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Foreign News February 18, 1763

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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Translation of a French pasquinade satirizing lodging arrangements for foreign ministers at a peace congress, assigning mocking addresses to representatives from the Emperor, Russia, France, Austria, England, Prussia, Sweden, Poland, Empire princes, Duke of Wurtemberg, Holland, and Spain.

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LONDON, Dec. 1.

Translation of the French Pasquinade.

The Houses where the Ministers of Foreign Courts at the Congress for a Peace are to lodge.

The Minister from the Emperor, at the Good-Will, Impotent-street.

Russia. At the Castle in the Air, Maggot-street.

France. At the Cock tripp'd of his Feathers, Canada-street.

Austria. At the bad Alliance, Invalid-street.

England. At the Fortune, Victory-square, Subsidy-street.

Prussia. At the Four Winds, Fox-street, near Guinea-square.

Sweden. At the passage of the Couriers, Whimsical-street.

Poland. At the Sacrifice of Abraham, Innocence-street, near Superstition-square.

Princes of the Empire. At the Diet, near the Hospital of Incurables, Mountebank-street.

Duke of Wirtemberg. At the Don Quixote, Hobgoblin-street, near the Mountain in Labour.

Holland. At the Whale, Cheese-Market, near the Great Observatory.

As your Friend in Holland forgot the Spaniards, please to add.

Spain. At the Fool's Cap, pride-street, near the Court of Deceit.

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Diplomatic

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Peace Congress Diplomatic Satire Pasquinade Foreign Ministers Lodging Mockery

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Satirical translation listing humorous, punning lodging addresses for ministers from various foreign courts attending the Congress for a Peace.

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