 Mirowitz having wounded and arrefted the governor, led on his troop with fury, and attacked, with firearms, the handful of foldiers that guarded prince Ivan. But he was fo warmly received by thofe foldiers under the command of the two officers mentioned...  London Magazine Enlarged and Improved - Page 5001764Full view - About this book
 | 1764 - 796 pages
...fire-arms, the handful of foldier* :hat guarded Prince Ivan. But he was to warmly received by thole foldiers under the command of the two officers mentioned above, that he was obliged to retire. By af articular direttian of that Providence that matches over the life of man, there was that nigl ta... | |
 | 724 pages
...fury, aod attacked, with fire-arms, the handful of foldiers that guarded prince IVAN. But he was fo warmly received by thofe foldiers under the command...mentioned above, • that he was obliged to retire. By af articular din3ion of that PrtviJcact that watches over the lift of man, there was that night a thick... | |
 | 1783 - 424 pages
...'and attacked with fire-arms the handful 'of^ fcldiers that guarded с-. : Prince Ivan. But he was fo warmly received by thofe foldiers under the command...together with the inward form and fituation of the fortrefs, had this happy effect, that not one individual was cither killed of wounded. The bad fuccefs... | |
 | 1783 - 524 pages
...command of the two oiiicers mentioned above, that he was obliged to retire. By a particular direition of that Providence that watches over the life of man,...thick mift, which, together with the inward form and iituation of the fortrefs, had this happy effeél, that not one individual was either killed or wounded.... | |
 | Jean-Henri Castéra - 1798 - 506 pages
...with fire-arms the handful of foldiers that guarded prince Ivan. But he was fo warmly received HH 3 by by thofe foldiers under the command of the two officers...mentioned above, that he was obliged to retire. By a par* ticular dire&ion of that providence that watches over the life of man, there was that night a... | |
 | William Tooke - 1800 - 550 pages
...fire-arms the handful of foldiers that guarded prince Ivan. But he was fo warmly received by thofe foldiets under the command of the two officers mentioned above,...together with the inward form and fituation of the fortrefe, had this happy effeft, that not one individual was either killed or wounded. The bad fuccefs... | |
 | 1800 - 702 pages
...fo warmly received by thole foldiers under the command of the two officers mentioned above, that be was obliged to retire. By a particular direction of...over the life of man, there was that night a thick mitt, which, together with the inward form and fituation of the fortrefs, bad this happy • eiFecl,... | |
 | 1802 - 502 pages
...fury, and- attacked, with firearms, the handful of foldiers that guarded prince Ivan. But he was fo warmly received by thofe foldiers under the command...above, that he was obliged to retire. By a particular direótion of that Providence that watches over the life of man, there was that night a thick m№,... | |
 | Richard Southwell Bourke Earl of Mayo - 1846 - 590 pages
...handful of soldiers that guarded the Prince Ivan. But he was so warmly received by those soldiers, under the command of the two officers mentioned above,...over the life of man, there was that night, a thick mist, which together with the inward form and situation of the fortress, had this happy effect, that... | |
 | Samuel Mosheim Smucker - 1855 - 372 pages
...fire-arms the handful of soldiers that guarded Prince Ivan. But he was so warmly received by those soldiers under the command of the two officers mentioned above,...over the life of man, there was that night a thick mist, which, together with the inward form and situation of the fortress, had this happy effect, that... | |
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