Diplomatic Corre
章节目录
共 36 段- Holland can gain no advantage by a peace with
- "The King has accepted this friendly declaration of her Maje
- "ART. III. In case a vessel shall have been retaken by a ves
- I have received the letter, which you did me the honor to wr
- "That as your Noble and Grand Mightinesses, have always test
- "That, as such a dangerous situation ought naturally to exci
- "I dare also assure myself, that your High Mightinesses will
- "That, saving the deliberations of the Lords, the States of
- I am in my own mind apprehensive, though I devoutly wish I m
- I have received the letter, which you did me the honor to wr
- The Emperor, in his late journey through Holland, made himse
- "As pains are taken to draw the public into an opinion, that
- "We, the Deputies of the States of Utrecht, make known, that
- "For these causes, being desirous to make provision in this
- I beg leave to assure your Excellency, that I shall be at al
- The English papers, which I forward by this opportunity, wil
- "II. That if, in spite of all the cares employed to this eff
- They write from Stockholm, that the Court of London has thou
- This plan was so daringly supported by writers of the first
- The distress of the nation, then, must in the end force them
- "That experience has also taught the petitioners, that the p
- "That, to this happy revolution in the dispositions of the E
- "The conformity of religion and government, which is found b
- "The undersigned, manufacturers, merchants, and other trader
- Their High Mightinesses, on the same day, appointed a grand
- I have, after innumerable vexations, agreed with three house
- The States-General have appointed M. Brantzen their Minister
- You inquire whether there is no intercourse between the Fren
- It is possible, however, that they may secretly choose
- The Prince de Gallitzin said, not long since, that the condu
- This people must be indulged in their ordinary march, which
- The negotiations at Versailles between the Count de Vergenne
- We have yet no certain account of the evacuation of Charlest
- The French Minister at Philadelphia has made some representa
- "From Cape Sables, to the Isle of Sables, and so on to the B
- He then said, that he believed France and England had agreed