The New Hampshire Gazette

Have, for my own satisfaction, drawn out an account current between our most gracious Sovereign and the French king, from the commencement of hostilities on our part in the present war to the date hereof: and perhaps, Sir, it might be of some use to our ministers, to have somewhat of this kind before them when they come to treat of peace, that by seeing at one view, the losses we have sustained, and the advantages we have gained, during the course of the war, they may be better able to stipulate proper conditions. I have on purpose omitted the action at Bergen, because that is allowed to be a drawn battle, in which neither side claimed any advantage; nor have I reckoned in the list of ships of war, either our own or those of the enemy, that were lost or destroyed by storms or other accidents. I have likewise omitted the privateers or merchant ships taken on every side, as they are pretty near equal in number, amounting perhaps, to about 100 on each side, and it's impossible to ascertain their value.

Dr. Louis XV King of France and Navarre.

1755. Sept. 8. To Sir Wm. Johnson, for a victory gained over Gen. Dieskau near Lake George.

1756. July 23. By a defeat given to—

1758. Feb. 28. To Admiral Osborne, for defeating M. de Quesne near Cape Finisterre. Fort du Quesne.

March 18. To the Hereditary Prince of Brunswick, for taking the city of Minden.

1756. July 23. By M.

Aug. 18. To Admiral Holmes, for taking the city of Emden.

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1758. Aug. 29. To Admiral Pocock, for drubbing M. d'Ache in the East Indies.

Aug. 3. To ditto for ditto.

June 29. By the Marshal duc de Richlieu, for the conquest of the island of Minorea.

1759. May 2. To Commodore Marsh, for the taking of Senegal.

June 8. To Charles Duke of Marlborough, for burning the Shipping at St. Maloes.

July 23. To Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, for beating the Prince of Clermont at Crefeld.

Aug. 14. By Monsieur le Marquis de Montcalm, for taking

1758. July 26. To Maj. Gen. Amherst and Adm. Boscawen, for the conquest of Cape Breton, &c. Forts Oswego and Ontario.

Aug. 5. To Gen. Imhoff, for beating M. Chevert at Bergen.

1757. July 15. To Lt. Gen. Bligh and Ld. Howe, for demolishing the harbour of Cherbourg.

July 26. By Marshal d'Etrees, for the victory at Hastenbeck.

1758. July 27. To Lieut. Col. Bradstreet, for the taking of Fort Frontenac.

Nov. 24. To Brigadier Gen. Forbes, for taking Fort du Quesne.

2624 By Monf. le Marquis de Montcalm, for taking

Dec. 29. To Commodore Keppel, for taking the Fort and Island of Goree.
Fort William. Hen

1759 Feb. 17. To Lieut. Col. Draper, for forcing M. Lally to raise the siege of Madras.

1758. June 2. By Monsieur le Comte d'Ache, for taking Fort St. David's.

May 2. To Major Gen. Barrington, for the conquest of the island of Guadaloupe.

26. To ditto, for that of Mariegalante, &c.

July 8. By the repulse of Major General Abercrombie at
Ticonderoga.

July 24. To Sir Wm. Johnson, for taking Niagara Fort.

To Major General Amherst, for taking Ticonderoga Fort.

Aug. 23. By the Duke de Broglio, for defeating the Prince
rof lenbuig near Cassel.

Aug. 17. To ditto, for the conquest of Crown Point.

To Prince Ferdinand, for totally defeating M. de Contades at Thonhausen.

1759. Sept. 19. To Admiral Boscawen, for drubbing M. de la Clue off Cape Lagos.

Sept. 13. By the Duke d'Aiguillon, for defeating a handful
of British troops, at St. Cas.

Sept. 13. To Major Gen. Wolfe, for overthrowing the French before Quebec.

17. To Vice Adm. Saunders and Brig. Monckton and Townsend, for taking Quebec.

Nov. 20. To Sir Edw. Hawke, for defeating the French fleet under M. Conflans.

1760. April 28. By Monsieur Levi, for repulsing the British troops
near Quebec.

To Prince Ferdinand, for the reduction of Munster.

To Sundries, for taking, burning, and destroying 21 ships of war 84 to 64 guns.

To Sundries, for ditto, 29 ditto, from 50 to 60 guns.

1760. May 16. To Gen. Murray, for obliging the French to raise the siege of Quebec.
Errors excepted.

Aug. 25. To Gen. Amherst, for taking Fort Levi.
Peter Punctual.

28. To Col. Haviland, for taking the Isle aux Noix.

Sept. 8. To Gen. Amherst, for taking the city of Montreal, and therewith all Canada.