Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
FROM THE AURORA.
FALSE APPEARANCES.

We cannot conceive what utility there
can be in holding out to the American
public ideas concerning The prospects OF
fcace and zrar in Europe, which neither
public nor private advices warrant.
The Philadelphia Gazette saws -" The
"advices dy this arrival, as will be per
"ceived by the detail, are highly indica
"tive ct peace between England and
" France"
After perusing the detail alluded TO,
and every other detail that has been re-
ceived, we find only one fact, which, in
The least, indicates even remote pros.
peel OF Peace in Europe; tina, fact is, the
arrival OF lord Yarmouth at Paris; take
this away, and tbs whole si,us.ion Of Eu.
rope presents not a single circums.a
from which the speedy establishment of
peace can be even presumed pra cticable
upon any other terms Than those which
france may dictate land that France III
dictate generous peace after SO man,
failures of such sacrifices and self deniaIs
may be possible, but after ell tha, is past,
II IS scarcely credible. If France con.
sents to peace now, it will be on such
Terms, as that no power in Europe Shall
be able to 30 10 war without the permits
SION ct France, or al the peril O; incur
ring The late OF so many kings and states,
as have heretofore tempted by their te
rneri'y, their own destruction oil subjuga
ton.
But what are the naked facts contain. d
IN the details OF news from Europe.
No alteration has taken place in the ST
'aation OF the troops IN Germany.
The Austrian prisoners OF war are de
tanned at the depots ahe,e they bal ed ON
the advices concerning the surrender OF
Cattaro.
The negotiations carried on between
Petersburg and Berlin, for The peace of
Sweden-brcken off
France and Prussia acting upon D-n.
mark 10 close the Baltic against British,
ships and goods.
Denmark eqnipping very large fee,
OF ships of war-
Russia meuacing Turkey with war.
and the emperor oil Rpss,a's brother, Con
stantine, marching towards Turkey with
a selest body of troops.
he passage Of he D,rdaneIies relus
ed to Russian ships the line by the per.
emptory order Of he Porte.
lac Turkish government G,tinp out a
Heet OF ships OF war---,c cruise in he
Archipelago in co-ope ration with France.
HE English ambassador Afbu,hnot,
playing off the old gam formerly prac.
Used on Genoa, Tuscany. Switzerland ard
Denmark--menscing Turkey with i'm
mediate war if she does not break her al.
lance with France.
Inc Turkish armies undergoing a new
organization under French officers, and
the modern discipline.
Nagusa occupied by the French, and
added 10 their new occupations in Dalma-
tia.
The pope 10 relinquish his temporal
dominlons and Bonaparte's mother TO be.
come queen Of Rome.
Bcnaparte to be declared emperor of
the Romans and fyGnkS--and to compre.
bend under his federstive system, several
OF The Gothic principalities--and, per
haps, aspiring to the triple title Of
emperor of the Franks, Cloths, and Ro.
mans.
The influence Of The arms, and The now.
er OF Russia in the affairs of Europe, an.
initiated.
The power and influence Of the house
OF Austria crushed and irfettievabIe to its
former condition for ever.
The nominal title Of The king &C the Ro.
mans TO be torn from the brow gifts pos.
SCISSOR for three centuries, aud transferred
to that oil the conqueror.
Saxony, Hs,se, and the Hensea,ic
towns not Possessed by Prussia, or Aus.
tria, or The lesser members OF the fedora.
tue emtlire, to be all comprehended unde r
the new imperial feudaii,y, and their prln-
ces and dukes to rank as vassals in com
mon with the new dukes Of DaImatia, Is
tria, Clevcs, SC. The princes Of Picm.
bino, Benevenio, &c.
Switzerland to be recognized under the
new teudslity or federal empire, and 10
nave prince or king in Murat.
The English and Hanoverian ENJOYS
drlVenf0r ever from the diet Of Raiisbon.