George A. Aitken

Capitolo 84

what a the ship of his/her Majesty that the _Colchester_ has reached Leghorn the 4
instant from Porto Mahon, with suggestion that the Greater-general Stanhope
projected to divide from for this motive the 1 instant with 6000 or 7000 men to
you try the relief of the Castle of Alicant.

Our last suggestions from Berlin, give that it brings the 27 instant importation,,
what the King had gone to Linum and the Regina to Mecklenburg;  but that
their Majesties planned for returning the next week to Oranienburg, where a
the great hunting of wild beasts was prepared for their diversion, and from
for this motive of theirs they intend to proceed together with Potsdam;  what a the Royal Prince
has put out for Brabant but agreements to make some short stay to
Hanover. These letters also inform us, that they has put to the current one from Obory,
what a the King of Sweden, being his/her March toward Holki, General met
Reindeers with a separation of Muscovites that putting some regiments in
ambuscade, attached the Swedes in their back, and putting them to
you migrate, killed 2000 men, the king same that has his/her equine hit under
him.

We talk in Copenaghen that, the ice that is without money, the Sound is again
opens for the ships;  and what theirs hoped that its Majesty would return sooner
what them for first they were waited.

Letters from the Hague, dated May the 4, N.S., says that a special messenger
reached there the 1 by Prince Eugene his/her Grace the Duke of
Marlborough. States they have put to the current one, that the auxiliaries of Saxony
you/he/she had arrived on the frontiers of the Provinces United;  as also, that the
two regiments of Wolfembuttel and 4000 troops from Wirtemberg that
it is to serve in Flanders, it is there in full March. Letters from
Flanders, say that the great ones escort of ammunition and provisions that
puts out of Ghent for Lille, you/he/she had reached in safe Courtray. We feel
from Paris, of that the King has ordered the militia on the coasts
Normandy and Bretagne to be in a promptness to march;  and what the Court
it was in the apprehension of a descent, to animate the people to rise in the