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to attack them ; that on his Arrival he found 100 French Hussars, and 50 dismounted Dragoons, whom he dislodged, having taken Prisoner Lieutenant Colonel Grandmaison, of the King's Regiment of Dragoon…

uattUiliBa Persons. This desperate and unprecedented Proceeding is supposed to have taken its Rife from the Arabs being disgusted on Account of the Removal of the Pascha of Damascus to Aleppo, who was…

" 4 f Comfort, citlver within his Realm, or elsewhere, is High Treason, and the Concealment theieof i? Mifprision of Treason ; And Whereas the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury have receiv…

Page 1 j£umb. 9755- The London Gazette publtslKD bp autljontp. From S>aturfcap January 7, to ŒuEfoap January 10, 1758. Leghorn, December 12. On the 22d, there Was a little firing from TH E 8th Instant…

few Minutes after began to fire at each o- ther, when judging he intended to rake us, I ordered the Helm to be put hard a Port, which had the desired Effect of laying her athwart Hawse, her Bowsprit c…

Page 1 i£um&. 9753. The London Gazette. publtsljcd ftp antgorttp. From S-atuuDap December 31, to Œues&ap January 3, 1758. The Lord Marshal's Order for a C. red Seckendorff, Wenckheim, Count Thurn, Cou…

Mufliri or Long Lawn, Crape Hoods, ShamCy Shoes and Gloves, and Crape Fans. Undressed : Dark Norwjch Crape, The Men to wear Black, without Buttons on the Sleeves or Pockets, Plain Muslin or Long Lawn …

belonging to the Port of Arundell in Sussex t with four Dragoons, fell in with a large Gang of Smuglers, to the Number of Fifty or upwards, ivho ivere loading a great Nun.ber of Horses ivith lea, and …

*1 ^arucUap December 24. 1757 Garrison : But that the King of Prussia replied, That as the Governor knew the Terms granted at Schweidnitz by General Nadastj, he might draw up a Capitulation in the fam…

to ^wtSxw Extraft of a Letter from Silesia,'dated December 2. You already know, that the Austrians, having penetrated into Silesia with superior Forces to those of the Prince of Bevern, that Prince, w…