The Gazette

Ahumada, and the Duke d'Aremberg Major, but they are rath'r thought to be Men of Ragotski's General; Collonel Count Hohcnfeld being appointed Major of thc Trenches, and all Things being in Readiness, …

ny of tbem by Mines, and they were repulsed several times by the Fire of Musquets, Grenadoes, and of our Artillery: How. ever, they penetrated into the Counterscarp in so great Number, that the Soldie…

they will either meet with Water in some Places, or with hard stony Ground in others. The Captain-General was very desirous, as were also the Com- madores of those auxiliary Squadrons which have joyne…

Veflels,having on Board 3000 German Soldiers designed to reinforce the Garrison of Corfu. On the i-5th came Letters by the way of Otran- to, from the Captain General of the Fleet and other Officers, d…

? * learn also, that the Morlacks having made Incursions into the Country belonging to the Turks, had brought off a great Number of Cattle. Some Neapolitan Ships had passed by Zara, going to thc Coast…

an Account that they had seen the Swediih Fleet with four Flags it Anchor in, that Port j tbat they sent out eight Ships (and more were following) upon fight of ours, but that towards thc Evening they…

defend that Passage. All necessary Disposition* were likewise made for the March of the Army the nsxt Day : And proper Orders being left with Baron Leffelboltz, General of the Artillery, Governour of …

tire * whereupon some os the Seamen cast M. Neubauer (by his dwn Order) oUt of their Pinnace towards the Bridge, and so left him. He got hold of one of the Piles of the Bridge, and with much Entreaty …

Island of Corfu but did not succeed, because the Enemy had raised Batteries on the Short; to cover their Vessels. Howerer, certain Cannon of a new Invention played upon them from our Galeasses, with s…

ter the Action, returned on the -5th to their Camp at Futack, on the Left of the Danube, where they had left all their Baggage. On the 9th, Field-Marshal Count Palfi was ordered with a Detachment of C…