Gazette Of The United States And Daily Evening Advertiser

It would require the microscopic organ of a Jacobin spy to see wherein the treaty concluded between France and Prussia is favorable to the cause of general liberty. The words, nor the idea, are not even hinted at in any part of it; and so far are the miserable subjects of Prussia from being benefited by it, that they are not even thought of in the treaty, which has been made by the French republic with the king of Prussia, as such, and as elector of Brandenburg, both which titles are recognized by a particular article of the treaty!