The New Hampshire Gazette

We learn from the West Indies, that the French upon their receiving the News of the Reduction of Quebec to the Obedience of his Majesty, immediately ordered it to be reported, that upwards of one Hundred Thousand Subjects of the Grand Monarque had invaded England, and that they had actually advanced within thirty Miles of London..... From henceforward let France be content with her own Dominions, and not attempt to make War upon her peaceful Neighbours, when her Finances are not able to provide them with necessary Subsistence; and let no Englishman be disturbed with those mighty political Preparations, which such a turbulent Neighbour so often pretends he is making, to invade England. If the French cannot provide for the Subsistence of an Army on the Continent, there can be no Probability of her attempting the Conquest of Great Britain. A Country So exhausted by a three Years War, as to be reduced to the Necessity of depending upon the contingent Event of a Victory for Subsistence of all Kinds, which has as much Probability against as for it, must, if Victory declares against Her (which thank God, it has lately done) be obliged to submit to Such Conditions of Peace as Great-Britain shall dictate. These Conditions, without Doubt, will be, gradually to clip the Gallic Wings in America.