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The National Republican And Ohio Political Register
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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A letter from a student in Paris describes how Mrs. Fitzherbert, friend of the King of Great Britain, informed Irish Baronet Sir John B--e that there is no danger of war between England and France, as England has resolved on strict neutrality, easing concerns among those fearing departure.
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An Freshman in Paris has written to his correspondent what follows. The female named is the particular friend of the King of Great Britain, Defender of the Faith, &c.
The great politician here now is Mrs. Fitzherbert. The information denied to us by Ministers is kindly communicated by the illustrious personage, and her aye and nay directs the decisions of thousands. An Irish Baronet, Sir John B--e, yesterday consulted Mrs. Fitzherbert about the question of peace or war, as he was very fearful of being obliged to quit Paris. Her Excellency replied that there was no danger of war between England and France, as the former power had resolved upon the strictest neutrality. The words of Mrs. F were, "I care not who says the contrary, I speak from the highest possible authority."
Such is the importance attached to this information, that it has been handed about from family to family, and it has already tranquilized many who were about to apply for passports to England.
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Paris
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no danger of war between england and france; england resolved upon the strictest neutrality.
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A freshman in Paris wrote that Mrs. Fitzherbert, friend of the King of Great Britain, is a key political figure providing information denied by ministers. Irish Baronet Sir John B--e consulted her yesterday on peace or war fears, prompting his potential departure from Paris. She assured no war danger, citing England's strict neutrality from highest authority. This news has spread, calming many seeking passports to England.