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"join the King of Sardinia to act against the Milanese." There is an axiom of De Roth, which implies, "that people never go so Far, as when they know not where they are going." And as the actions of man are oftner guided by chance than reason, I think it possible this affair may not terminate without blows. The Court of France ha [[deletion]] ve [[/deletion]] [[addition]] s [[/addition]] sent a proclamation to the Emperor, declaring, that it cannot suffer the Dutch, its ally, to be dismembered of any of its ^ [[addition]] possessions [[/addition]] ^ [[addition]] or to be [[/addition]] oppressed; and the French Minister has had him to show it to our Court, and to request its mediation to prevent War on the continent - Some of the Foreign ministers said yesterday, that the Emperor was arrived incognito at Paris - It was reported that Prince Kaunitz was dead, but I do not find that it is authenticated - We must wait patiently for [[unclear]], which will be more satisfactory than speculation - As to home politicks, Your Royal Highness may remember my former sentiments on that subject. Whilst the Crown is determined to be active, I do not in that any opposition to that System, can be effectual; & the more especially, since from the moment of Lord Rockinghams death, [[underline]] party connection [[/underline]] was totally destroyed; And as no events are likely to arise to trouble the ordinary [[unclear]] of government. I think the present administration have a [[unclear]] not to be shaken - I am sorry to inform Your Royal Highness that the Prince of
