The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1791-09-12
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intended to efcape to Mentz, the capital OF tie
Eector Of that name, where the chiefs of the coun-
ter revolution are. il is certain that lie never
meant to go to Brussels, and the report Of the 90
vernment messenger OF his having paised Doua5 Is
wholly unfoonded The King was have met The
Prnce dc Condo, the count d'Ar,ola and M. de Ca
lonne at NJ ,ntz, where the FORMER arrived he
gin lnttant, accompanied by Tie dnAes OF bourbon
aud Engeln, and were received under the ai:charge
Ola iaiure or ARTILLERY, land the parade by
pany OF gtenadiers.
The Eiector, accompanied by all the French &c.
neral oihcers at that place received their hglneises
win great Ponp; the palace was very fuptrbly il.
INUNDATED and there VAS grand upper in the
evening" The count 'Artois reiIes al The Elccto.
ral palace The prince dc Cende and his fons al an
Hotel, where he is attended by royal anard
he Prnccts de Lamoelle OF The fair fu-
gitves from Paris, in conequcnce of the ros al de.
Partnre. Her highneis lad procured passage
from Calais but TWO ho1ss before embargo was
laid on all the ihipping in that port.
On her arrival at Dover The took up her reGdence
at Nnet and Fector's and from the 3angninenels of
her hopes, The irnt expreis to Madame eiu Barre
IN London, Assuring her of the Royal Family 5 per.
iect laely. She decorated her ieryanys with Gshue
fafS"aei and alto wore the emblem OF Gaic royalt,
herielf.
Dover
with the news of the intercepion the Princeis ex.
pressed the mott extreme anguiih Of mind, and i'm
ineolstely took her passage fer Offend in ONE OF
the Nl'net and Fector's packets.
,J"J O.. Lalt Tuelday CHI at ten O'Clock, Mr.
iin'ms, the long expected mefseneer from pe,eri-
purgh, arrived at the iecretary Of itate's ofice,
whitehall, with dispatches from MIR. Fawhener
the Engl'ih convey extraordinary 10 that court for
negotiating peace between K. Liza and the Tanks.
we ipeak from the belr authority in faying that
nothing deSiii1e is concluded on. Tie iecrecy
which prevails in the higher departments of 90.
Vernnen', pree ndes US from flatipg infinitely what
are the particular points which The two courts
oihsf In opinion but it gives much ialisaction
to ASSURE the public, thar although Mr. Fawke-
ner>s diipatehes do af,rd US the agreeable
news OF his having already fulfilled the object OF his
million, we may tertain we'll founded hooes ofi,s
being very ;horlly accomplished, las every Thing was
IN tar way of adiutment.
ono1ld peace between Ratia and the Porte be
concluded on. the freh dipu es between the latter
power and Anitria will Of couris term;,a,e liz
whe. indeed We have reaon to believe that the
Aing OF Pruiiia has undertaken to az. ormodste the
guinness and tor this :'arpeie has fent Colonel bit
ehosswerder TO the Emperor in Italy We do nor
e"ter.aln any ferrous approximations that the recon-,
lneneemenl OF ho1tlitics between the two l,1,r,
powers Will either be of any longer duration. or
produce any further miNhief "
Notw.Elfan dl1g the preicnt calm, the peace of
Europe looks far from being leltled. France is in
he mott eri, zeal li'ua'cn, both in rcrpecr to tie
formation OF her government and the difpoGtlon of
inc Royal Family Spain is dreading the approach.
.'s '.-nes OF France The Congrefs leens TO be at
JaaA in ietrling the incorporation Of the
on al kelehenbach The media ion Of England and
fraii'A draes on heavily; whit the former is al.
ready engaged IN an eNtentive war in India. Com.
Dining t'sis circumstances, the great PROBABILITY i
ehat hame will break iomewhere, and how
,1' II WILL reaei or When terminate, il is only in
Oar court appears to l1and in very embarrs3na
dilemma. winch Is further increa?cd Ly news receiy-
ed on Friday from Holland, which we bel;svs !.
nearly as follows: w oeiieVe IS
~, Inc hmPrels Of RnFa has made m Offer ~ ~.