The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

BOSTON, December 6.

Capt. Smith in the Ship Jenny, arrived at New-York, last week, from Cork (Ireland) confirms the accounts received of the inevitability of an European war.

A London newspaper received by Capt. Smith, dated Oct. 5, says "Just as this paper was going to press, we received the mails from Holland and Flanders, by which we learn that the negociation between the duke of Brunswick and the Amsterdam deputies having failed of success, the outposts of the city of Amsterdam were on Monday last, at three o'clock, attacked by the Prussian troops; that about five the firing was very brisk, and continued so until seven, when the Prussians were repulsed in three different places, and retreated in disorder; that their loss, however, as well as that of the Amsterdammers, was not known, that the city was not out of danger, and that all the citizens were under arms."

The cause of the negociation proving unsuccessful, is said to have been occasioned by the duke of Brunswick's insisting upon the implicit submission of the city of Amsterdam to the four articles of the last memorial delivered by the Prussian Minister.