The New Hampshire Gazette

The 7th Instant the General Post Packet, Captain Robinson arrived at New York, in six Weeks and three Days from Falmouth, by whom we have the following Advices from the public Prints.

HAMBURGH, May 28.

We are in a very untoward situation. If we favour one side, we are threatened by the other; and the most steady and uniform conduct cannot secure us from threats of resentment by one or other of the powers engaged in the war; and what adds to our misfortune is, we know not where it will end. We are indeed every day flattered with the hopes of peace, but fear these hopes will deceive us. Every appearance around us carries the face of war; and this campaign will be the most bloody one that we have seen yet. The powers at war have indeed appointed a congress to be held: all we know, is, that such proposals have actually been made and accepted; but the accounts to be settled, are of so intricate a nature, that it will be difficult to adjust them. Marshal Broglio and the Prince de Soubise have received all their reinforcements, which amount to upwards of 140,000 men. Prince Ferdinand's does not exceed 60,000; so that, as there is so great a disproportion in point of numbers, it is imagined the Allies will keep mostly on the defensive this campaign.