Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23
August le. 1906.
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
France. victorious all the continental DOW.
crs OF Europe-has made three several ovc,,u,es
for peace, 10 England.
England neither rejects nor accents the .e,r,s
proposed, but conducts series Of qualified couo.
ter 'orer,ures-and meanwhile has been seer,;, >
! to excite movements on the continent wiz,
view to act uPon France by the apprehension of
anew coalition.
These new overturcs--Francc ailcds IN hel;ey.
praetcable-while she takes measures by which
the very hrst movement World produce n,y e.
ven's--ominous as that OF Ugo,-decisive of ,hs
iate OF Kings and emPcrors as tha, of irs,e,lit.-
The English Prints fa,ter their readers th.,
Prussia viii restore Han over to the English kim
as II Prussia and France, had laid aside their no
hcy--'he former lis systematic plan of ay.orfise
'heht' aud the latter of cutting Oft En.land from
influence in continental politics
] lie niiRta.y jeies so lorg expected at PARIS
which were TO have taken place IN the ea,ly nan
OF May, were postponed on accoun, of Ca,,aro
10 the end OF that nion,h-thay are again post
'oheu 70 Nusust-'nat rs. crs,y idea Of u general
peace is suspended Till the end of AUGUST
Meanwhie-the armies OF the F,.och :, t.,
y are augmented. and Italian troops transferred
10 France, nd EonapaIte carries into operat;on
with the promPtitude and decision Of a cono,e,o-
every change which his interest or his IL,
suggests-ana his fit is obeyed with as rrncb
Prompi'tude on the shores of Dalnla,ia, the Elbs
me yoer' the Danube, and che Brabisca, as on
the banks OF the Seine and the Rhona.
Bonapare appears have takeh n, Tho me
morable Parados of that tndnuf,Gii.rey of nv.
d0xes, VINO is himself aliying paradox-,bar ~.
iron OF Porcapine and of the new Porevo;rs p.
bous to appear 1t New York.
Tn thar occasion when as If 10 make rho
boasings about an Easfisb coss,itu.i,r nerfrE,jv
ridiculous, a fey men out of bower and seifd.
iega'ed met, and determined how thev wou,d
govern Eng'and-- Wf'm50n. said. gipe me a seace
IKE a S'Hr 'Htoe' toan n zUar Ire a b.aee.
Bravo! said Fox--ihen The country &c ca.
we'd
For they got into power.
Bonaparte, however. Conducts his bsnee. with
all tne effects 10 him OF successful, war
And England Carries on the war as if she wos
al peace with France; and At war only win
neutral nations. ~
Inc English papers continue their vi-ulerce
ana riu'euiouS Sc'''sh pride towards the United
s'a'es-'he murder oil Pierce is vindicaied even
uPo" '''e GROUNDS Oh resentment which public in
mgnaton expressed at the wanton murder and
aggression.
IL Is wen worthy OF observation thar the En-.
gtish P'ints IN London dcduced from the a.p.r.
SONS east forth by '.paper subservicnt to British
views. the New York Evening Post. arppmrn,s
TO sustain the outrage This was The rneans cr,-
pioyed by England 10 produce counter revolution
IN Ffance-and we have it seems our Pelie,s.
aurora.
If the English cant Eght down nor
bride down the little Corslcan--it is p,ei.
~ evident no labor nor expense is SHARED
to 7yrife and trim him down however. the
efforts made by writing & printing, NAV be
considered as tax upon c,rIy-Gor none
but those who are so possessed lhe
fdT.--i6.
IL seems two editions ofthc English tax
upon envy have already passed through the
English fresses in America Id.
The ship Betsey, in IS days from Liver.
pool arrived yesterday at this port--shc
brings papers to the 9Th Of June.
Mr.. PInkncy arrived at Liverpool on
The 24tb and Immediately proceeded TO
London.
The humbug that peace was about TO
take place, was still kept up, to amuse
John Bull, and prepare him for new tax.
es.
"'" '"''sI" Vi 'e0'0TfH9 IHe HTHSSf1H
Jcsseis.
The negotiation between Prussia and
Sweden was going on +; bat every repor,
tended to shew that Bonapsrtc was sue.
ceediDg in all his plans.
no circumstance can better exrIsin the
desperate condition Of England Than the
idea OF making peacc--Frsnce will not
tail to take advantage of IT'D.
PROM TIE LITchFIELD Witness.
On thursday the IN we were much |
pleased to observe Il tea. parry, composed
.oi abou; fifty ladies' and gentIsmsn, as.
se'nbied under the bowcr-~where tea and
Viaads were served up--after partakiop
olwhch, and a few moments of cheerful |