The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Feb. 2. The Empress of Russia means to send a fleet of 24 sail of the line into the Mediterranean: and the Gazette of Petersburgh, published by royal authority, declares that opposition will be made to the entrance of this force into the Mediterranean, either by France or England, in the latter of which, it has been agreed this fleet shall victual and refit.

General Field Marshal Loudon, well known for his military talents, and determined bravery in the war of 1757, undertakes, at the age of 70, the conquest of Moldavia, while the Emperor in person takes upon him the command of the army in Hungary, consisting of 200,000 men, which being divided into different bodies will attack the Turks in Servia, Bulgaria, and Bosnia.

A third Army will be stationed in Galicia, which with the Russians, who are to join it, will amount to 80,000 men, and can with great facility act in concert with the grand army of the empress, which is already on the borders of the Ukraine, and of Podolia.

It is resolved to enter Moldavia by two armies, at two different places at the same time: the Austrian forces will penetrate into it by Buckowine, and the Russian by the Polish-Ukraine.