The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, November 28, 1760, Page 1

LS Y ~ J % » . (— t f‘ - [fince gaimed un wdv, FRIDAY, November 28. 1760. L THE Containing the Frefbeft .fldfa;'ce:, By Capt. Darling, evho arrived bere laff Saturday in 39 Dag frem Lowdn ; and Capt. Malcom, who arrived at n the Jame Day in &6 Wecks from Cork, we bave the follewing Advices, viz. From the LONDON GAZETTE. PrinceFetdinand’s Hesd Quarters at Ovelgunne,Sept.27. ¥ YIS Serene Highnefs changed bis bead quarters from Geifmar to this place, which is om the -Wefiphakian fide of the Dynmel. A Since theaffair of the 19th, Pr. Xavitr is gone back, with the referve under bis command, to Fricdland ; and M. de Broglio bas repaffedtbe Werra, with the troops be bimfelf bad led bo the fuccour- of Prince Xavier. This affair has in e wife anfwered the great prepardtions of the Freneh : Our lofs in killed, wounded, and ptifomers, aleagether dovs not edceed 150mmen 5 shiirs is at leaff double the number. Had General Wangenbeim bas paffed ibe Wefer again, uni otcupies bis former pofition wf Uftan. M de Luckiver bas : ¢ vver w detachment of thé énemy’s cavalry, whichbe beat on the 23d near Norten 5 and, on bis occfiaom, took ope Licutenamt Culonel, feveral fubaltern officers, amil 109 dragoons, prifmers. On the 241h e referve, under the Marquis of Granby, and the torps of trosps which weré at Reinbards Wald, wader 1he command of Géneral Gilfoe, repaffed the Dymel. Hague, OQober 3. Ourwhole arténtion for the pre- Sent is taken up with the wew feens opewed in our weigh: bourlosd, by the-arriwal of vhe Hereditary Prince of Brun)- wick, with 4 confiderabie tirps of traops, apon the Lower Rbine s bis Sevene Highnefs baving, on the 30th of Sept. in the morning, paffed by Schermbeck upin bis march to Wefel. From Duffeldirp. diconwards, we dre isformed, that on the 2Gth a large detachiment of the treops under the Hereditary Prince’s command, paffed the Rbine at Roeroort, picked up the remainder of Fijcher’s corps at Rbynberg, and continued their march towards Wefel, on the Jeft bank, whilff [everal parties feoured thecountry. The evening of that day other detachments took paffe[fion of Rees and Emmerick : There they paffed the Rbine on the 30tb: The French, who were in the redoubts along the river, baving, after firing a few fbst; abandoned them, with the ariillery in them, of which they flaid only to nail up two picces. Thix put into poffiffion of the Prince’s trosps, a number of boats fufficiént for the fervice required, in which #he troops, who were dcftined to crofs the water, were em barked. On the [ame day, détachments were fent forward through the dutchy, and to the toten of Cleves : TheFrench commundant threzo bimjelf and bis garrifon intd the caftle. Tbe Imperial Commiffary de Kinckel fled with bis equipage to Sthenken Schans, a Dutch fort upon the frontier; where the Rbine and. Wabal fcparate, and from thence e bad thife aceonts this moring. We are informedfrom theKing of Fruffia’s bead guarters at Ditman)dorff, on the 1qthpaft, That bis Praffran Ma jefly, on the v7th, moved from Baumgarten, 4y bis left; townrds Schweidnits ; andthat, on that day, an a8ion had {Jed bitwven Vis advanced guard and the Aufirians, in ewbith the wddantage was entirely on the fide of the Pruf fians, who, Rorovitkflanding the fupbriotity of their enemy, bad killed, and made prifoners, [fomé bundreds of themyand took from vhemn feventeen picces of caniom. We bave ow anthentic advice of the raifing the fiege of Colberg by Gemeral Werner, who arrived, on the 18th puft, before that place,after -z moft furprifing march fromGlogau inbleoen days. Thé Ruffians, thy' fiperior in numbkr, and ool pofied, xoent bffs with the greatefl precipitation, aban doning tents, canmom, ammunition, baggage, forage, and provifions, in very great guantities totbe Pruffians. The combined ficets vf Ruffia and Sweden put to fea at the fame tike. * Huagwe, Of. 4. This aftérnoon neds hus béen re- céived, Thit the Heéreditary Prince of Brm{wick. who artived -befdre Wefel on the 3oth pait, had; on the 3d inftant, invelted thie place, and was preparivg to begin the fiége in form. 'The gafrifon of Cleves had retired into the caftle, having retufed the only conditions «ffered them, of being received as ‘prifoners of war; and Col. Ditford, with thiee brigades, was attacking them there. Thas Gaz ; Rome; Auguff 28, All theNeapolitan troops are ready to march on the firft notice, in cal¢ the claims oh the Placentia cannot - be fettled Without toming to blows. The Portuguele Mihifter, who ever fince he lefc this city, has waited in Tifcany for frefh orders is gone to execute a commiflion. Hugue Sept: 16. By letters from the allied army we have received the following lift of French Officers who were made Prifoners at Zietenberg, in the night bet- ween the 5th and 6:h inft. Of Clermont’s Volunteers, 1 Colonel, 1 Lieut. Col. 1 Commandsnt of & battalion, 1 Mijor, 3 Captains 2 Aid dc Camp, and 8 Licutenants. Volunteers ot Daiiphiany, 1 Lieutenant Col. 1 Major, g Captains, 6 Cornets, 1 Aid de Camp, and two other officers ; inall 31 officers, and 392 privaté men. New-Hampthire o Yo L0 W I O UN. Srpr. 1. About two o’tlock on Tuefday morning, «n exprels arrived atthe Secretary of ftate’s cffice, which accafioned the right kon. Mr. Pitt to be called up, und .we hear, ‘thit he immediately waited onhis Ma- j=iy at Kenfington, with the difpatches, which are con- ~ je€tured to be of importance, s it came by a Fluthing oat. _ Cupt. Corren from Opporto, is arrived st Deal in 14 days, and brings.an account of an infuirection st L:fbon. The Captsins ‘of two of. the Fregch men of war, ‘which were engaged with Admiral Pocock’s fleet in ¢hé Esit Indics, have been fhot at Pondicherry for cowardics. : The Polith nobility, in & remonftrance lately pre- fented to their Sovereign, fay, that their ficuation is fuch ® One a3 Was never {een before. The people are beg- gar'd xad éxhauled, by a ‘quarrel in which they have no fhare. Their countty fpoiled and depopulated, by thofe they are not ellowed to call their enemie:, becaufe they sflume the name of his Majelty’s allics. , Private letters fay, that when Prince Henry of Pruffia received inteHigence that Gen. Glatz had® burned the Ruffian magszine on the river Pofna, he céuld not help crying out, Then he has done my brother more fer # vice than if T had deftroyed the whole- vanguard of ¢ their army.” : We hear the garrifon of Guadsloupe will be reinforced with 2660 mea. ¢ g : The Dutch letters from Lifbon contradi€ thofe of Paris, and [ay, that the court having declared the cir- cumftances of the late conlpiracy, the people, who were much offended with thé confining the Princes, feem to be fati:fied and difpofed to quiet. g It is firongly rumoured at the court end of the town, that new terms of sccommodation for a pesce aré lately arrived, which meet with much attention, and are likely to be agreed to. : The King of Pruflia’s attack of Laudohn, islook’d on 4s the boldeft ftroke hie has Rtruck this war. His whole fortune depended on Connt Daun’s gétting. no notice that he had divided his army ; and yet the noife of the ¢annon, which might be héard in D.un’s camp, might have givén a fufpicion that his Majelty was engaged with Laudchn. They write from Sixony, that fince the fiege of Drefden, the church of St. Sophia in that city, was fet on fire by lightning, which commucicated itfelf to the #djacent houfes, and reduced many to - fhes. Sept. 200 A private letter from an ¢ flicer in Germsny informs, that the lofs the French srmy fuitained in the months of June and July laft, by ficknefs, defertion, &c.amounted to above 16.000 mén. e adds, that the fick at prefent in the Fiench hofpitals, amount at leaft to 20,000. ‘ Letters from Vienna hint, that Genéral Laudohn would foon be crested a Field Marfhal, and a Count of the Empire, and take the Command of the grahd Au- ftrian army, in the room of Marfhal Daon. 2 And a pofticript of a private letter from the Hague v[erts, that they were well informed that Marfhal Daun wias recalled, and had : &tually fet out for Vienna, to give an account of his conduét to the Empre(s Queen, after refigning the command of the Ariny to General Laudohn. By, ; Exiralt of Letters frim Marfbal Broglic's Avmy, dated September P 5 Tt is sffured that on the g'h inft. we fhall pafs the Fulda, and confequently the Wefer. It is the opinion of the officers that we fhall keep near to Caficl, odr nurfing mother that gives us fuftenance, and our cen- tral point. We fhall proteét the Count of Lufatia, Who may- poflibly advance to Hanover. If this {hould give offince to Prince Ferdinand let him prevest it,. We defire ‘nothing more than to enter Weltphalia. We have ftill time enough this fealon to do fomething cffe€tual hete. Lelters from Lifbon advile, that an inquificion is ap poinied to examine into the foundation of the fecond confpiracy againit his Msjelty, in orcer to biing the authors to punifhment. A courier going with difpatches of importance from M. Broglio to the French King, has luckily fallen into the hands of one of the patroling paries of the allied army.; and the dilpatches have been fent to our Court by s meflenger from Prince Ferdinand. : Sept. 23. The Yarmouth mian of war, Ad. Pocock, from the Eaft Indies, and the Colchefter and Rippon men of war from St. Helena, pals’d by Portfmotth on Sunday morning for the Downs, with the following Eaft-India fhips under their convoy, viz. the Rhoda, M’Namara ; the Drake, late FiTher, now Giblon ; the Britannis, Blewet ; Tilbury, Minwaring ; Prince o6f Wales; Roberts ;- Walpale, Fenner ; Hector, Williams ; Edgecote, Pierce ; Effex, Johnfon; Chefterfield, Carter; all from China ; Caleurta, Wilfon, from Madial %ad Coalt and Bay ; Delewar, Lukins, from St. Helena and Bencoolen ; Duke of Dorler, Forreiter, fromn Coalt and Wirks ficce this Tarer was f:it 'pebiifhed. Nuums. 217 { AZETTE Foreign and Dame/iic'k.' L Bay ; Clinton, Smith, from Bombey ; and the Prince Herry Packet. S The Winchellea, How, from China, was left between Scilly and the Land’s End, lesky. - The sbove fhips fsiled from St. Helena the 6th of June, and are the gre-teft Fleet of Eaft Indismen that ever failed from that place at onetime. It is faid that the Prince Henry Packet has brought over 70, or 80,000 Pagodas worth of Diamonds, and the cargees of the whole Fleet are reckoned worth nesr two Miilions fterling. - Yefterdsy Governor Cook, who: came home with Admiral Pocock front the Eaft Indies, arrived at his Houfe in Pall-Mall from Bombay. TEAS, from the number of fhips arrived from China may be realomably expected ata moderate price. . It is now tho’t that the French fqugdron, which lstely failed under the command of M. Rochmore, was ut firft defigned to intercept our Eaft India flcet, which is lately arrived. i The Devonthire, Hunter, from Bofton to London, is taken and carried into Galicia. / Adbvice from Paris fay, that the Court upon receiving bad news from Cansdaand the Eaft Indizs, had takena refolition to make, €ven late in the feafon as it is, & great effort in Germiany ; and if that fails them, a fepa= rate Peace will enfue, as the diforlered and diftreCted State of their Finances, snd their total Lofs of credit with foreign cotirts, make it impra&ticable for them to continue the war. Whenever pacific meafures take place, & very grest, if not a total change of the miniftry will enfue. . It is faid the Hle Dumst, on the coaft of France, which our fhipping lately tock, abounds ‘with sll the neceflaries of life; s proof of which, our feamen have already experienced. ; Extral of a private Letter from Waterford, Sept. 132 ¢ A fhip arrived here from Holland on Thurlday morning, the mafter of which (s very honeft man) (ays, that on the Day before he dailed (the 7thinft.) he faw & news paper, wherein it was inferted, thatthe King of Pruffis had fought Count Daun for two Days, killed multitudes, and intirely defeated him : He alfo fays, that he faw an exprefs from the Hague, who told him that he was fent with an account, that Prince Ferdinand had twice sttacked Broglio, and had entirely routed bim with great flaughter.” Qther letters fay, that Prince Henry, the King’s brother, had alfo attacked the Ruffisns snd gained a compleat victory over them. Thefe, with the above accounts, feem to meet with credit. 3 Extraft from another Letter of the fame Date. ¢ Jonas Via, mafter of the Hope of Veer, arrived here from the above Place on Thuridny laft, and brings account that the King of Pruffia has had threc feveral engagéments with the Auftrians (the laft with the army under M. Daun and defeated him}in which engagements the Auftriens have loft in killed, wounded and prifoners, riear 60,000 men. He likewife reports, that Prince Ferdirand had obtsined a compleat victory over M. Bioglio; and that the day before he failed, an exprefs pafled thro’ Campveer for Scheveling, in order to prb- cure a boat to forward the above intelligence to England.” Yelterday the Hon. Eaft India company received ad- vie of the fafe arrival of fix of their homeward bound fhips st the Brazils. Somé letters from Peterfbourg pofitively affert; that M. Soltikoff is ordered to keéep on the defénfive, snd tn- dertake nothing againft the King of Prufia. Thisis fuppofed to he the effect of the advantageous offers which his Pruffian Majefty hath made to the Czarim ; which are warmly fupported by Great Britain. They write from the Camp of the Allies, that Prince Ferdinand wxs retutned to the army from the tour he made fncognito to Magdebourg. General Sporken had the commuand in his abfence. 'The French courier, Jately intercepted, carried a plan of Broglio's operations for the whole camnpaign, and that of a fufpenfion of armd in cafe the fucceis did not anfwer expe&tation. Some letters from Silefia mention, that the Pruflians hid gained confiderable wdvantages in two diffrent ac- tions with the Auftrians, the particulars of which were impatiently expefted. And that the King of Pruffis has deviched 10,000 men into Sixony. : " The French srmy under M. Broglio is in & very bad conditjon, dnd isdrove to fuch: ftraits for want of pro- vifions, thit they hive employed (ommeé Jews to buy up 800 fitad of hormed chttle at Géneva for ready moneys who fent them away in halte for the Frengli army. L O N'D O N; Ottober 9. o It is conje@urd that the prefent embarkation is in- tended to be fent up the Rhine, The recall of Count Efterhazy, the Auftrian Ambal- fidor at Petes {Burgh, is thus accounted for, in a letter froti Vienda., The Court of France; having learnt that Count Efterhazy had guaramied the kingdom of Pruffia to Raffd by a tiekty which-he figned at Peterfbu-gh in 9,