Schofields Middlewich Journal (Newspaper) - April 19, 1757, London, Middlesex V 0 l. I s H 0 F I E L No. HE SHIRE O From April 19, to 7' U E S D A April 26, 17.-7. 2^-The Printer of this Paper is determined to no Labour or Expence to reader it as agreeable to the Publick any other printed in ic being from the St. and Whitehall &c. To the Printer of the 1 T H U 11 S D A Y's arrived tie Mails Holland FLA NDti dp nj near rt it may ufed by the a Man to murder av to print the they have hat they call an heretical as V 0 N Evening from paying a March 2 2, e the 1' n efs Vice-Chancellor Count a in the Impudence to H E Undertaker is brought into g a Chamber appointed tor the where none but 0 fuits are there they lay before them a Knife folded h call to the were going to up in a and up in a little Ivory covered with an wrote round about with Characters then taking out they it with Holy five or fix Beads of to the Handle X and hallowed intimating 9 that giving fo with that he Q fo many Souls out of Purgatory then delivering the Knife into the Hands of the they Go forth like the Sword of the Sword of David wherewith he cut off the Head of the O Sword of the Sword wherewith Judeth cut off yl the Head of and the fame wherewith St ce Woronzoff at the man to but finding thai feize he made ond by tht Favour of the Night fo that his Inducement for an Attempt cannot be The here from the Courts of Vienna the Orders that were given General of the Troops under hi and Dreiden are much wit for the March under March 21. Our Letters from the Capital of bring Advice that a Detachment of 500 Ruffian Troops was arrived and intercept any laaen with Com for which a Commencement of between the two Apri 3> a 3p- will encamp as they firii ii a peter off the Ear of and the Sword of Pope wherewith he broke the Power and wi ' the many Go then be and God will thy Arm ing at j - with great of got out of their Hands Cities of and y Go then be and God thy Arm Then the and the Murderer and the Principal of the come and come moil and carry him with to the Crown of the Virgin of and for he is no more one of but he is and O great and powerful that half A V X The ic is thought that the French Tro near th. t Citys and not at or N April 8. for fix Regiments expected there from Letters from that a Body of Troops is polled near to ths over the March 2z. Sir Benjamin Keen had a private Audience jf the King laft in which he made heavy Complaints of the the and the violent Manner in which her Prize was taken from His after attend ipg to the Complaints of that made That he would make a ft rift Enquiry into that and it according to the Principles of ' Equity and March 20. It is reported here that 24OCO Men pais Way Jor and there join 4000 and the 6000 Men which A Gentleman to this City under a very on a of his being a April 7. Since all the Troops are in Motion cowards the of in order to rendezvous near Every thing h ordered fo as that the three which the Army wi 1 begin their March at the fame Time with the Army quartered in A Courier is arrived from with that c Body of Troops the Pafs on the and that a has been put into that Detachments of Troops begin to appear again on the Frontiers the fir ft cf it has been brought by fugitive who are come with their Effects to take Shelter in i he light and parties of Army are in the and two of Parties that were fent to reconnoitre tha Motions and of the are returned with divers Many are already come into this both from the regular and irregular Troors of the it is to f t down the Reports of as know by Experience that no great is to be laid on when they give unfavourable Accounts of the Condition of their own Troops The King of having received various the plea fed with the Hopes of being foon in of the of wrote the following Letter to Lieutenant General Baron de the Governor of that * Having had Intelligence from divers that ^t ' was currently that the intended to ' take by I would not delay to quaint you with the Concents of the Capitulation of that ' for the faithful Execution of your Word 8 and Honour And as the Nature of the ' Fortifications of is fuch as not to admit being ' taken by I judged it proper apprize you of ' this as nothing can be but in ot fome Engagements with ' Sec. 30. and he being by rious do thou fortify his make boia his 41 te the End he may thy Will arm him with the compleat Armour of thy to from them that would apprehend him give him Wings that the foul Handset the barbarous may rot touch his Limbs the Beams of thy joys upon his to the end his Body thereby may 11 be that he may to this Fight without After this they bring the Murderer before an and fhew him a where Angels bear the of James Clement the jacobine who murdered Henry of which they to O Lord behold thy fee the snd fender cf thy to whom a of their Rooms to give him Whc only four are allowed to ti who tell him that it appears that theie is feme Deity ling in and feeming to be afraid of the Splendor in they fall down and kifs his Hands and ids holding him no mote for a counting unworthy of the great Glory and to which he hath already and breathing out many they with to God that he had elected and called them to the fame Efface and then they would be certain to go really and into without ever going into With fuch Artifices they work up th lefs Wretches to perpetrate the horrid and H Schemes of their own with the i of great Rewards in and eternal Felicity in the and many mere that I could m the daily Practices of the Church of Rome to ir with a cruel and to the Duke of French is to in the Pay of the so. e near rom that the Ramparts and Batteries of that City are with 200 Pieces of Cannon that Troops of the 4000 and 500 Bur are in a and that every the new added this the are making the Polls on the widen capable of an Enemy and they find four times more Hands than are for as the 0 the Fortifications of at all their are Step is taken to gua March on our v. h o and M. cle K-h out for the Hague will follow the Kin arne out c to a The Number to work 5 will be 8co. it is to erect ich will be with Ditches 16 will be polled the the Dutch is foon to fel but M. the g to the who will probably not April i. The of 0 ] France and Sweden have delivered to the Diet of the the Declarations of their letting that they are determined to fulfil their Guarantees of the Treaty of in to StOD tO will act in in order id 00; t the a gain it all and pat a waited lave good and receive their Pay every The King's will be removed from to Great The Pontons are actually the towards the and if the Weather proves any thing the King's Army may be in Bohemia in ten or twelve Though his leaves in all the Towns oi the Army which he ij to command in with Keith will of about 60000 Men which he will hive two other one in and the other in the Army in under is about 50000 This Day Orders are April 1 r to haften the March of the ne r reach Troons Evil - which feem at to threaten 5 with many a the a 3. y of Arms whi 7'he have found 1 had been concealed in and Pro. laid We hear that the Regiment of in the Saxon Service undei the from to the to and 1 in was has to are their Bravos with all who differ from them in Principles of This abominable Farce needs but little 6 I therefore content with reminding my a low Subjects what Sort of Gentry are now labouring to y break in upon exhorting them to ufe their Endeavours to their cruel left if they We be We and our ring to their &c. X X 9 A which Name of Rocho to ren the Soldiers that they weie ah to aie rather than ir. the King of Going co embark at Croffen on the they were there joined by a of Prince woo were in and took that Opportunity of deferring 'Tis faid the Queen has been forbid to out of tlie April % There are arrived at Raab in Hungary 600 from Neighbourhood of the they are to march through into MoraT A near this Place going from Hungary to Some of our Croats have burnt 240CO Faggots belonging to the keep the own oi Gueldres in a Manner blocker as the is very there is littl ot maintaining a Siege in April 2. By Virtue of an Order from de de Bourdrot and of were apprehended on the 23d bv r. Detachment of Tho' we the this among the it hath not in the altered their and Fit of by a Majority of they have to a fourth Letter directed 10 them on the affair of the lecond alleging in 1 of this that they could enter into no Deliberations till their Brethren were April 9. M. Perrier de who a Squadron of the King's in the Weil Is diau at the 6th 67th Year of his Age u. A Mandate of the Duke de F in the of has appeared a great it waj the iome which of may bi
