The Gazette

came up, but as it was then Night, and his Men were greatly fatigued, his Highness thought it better- to delay his attacking the Enemy till early in the Morning ; but M. de Stainville did not think pr…

On the 27th, Lieutenant General Lally arrived at Arcot, and took the Command. January the 9th the Enemy were all in Motion. On the ioth, General Lally marched with all his Army towards Wondivash, and …

East- Croome, Sept. 11, 1760. Notice is hereby given, Tbat a Person ivill attend at the Talbot in Sidbury, Worcester, on Saturday the Zjtb Infiant, to receive tbe Names ofi fiucb Gentlemen as are qual…

Zierenberg, to cover us, in Cafe we had been repulsed and pursued. At a Mill, about two English Miles from, the Town, and within Sight ofthe Fires of the Enemy's grand Guards, Maxwell's Grenadiers too…

Salop, August 28, 1760. Whereas an Act paffed lafi Session of Parliaments to enable the Lord Lieutenant of those Qounties, ivhere tbe Militia Forces have not been raised, to summon a Meeting of all su…

to halt the Army the 30th, on Account of thc Want of Forage in this Country, ch.it is totally exhausted. On the 31st we went to Linden near Slawe, where, having learnt that it was only Tot- tleben's C…

M: >.' and Schlaup. The next Day, Attempts were made for turning the Enemy on the Side of the Mountains by passing at Pomscn and Jagersdorff. The" Roads rnight have been practicable for the Army* but …

Victualling Office, August 29, 1760. The Commissioners jor Vi^tvallirig His Majestfs Navy d1) hereby give Notice, that on Mondtiy tke St h zf September next, exactly at twelve o*Clock ct Noon, they wi…

Adver* Victualling Office, August 29, 1 y6o. The Commissioners for P~idualling His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Nos ice, that on Monday the 8th of September next, exadly at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, th…

Like Letters Patent, containing a Grant unto Sir Thomas Taylor, Bart, of KeJls in the County bf Meath, and his Heirs Male, ofthe Dignity of a Baron, by the Name, Stile and Title of Baroiv Headfort of …