The New Hampshire Gazette

Dresden, (in Germany) October 22. In the Morning of the 18th Inst. an Express from the King of Prussia passed through this City, with Orders to Prince Henry, to detach from his Army a large Body of Horse and Foot, to join that of the King. Accordingly his Royal Highness set out the same Day from his Camp at Maxen, at the Head of eight Battalions and twelve Squadrons of Hussars, with whom he arrived here at Four in the Afternoon. These Troops, who carry with them a large Train of Artillery, were billeted on the Townsmen, and set out next Morning to join the King in Upper Lusatia. In order to fill up, in some Measure, the void made in Prince Henry's Army by such a large Detachment, two Regiments of our Garrison are sent to it.

On the other Hand we learn, that M. Daun hath caused himself to be joined by some Thousand Austrians, who were in the Army of the Empire, that the General was encamped near Lobau, and that his Prussian Majesty was encamped in the Neighbourhood of Klen Bautzen.

P. S. We just now hear that the Corps detached from Prince Henry's Army, having joined that of the King of Prussia Yesterday Morning, his Majesty immediately made Dispositions for attacking M. Daun in his Turn; So that we hourly expect the News of a more decisive Action than the First.