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EVENING POST,ANDVol. hi.] BRITISH Chronicle.[Numb. 172.To be continued every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. From W EDN'ESD A Y, August 25, to F R ID A Y, August 25, 1758.Saxt tu' iff annuA ih Mmb fnm Holland.Pttc/fiemK J»!f ig.Tjfi’.i’. ANY people arc of opinion that tyjr Many. infte«l of advancing into Silelia or 3randeb.org. .isit reported, nil remaininch: Polilh territories during the rcti of the cimp'i'ii, .-ml toward) the end of a.uunu;, return into prulra, and t'ke up their winter quarleiv Si-a/At/tA. -i’.c'. 5. Afcr: the taking of Fenv etude our army near tin Hooi-c. !•H, 1 nv.ill heConk * I rtie ilo :i its iro girl-; if ic ■ Iki no; pa:ilt; t; ope;- :i_.is v:ii. nor? vigour, i: ill rot take otrtiro ursC.im. psigri. md uniefs tout be iftefttd. w i ‘hall h-vr n- re. n u bua.l lt;l Oiir urc. S. cinj. c*.-q.irll ot til t pla :t oni. nr. sv.ure to us -i! out ocher advsn-.ngers The Ruil.ans arc not mire scire than we arc. their army liili eiK.ii'siu bttwtcn the vvai; .-.it and the lt;tdrr. W( how -ever l!.liter oorlrltei, lii t they will pent'sate into the hearl of Bondi ocurg in fpiteotrbc array at the Count de Dcbnv, which ii efldc-J-soaring to cover ail tlie N-jxIOIc Marche.Stria, Aug. S. The Ruffian anny is encamo-ed iti I'cvcial Kidies, (b.ite near Xcrniglwr.ke.•elvers in the ivrightaUftMml of Mcftiil; and Ctarter Pr.tadis. Detachment* me daily lent by them into the Neighbouring towns .and villages o: the New Marclsc and Silclin, which, they pih lige, and carry oil the inert wnitby iiihohi taints, with all the l»i lis, and other cattle : in oifxrs tlicy r.aile contribution*, a and then fee £.;: tatheni. Such ate the exploits ot Rulfiins.It is uiJ that the King, leaving relished to tiic the '■ loroand of ibr army under General Dohnn, liin march evith rC battalions to jmn it, haiing left the command ot the troops in the cccnty ut Gbtr. to M. Keith.Mntor General Maiacbowiky, whom Count Dolma clenched tlie jth irritant, with a hotly of Hntfare to dsflodge the enemy Irom Stern'Kfg, being iwt about half nay tbiihcr by a large body of their troop , compiled of live regiments cf infantry and 500 Huilars and Ciflacks, be made not the lead btlitation ahoul attacking them, w hich he did (b vigorously at to oblige them to retire to Sternocrg, leaving +a men •lead ujmhi the fpoe, brfulcs a great numher«f nennded i betook !* piifoncis, among; neral Jnhmis isgune to TnmHinu, tonhl'erve t tocm (c o Ohiicis; and nnrlo6 nmuuMid rono column of the enemy which itatWuelt Kueltlitj. more than two men killed an-l fix miffing. . I Ay’iwfi, Aug. n. We have jWl received aiU Cel. Honlt hiving been obliged by the fupe. [ vice, that General Dontbille is arrived with rioriiy of the Rullian* to retire on the ■ ;tli lilt. ' iti.eoa men ?.t Z^kfcan , t lt;t ftincc Henry of from Drieten uitli 100 militia and 600 of hia[Pmilia hairetrrate.1 f.^n . fcltopimti to Chem-owo ilt;riinen;, he wai anmked at Frnlbrrgf mix, lioW wteowhe is going to Waldenhourg. by wii.ie thtWlincii ot the enemies; wbtnthe J The PanJouu have ilttady taken po.Tvtf.on of ife.ttrt part ot hit regiment, cvmpoftxl of pri.|Tlcliopjaii, and we rcCbon the army ol ttlt; Kueit who had taken ua in ou- fervice, went (Empire will he at Dippolda'x.Ue nett week-, over to the Kuliaiu. Nocwitiiflmding vlikh, j With the corps under General Jerbedont, tiia: the militia, with thofe of ’ ii reriment who: army w H cootlft of joooo tutn. Marlhal Dtio maintained their frJc hy, rvvred in’ good 0 do I .irngns to dctacb a b.dy ot 1 jsoa men from bis with all tbor ribllery loLandlherg. \ army to nukt a diierfion in Saxony, on tlie[I’ncc Two-pmcc liull-pcnn/.]According to tin latdt advices from the King s army in Bohemia, it was dill encamped 011 the 4th of tbi» nxmtli at JefeltitB on the f.lttau. During it-, march from Meravia it i»d taken up*arils of Stio prifoners; an-J his M1-icily, to the great altonuhincnt ot his eneir.ici tl’.rmfelvcs, had hitherto pnfeircd all his artillery and baggage.General Putkammsr, maslc priloner in Mo-ravi-j, is jurt exchanged .'galnil General 'V-ck.’sljiri. /.if. 6. We aie r.o ijng-.r : 11 doubt I of the PiuITmii .irniy hiving entitdy quitted o-i-cmia, in order to eutev into tie cowity of L'lao. The two corps of the KuP.s:n army .•h-cii areadvancmv towardsSildia, hive, with out doubt, obli^c.l tlie King of Rrufiia to take tins It:p. He has detached 11 or ij battalions towards FniKtoit upon the Oder, inonftrto. join ttie sfyaoo men under the command of 1 Count Dolma, which will make his army 30,00a j .;rong , ar..I its (height the Ksnzof Prulfia will, nut himldf at the head ot it, and march againit; the Ruftians.C. 9. According to the Uft tririccfrom the King of Pruilia's army, it is al arri-'ad in the county ol Giite, and his Mljcifv, hav!-glcft rtiecit»mandof it to Matihal Keith,. niarciicil in.elf, with a leinforcemer.t ot f.x ; teen battalions, to join the troops under Count Dohiw, and engage tlse RulTn'ii.trixce, Atr;. We have undoubted advice , that tlie t.vo Ruiurn at mica have united n-.ar ' the Oder, and that Count Dolma's army, with , all the reinforaentents be has received (tom Si-1 lefi*, docs not exceed 35,000. Ar;flt/SauG,\z.fi'din tfr caw*4/' lit twnbict.l wavy y'.ii Aw-fi't a' TspKf-, A.\~. 5. We came heic’tbc jotli of bA month, uliere u-e hare been ever Cnee Prince Henry of Pr.iflta's army is at Tfcnoapoo, from whence he has lent a detachment with 1 j pieces of camion, to enver the parte, ot Dip poWifwalde. Yelierdiy we mcivcl idv;ce that the King ofPrullia was retired to Eewin. General Haddick is *• Sthonwalde./■'.,*''wi frffi.'-y.e'ff / lt;rr rfti ef'l^w/, A*f. 5. TIiC crveniy Iiavtng Changed Iheirrainpyei-.er-day Maiitul Diun wmr a^ain to reconnoitre, and drttftmincd to give tllrm battle next Jay. Hut to avoid it, as tllt;) hue cawbnily d-.-nc, they have again moved their camp, isiarvhi.ig this mcmiiii'to the hills benbid Nacbnd. Ge- 1 1.1. ....... .....1.right cf the Elbe.Mtrkvzt, Anevjt C. Advice bring heought here that a pan ot the Corps ot the army under, the Prince Oe SoobiR n-W mlvaiKing »narlt;!s tnis Rilhopnuk, the Hanoverian trcops, who vscic iit garrifon liere, ulr-.d t Liprtadt.fii.ar-, Aug. n. Yellcrday (be great migy tine of hay and. flratv at VcgtCick, neir tnia city,.took fire, and notwitbftinJing all the pre-c.iutiana that could be taken, n 's entirely con-lamed. Tlie lofs of thil magazir.C is ulucd at upwards of 100,000 Horioi, but we think our* feleestevy haj.oy that the flame, did no: communicate to this pi ice, nor the fistpt in the uarbour, lome of which had a quantity of powder on board for tbe Hanovetiins-Ciisro, Aug. 14. They write from Dufieidorp, that the evening l-efoee the Hanoverian, cvacu-atcd that place, they nailed up above Seventy psectjof can io-i whkh they could not carry with them, and threw iiveral others into the Rhine, together with a grot quantity of powder ami ball, bombt, andotlver ammuniiion.Pari 1, Aug. j. The advantage which our troop, gained over the HelHaro tbe tjd of laA month, did not give any extraordinary joy, mil ».».1 l.iuttl li.iimd with the blood of too great .1 numbre of brave people, and btftdes, this vic-tary has had no very remarkable cooiequencn.The army ol tlie Prince de Soubije ia not yet in tlx Ekclomte of Hanover, which was expected ; and tins all that country would have Been pat again under contribution. - Tl c lufinds is to deprive, with the utmoft exptdition, thf eixmyol the refourccs which it may lie able to draw ‘from thence, rather than to make a coaqucil of it.P*ri»j Attg. 15,. The PrefiJent Mole is made Keeper of the lcals.ini! the Piclident RoHmblc fi.cCeeds :.s Tuii Pretidcii! of th'c Parliaaicnt nf Paris, i he Count de S(. Floientin is difmitlV.l f. Out’being Secretary of State | but, to quality etiat dilj.ace, is creced Duke and Pier. Iii» Melt Chritl'an M*)(#.y h‘ JecUretl, that the Duke de 3/oglio ihal tie included in the next pio not on ut the Knight, 01 the Holy Ghoft. 7 he Arehbilbop of P»n‘is ioclicwl t.i m:ikc hit /u'miiran, and it is thought will L-e ipeed’Jj* recalled.BajJ: / S-.’AltrrlanA, Aug. 5. The Imroimh of DoorggVo, liiu?.:e in tin Itallin bailiuick ot‘ Blrio, and beIceiginE to the cantons orSchu-eitv. Diy, and Uutei -aide, iatli 'em tor tome bms tbrw.tned hy 2 tcclc,«l : Isfcemedto p. rtfrom a high 1. unr.rin, at The uat of which the tuwa is UTuited. On the f ills pail, m lt;1« night, tbit rock broke quite ctJ.Wld by nt tail heitdoun tor tnifli cbtm.li Bud lteeplc, and ahcxrt firiy boci'fes, belidvi damaging (kveralutlvtt?, lotbr.t tirc-y arc rendered uninhabitable. 'I hrec and thirty cerlons are Buried in the ruiiat. The M’tnniirr waeuugoutulive, after remaining five liouu undci tlssiir. Tbt lurviving inhabitant1, far tear of tome other «-ideut nf li e like ua-I tuie, ace retired to tbt ether tide of tii: Tcfiin.
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