The New Hampshire Gazette

June 12. Private letters from Berlin inform us, that the King of Prussia, before he set out for Silesia, held a grand council with the Margrave Charles and his Ministers. He told them, That tired out by the present destructive war, and moved by the calamities it had brought upon all parts of Germany, he was absolutely determined to risque his all upon this campaign, that it might be the last. After this, he declared to them his intentions concerning the succession to his crown, and the manner he would have his estates governed, in case he should be cut off by a short fit of illness, or should fall in battle.