Foraging and March Movements Amid War in Hanover and Gottingen
Reports from Hanover describe Saxon and Allied troop movements near Gottingen, with French foragers seeking supplies but facing scarcity. Major General Luckney’s units occupy positions near Eimbeck, restricting French foraging. News notes Prussia’s victory over Austria in Silesia, palace damage, and large rix dollar losses. Naval arrivals and sailings at Havre de Grace and Portsmouth are listed, including ships docking, refits, and quarantines.
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