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land, Brigade Major; and Sergeant Stewart, En-"- sign, in Regard to their brave Behaviour in the Fight. Naples. Oil. 24. It is currently reported about this City, that Orders have been sent from the K…

Page 1 jgHfflfc 8i69i The London Gazette $Ub\itiytn tp fttttfjOtftp. From &aturlia'? November 6. to -ŒuerDai? November 9. 1742. Moscow. October 7. From the Head Qyarters at Waidhauffen in the Upper Pa…

in 900 Prisoners,and above 3000 were destroyed by their Swords in tbe Mountains. They did not march in Order, but run away. At Caaden Provisions failed them, and the Misery they suffered was very grea…

before them, took ^0 -of them and killed the rest. The 16th Marshal Maillebois began to return, and that by forced Marches, for the Roads he had passed and was to repass were yet worse than ours: It w…

the Croats and Sclavonians. The Van-guard of the Spanish Army, consisting of 2500 Men, arrived the 12th from Imola to Castel San Pietro, and was followed the 14th by the whole Army. The former advance…

aiming at the Good and Welfare of the Empire", by Reason of various Impediments, have not yet met with that Reception they deserve, so the Court of Vienna*, with a Spirit of Opposition, has endeavoure…

last Friday at Fridericksburg, and -Sfopole "td set out for Germany in a Day dr two. Three Dutch Men of Wat are Come to an Atichor ill the Souhd j a Fourth heing every Mbment expected there. They are …

Hj*J Lazzero, about a League froni the City of Bologna, and on the 2d Instant advanced td Imola) they are how at Bagna Cavallo, Lugo, and Faenza. Marshal Traun with the Foot remains at Buon Porto and …

hetaus, and Tooanohowi with his Creeks*, and the General with six Highland-Men, who outran the rest, immediately charged them. Capt. Mageleeto was killed, Captain Sebastian Santio taken, ar.d the Span…

and most of his Guards, having left only ***, small Number of them at Turin. The Body of the Arrny which arrives by Morienne, to~ gether with that part which has already pasled by the little Mountain …