs of little army obfervatioD, and have let 1 very few ...
... their march to reinforce the garrifon that place, had been prevented in that defign. We Have letters from prince Ferdinand’s army of the inft. but it don’t appear that any thing material had been palled there. . The Half* Breeds from the Middle-Scttlements ...
... that Spain hath taken into us pay body toooo Bavarians, who arc to lerve next fpring in Italy. _ c The number of our find land forces for the ferviee the year 1761, will be 200500 men, exclufivc of the militia. Ten thoufand ounces of filvcr are ordered ...
... tells us, that in confequence of the refolution lately taken to pulh the war chiefly if not wholly by land, the court propofes to augment their army m Germany to 200,000 men; 140,000 under Marlhal Broglio, and 60,000 on the Lower Rhine under the Marquis ...
... the legatees not difturb the executors in the execution of the will by any fuit in law and equity, is 3200!. —His houfe and land at Ealing, ha has left to Mr. Adair, the agent, one'of nis executors, and reftduary legatee, who it’s computed will get i 6 ...
... clofed With the land near Skerrys» the veffel being in a leaky, (battered condition, only one pump capable of working, and that bad that it could not dilcharge half the water fbe drdW; a Hidden fqiiall, not unlike came on from off the land, and in inftant ...
... toth inft. i draught, Confiding of or 1600 from thi in freland, are landed at Whitehaven, and are daily at Newcadie, in order to ihr Germany. '{s-} thatgen. Conway is going to join the army-ip Germany. • nrft battaJibn'dr the redolent gourds was review the ...
... uncommon piece of news. A farmer in that parifh, of fevemy years of age, married nine months ago a woman 44. The man had formerly been married, the woman never. The week before laft fhe was brought to bed (juft twelve days before the nine months from the ...
... large Clone which fell from the top of a (teeple; the other, the cure, likewife momentancous and perfedt of another young woman named Lucie Cafotto, who was in the greateCl danger of lofing her life by inveterate gangrene which had eat away her tight ...
... operations, out from hence the 21ft take the comtpaajl pf the army on the I ,ower tine. It’s thoiiglu the fvnpaign wilt open icre in fifteen _ . Dufleldorp, It’s ffiat rtir ince de Soubilc’p army will hie entirely lorm-Iby the lOth o* May, at which tirrtc ...
... roots of the vines and trees. Tranfports are fuccedtvely going down the river fixâ Portfinouth, receive troops to join our army in BeUcifle, At the Ame time the yachts are fitting fplendid mapner receive the plenipotentiaries, and their attendants, appointed ...
... particurly for the army rtf the Lower Rhine, lince le hvjtfiing of the magazine at Wezel; which ill coll) the inhabitants of the county Cleves ery court being informed that this ilafter was procurecj by emillaries of Prince erdinand’s army, hath lent pofitive ...