The New Hampshire Gazette

	Rev.	Forces.
Archibhop of Cologne	130000	8000
Triers	100000	6000
Mentz	100000	6000
Saltzburg	80000	8000
Munfter	70000	5000
Liege	70000	8000
Bihop of Wurtfburgh	60000	5000
Bamberg	50000	5000
Paderborn	40000	3000
Ofnabrug	30000	2500
Aichstadt	10000	1000
The abbot of Fulca	70000	6000
The other bithopricks of the empire, together	60000	5000
The abbeys and provofthips of the empire	80000	9000
Total of the ecclesiastical princes.	950000	76500
The emprefs queen	800000	180000
The king of Prufia	1400000	180000
The elestor of Saxony	800000	20000
Palatine	300000	18000
The D. of Wirtemberg	200000	15000
The landgrave of Hefte-Caffel	120000	12000
The landgrave of Hefle-Darmstadt	100000	9000
The duke of Mecklenburg	60000	6000
The prince of Baden-Baden	18000	3000
The prince of Baden-Durlach	18000	3000
Princefs of Naffau	120000	10000
The elestor of Bavaria	300000	30000
The elestor of Hanover	400000	40000
The duke of Brunfwick-Wolfenbuttle	300000	14000
The D. of Holstein	80000	12000
The D. of Saxe Gotha	200000	12000
Weymar	80000	10000
Dukes of Saxony	80000	10000
Princes of Anhalt	60000	6000
Prince of Lowenburg	60000	6000
The other princes and imperial towns of the empire	500000	50000
Total of the revenues and orces of the secular princes	13196000	646000
Total of the ecclesiastical princes	950000	76500
Total of the revenues and forces of the empire	14146000	722500

From the London Magazine, for January, 1757.

An Account of the Revenues and Forces of the German EMPIRE, With Remarks.

The state and condition of Germany being now a subject very much enquired into, we shall give our readers the following account of the revenues of the several princes and states of that empire, with the number of forces each of them can raise; first observing, that the calculations of their annual revenues were made in German florins, which were supposed to be worth 3s. and 4d. sterling each, and that the king of Prussia, and some others, were supposed to have large subsidies from France, England, or Holland.

From hence we may see how dangerous it would be in France to have the house of Austria rendered as absolute for the German empire, as the power of the house of Bourbon is in the kingdom of France. But this might probably in a very little time be the consequence, should France now assist in demolishing the house of Brandenburg; for we know how much the great houses of Germany, to wit, the Saxon, the Palatine, and the Bavarian, have formerly suffered by the quarrels with the house of Austria, which were spirited up by the intrigues of France; and if the house of Brandenburg should now be ruined, or reduced by the same means, it will hereafter be very difficult for France to raise up any opposition to the house of Austria in Germany, or to prevail with any prince of the empire to join with her in an alliance against the house of Austria; especially if he be strengthened and established by a number of male heirs, and the immense succession to the Austrian dominions in the air of that family.

French court never this present contest the house on the other hand, their alliance mutual assistance in quests against first of revenge; peace between the accommodation, it not dangerous may see, that.