The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-07
FROM THE AURORA.


An arrival from France at Bottom, furnifhes
advices from the continent feveral days later
than any heretofore received but they are not
of importance. Bonaparte was at Dantzic, the
beginning of June.
The rumors of an approaching continental
peace, continued to prevail and obtain credit
in Germany: and there is no doubt but the. G.
vent was apprehended by the Britfh minitry.
The armift'ce with Sweden, and ovcrturea
from Ruflia Or continental congrefs, had in
duced the Brtilh government to difpatch pro.
teft againft any fcparate arrangement. 1t is not
difficult to calculate however, the effect O,
| fnch remonftrance-the fun of Britain is fet,
! and can never rife again with its former fplen.
dor there will be no more coalitions, unIefs
againft the the tyrants of the ocean. There will
be no peace but on fuch terms as the man,
whom England has made the conqueror of Eu-
rope, fhal dictate, and the nature of the terms
he will grant mutt be we'll conceived by any
one who has attended to the courfe Of events.
We find that Bosaparte purfues his fyftcm
OF placing his generals at the head of the coun-
tries he has conquered-Lefebvre is made here
ditary prince of Dantzic, and will no doubt re-
ceive large portion of Pomerania. including
the mouths OF the Oder as his domain thus
France has eftabfhed power on the Baltic,
and has now entire command of the greateh Ri
vers and commercial towns in the north of Eu-
rope. Such are the fruits of the unbridled
ambition of England, and of the folly or mad
nefs Of the monarchs who were duped by her
councils or bought with her gold.
Bonaparte promifed his army that he would
not return to- France, until he had put it out of
the power of his enemies again to difturb Eu-
rope; he broke no former promife, and we are
pyrfuaded will perform this alfo-Let the adj
mirers Of England, then, fatter themlelves if
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delay that has been 70 much fpoIen of in adj
vancing againft the RufIians, is the effect of
found prudence or Of forbearanCe, it cannot be
the effect of weakness or timidty. Should
battle enfuc, it's reiut will confirm all our pre-
dieions-it will give France the complete maj
terry, it will pat 1t in the power of Bonaparte
to give prnciPalties to the 9th generals of his
armies, that have not yet been provided for.
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