Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Letters from the Hague assert, that great alarms continue to prevail in all parts of the United Provinces lest the subsisting political dissensions should terminate in a rebellion. The same letters add, that a correspondence is commenced between the courts of France and Berlin, respecting the critical state of affairs in Holland, and that a conjecture prevails, that those powers have it in contemplation to interpose their friendly offices for reconciling those contentions which have long interrupted the internal tranquility, and are now aggravated to a height dangerous to the very existence of the Republic.