The Virginia Gazette

The Publick are apt to think that the Congress at Fockshany was broke up on Account of the unreasonable Demands of Count Orlow; the Court of Russia demanded nothing more than her Successes entitled her to demand. The real Cause of her Rapture was the Prussian Minister, who, under Pretence of facilitating the Peace, had Orders to prevent it. He did so; Count Orlow was his Dupe, and for that Reason was disgraced. The Prussian Minister went afterwards to the Russian Camp, in Order to widen the Breach, and precipitate the Operations of War; the Vizier discovered this Duplicity, and made Romanzow acquainted with it. This Armistice was prolonged, and the Conferences are renewed with good Hopes of Success. This is not the only Instance of Duplicity in the Court of Berlin, as in a few Days more will appear.