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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Widespread dissatisfaction in Paris amid arrests of two high-ranking officers for court martial, a Farmers-General's credit failure of 8-10 million, the Spanish Ambassador's departure for Madrid, and the King's appointment of Count de Berdini and Marquis de Conflans as Marshals of France.
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There was never known so general a Dissatisfaction as reigns here at present. Court Martials are not frequent in this Country, but there are two Officers of great Rank under Arrest, whose Conduct it is necessary should be examined into. One of our Farmers-General has made a Slip in his Credit, some say for eight, others for ten Millions. The Spanish Ambassador is actually on the Point of setting out for Madrid. The King has declared two Marshals of France, the Count de Berdini and the Marquis de Conflans.
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Paris
Event Date
March 17
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two officers of great rank under arrest; one farmers-general credit slip for eight or ten millions; spanish ambassador setting out for madrid; king declares two marshals of france
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General dissatisfaction reigns in Paris. Court martials uncommon but two officers of great rank under arrest for examination. One Farmers-General has credit slip of eight or ten millions. Spanish Ambassador on point of setting out for Madrid. King has declared Count de Berdini and Marquis de Conflans Marshals of France.