The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Travellers lately returned from the continent, agree that in France the people are well satisfied with the peace, though they ascribe it to the magnanimity of their Prince. in being content with procuring liberty to America, for which the Grand Monarch began the war. In Spain they stroke their whiskers, and stalk quietly away whenever the war is mentioned: but in Holland they sputter and frown, and are ready to devour every Englishman they meet. In that country it is evident a prevalence for the French still prevails, which is not likely to be changed during the remembrance of the late hostilities.