Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

June 12. There is a report at Paris, that there are at present three Polish noblemen at Versailles, who have deposited in the hands of government different projects, all tending to the curtailment of the Russian empire. Count de Wrosky, a young nobleman from Poland, we hear, is also just arrived there, and on the very day of his arrival, which was on the 17th of March, had no less than two conferences with M. de Vergennes. Politicians in France are on tiptoe to know the purport of his journey, while common sense tells them that it must be something of consequence.