The New Hampshire Gazette

From Quebec we have these further Particulars, viz. That from the Battle on the 28th of April, to the Raising of the Siege, the Garrison had not above 50 Men killed and wounded: That the General hearing the Enemy designed to escalade, called his Officers together, and told them, that if they would stand by him, he would not give up the Place while he had ten Men left; to which the brave Men immediately agreed, and with the greatest Cheerfulness: That the Garrison would soon be strongly reinforced, the Battalions at Louisbourg being shipping off for that purpose, as they were destroying the Works of that Place: That some of our Provision Ships had got up: That the Rochester Man of War, with 15 or 16 more Provision Vessels from England, was met going up the River: And that it was said some of our Men of War, of the same Convoy, had taken two French Frigates on the Passage.