Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
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Bavaria and Of Wir,ecburgF, the eieclor
of Baier, and the Landgrave Of H,sse
Darns,adt the duke OF Cleves and Berg
the princes Of Nassau, YSernburg, Hohen.
zoilern, Aremberg, and Salm are il, is be
lieved the principal contracting parties.
A Treaty of Alliance and reciprocal qua
rapiee will unite hem, under the prutcc.
ton OF France; and The Confederation
will keep on foot am army of $4,000
men, II is added, shat The eieGtrr Of Ba
den, the Landgray. OF Dsrmstad, and the
duke Of Clrves will assume the tide Of
&, and duke and THAT all the Conf-dera
Ted princes viii separate themselves iron,
the. & ermsnic Body, .aai there may be no
longer any opposing relations between
Their nrerests and their political connexi
ops. j, will bc soon known mure exaclly
what foundation thers is for this news,
which occupies so much the German po
irans s. which for some days, has been
, current i. the circles OF Pans.
Genera! Juno,, grand officer Of the EN-.
pre- is sppon,ed governos OF PARIS.
Tae ,frgns CT this day contains the FL
2 lowi.e:
" u he news Of ;he conclusion Of peace
bciwe%n Ftarce and Russia will excite a
z very unisvpt able sensation a, London,
3 where thsy dread nothing 50 much az Sc
paa'e peace.
This peace is ANNOUNCED before 4 was
well known lha, the negotiations were
pened. Ever since the Treaty Of Pres
burg the war has been without an object.
'ihe results of this treaty will be more Ia
Forab'e 10 all Europe rhnn ,h"se of Lune-
vile or Amicns. Al tha, period Italy
presented only body parceiied out among
power Which were secretly at enmi v
with each other. Venice and the Ty
rol, in the hands of Austria, gave uneasl-
ness 10 the state which was lately detach
ed from its empire. Holland was Prey
. 70 The conclusions of ? fluGtuatirg govern
mei't, and was secretly agi;aIed by the
nfighbnring powers, who wished To main
tam an influence there Germany, III u.
niied IN its federa,ive system, was every
ms ant menaced wit, d.s- olu,,or. he in
teresis of he greater rar, If The princes
were esidently distinct from these of their
bead; he issue of tte last coalition has
proved 1t. France herself had not yet
received. either 10 her government or in
ter relations with Other states, either that
stability or dignity which she has assum.
ed among nations but now ;ht basis of
abe political organization OF EuroI is
IFtd in such q manner az 80 afford reason
t. believe that its tranquility cannot be
disturbed hereafter {"
July 25.
In our perer oil yes erdav it was said,
thai he Feses announced Eor he month
OF August would not take place tilI the
E'cnth of September, this delay being
though necessary ia order hat the Grand
Army might arrive But we said hat
tile Fffcs would take place IN the frs, fort
DIehi Of that month; his was an error !;
theg VII be ce't bra'ed IN the second fort
night Of SEP ,ember.-( Mo,ifeur.)
The Jewish deputies will ASSEMBLE for
the FIRST lime mex, saturday, the Goth inst.
in the ancien Chapel Of ST. John adion.
ing 10 tie Hotel de Vile, which has been
P'epa'sd Tor holding an assembly.
NAPLES. Ju.y s,
The king has ordered TO ST, ou,, Tor the
siege OF Gaeia. two companies Of he list
regiment OF Nrapolitan Chssseurs. This
Is ne regiment which IN de the demand
OF his majesty at the lime of the review
al Averja. Those soldiers, who thus soli-
cited post as dangerous as it is honor
able are all Neapo'itans. The confidence
which is placed in The government, Tic
love which Our new monaich knows how
70 inspire, cannot fail TO excite The valor
ard enthusiasm of all ranks of people.
Ihe fcrtress of Gaeta continues TO be can.
nonaded. II is believed ,hai there will
be general attack in few days.
The English in vain make inroads upon
our coasts, and attempt still more vsirly TO
excite the people ngain,s the government.
They haye dispersed a, Fieume Feddo a
great quantity of seditiocs proclama,ions /;
bui they gained nothing by the expedicnt.
FRANKroRT July 90.
They write from Berlin ha, NJ. DE ia
cobi IS expected n lha, capital about ihe
end Of he moaih.-- l. is believed that no
far'her delay will take place in shutting
the Prussian ports against the EDghsb,
ard III pushing on the war more bYiskIy
sgainst S"eden. The retreat of Prince
CzARrcRiTsKY from the ministry Of TO-
re.en Affairs gives us complete encourage
meni with gard to thu intentions of Rus