Publication Date 7 September 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8152 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item fing as soon and as advantageously as poflible to' our dear Country, the Peace which has been interrupted upon Account of the Austrian Suceeffion. In Consequence of his Confidence and paternal Affecti…
Publication Date 4 September 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8151 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item Church, and from"*thence to pay their Duty to the King ; after which, they will proceed to the Choice of the Bench Men,which amount to 1 j6 j three being taken out of every Bench,, and there are 52 Be…
Publication Date 31 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8150 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item should be committed, his Sicilian Majesty did promise, &c. Captain De l'Angle desired the- Consul to tell the Duke, that he Apprehended the Commodore would not be satisfied with that Condition ; upon …
Publication Date 28 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8149 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item .Extrafl of a Letter from Toulon, August 19.. The Chevalier Caylus felled the 16th of thii Month at Five in the Morning with the Ship 1'Heureufe and the Frigat la Flore, and at the fame Time all the F…
Publication Date 24 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8148 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item cio-r-at Vienna and Turin to use all poflible Efforts to reconcile the Duke of Modena with their Hungarian and Sardinian Majesties. Cardinal Aquaviva having received a Courier from PoTto Hercole, with…
Publication Date 21 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8147 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item 300 Hussars and some Pandours td recofihditre the Enemy ; but the Austrians, though so few* bravely cut their Way through, with the Loft of only one Pandour killed, and another wounded. The French had…
Publication Date 17 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8146 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item as far as Rernokirki, and to follow the Huflars thither, there being no more Rivers to pass, and from thence to fend the Hussars to Borgo, who are to endeavour to demolish that Town. The Body of the A…
Publication Date 14 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8145 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item Part of them in the Fofle, and upon* the cover'd Way, The Deserters, who -came over Yesterday and To-day assure U3, that they suffer'd extremely by our Gannon. Hague*. us of Forage, which occasion rea…
Publication Date 10 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8144 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item From the Camp at Faeuza, -August 4. N. S. The Precipitation with which M. de Montemar has retired before our Armies ever since the taking of the M.'randolaj is not to be expressed. He has often marche…
Publication Date 7 August 1742 The London Gazette, Issue 8143 Share this Link to this item Share this item to Facebook Share this item to LinkedIn Tweet this item Google+ this item the Death of the late Queen Dowager of Spain, according 10 the usual Custom on these Occasions, and the Court appeared m deep Mourning. The Magistrate of Health has laid a Qua- rantaine of five Days o…