troops into winter-quarters; of and Pr. Henry followed his example. The execution-troops of the Empire, having suffered considerably in the spring, ashas already been taken notice of they did nothing afterwards worth mentioning, till Pr. Henry was obliged to call in, and keep with him, a detachment that had formerly been watching their motions, to assist him in opposing M.Daun. Then, indeed, they chearfully embraced the opportunity of raising exorbitant contributions, and plundering the inhabitants, in several places on the frontiers of his Prussian Majesty's electoral dominions; after which they were the first to go into winterquarters. Thus the campaign has made

no material alteration in Saxony.

of troops. Gen. Goltze, with another corps, had wintered in that duchy. Upon the King's approach, M. Laudohn,

a summary of the public affairs in 1761.