Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31

but their contents have been anticipat-
ed in the London papers which we re.
ceived by the Venus.
On the I'd of October, in lat. AZ
long. 10, spoke the British sioop ~
war Favour!te, from Falmouth for
Halifax aud New-York, with the Sen.
TENDER mail.
Continuation Of E,atracts from late Lon
don Paper by the Venas.
LONDON, SEPT. 4.
The Prince Regent has written a We.
~ ffatterins letter to Baron Alien, ex.
pressive Of his high sense of the cnn.
duet of tho Hanoveriaas in The cr.n,
battle of bis regret at the wounds Pa.
ccised by the Baron, upon whom a;s
kcyal Hishness has conferred the II.
tie OF Count, and has also permitted
the Hanoverian soldiers To hear un,n
their colors snd uniforms the ipscrin.
lion OF ss WATERLOO
he Duke Of Bourbon arrived in
London yesterday in the forenoon. He
came from the French capital by Bou-
loSne and Dover.
ITALY, AUG. 24.
According to letters from Sadinia If
the soth of July, the factions are fnr
from being extinguished in The island or
Corsica, as was lately stated; tb.nes
seem on the contrary to assume a seri-
Gus character, and it appears that de.
sign is entertained of taking advantage
OF present circumstances to withdrs,r
TINS Island from the dominion of
France. They talk of conyokine o.
nera! assembly. Mr.. Alright inteSds
TO organise Corsican battaIions; he
is fortifying Calvi, where he designs.
1t IS SAID, to fix his head quarters.
49,, PARIS, AUG. rs.
Inc departure of diplomatic per.
sonage for London with the ultimatum
nt tile Treaty of France with the AL
lies, which we announced Yesterday
seems now to be confirmed Gn,ei,,
de France.
Letters from Draguignan state, that
club OF Bonapartists, whieh had been
secretly formed in that town, has inst
been dissolved and shut up. I'm The
place where the meetings were held a
nag was found with these words insert
b ed on 1.-THE Emperour or Death!
several OF the members have baen an
pretended and delivered up to Justice.
a letter from Dijon, dated the Path.
says" Yesterday morning the Here
Eitary Prince of Austria. the Archduke
Louis, and the Princes of Saxony. left
this town for Basic. They intend to go
to Paris, whence they will return here
with the Allied sovereigns and Prin-
ee'. A camp of 100000 Austrian
tFoopsis preparing, in order that grand
man@uYres may be executed before the
EmPerors. This Camp, it is said, will
extend FRO a, Genlis tu Mircbenu
Orders were receiveds at Vienna nm
the nth to cease recruiting throughout
the whole of the monarchy. The corps
which were on their march have also
been ordered to retrograde.
PARIS, AUG. 2s.
when Labedoyere was shot, he oh
tanned leave to be without the bandaee
over his eyes, and to give the word to
hre. He said, L cannot fear to die.
who have seen death in 80 many shapes:
and l, who have so often given the
word to French soldiers to fire, NAV he
permitted tc do SO this once, ana for
the last tirne.'
he advanced with firm step TO the
veterans who were appointed to shoot
INN, and when within four or five pa
ces, save the words" Ready! Pre-
sent! Fire They obeyed most stea-
diiy, and be fell dead in an instant.
lie was twenty years Of aSe, o
elegant manners aud handsome person.
and married two years ago and has a
son. he never confessed himself gull
ty OF any wrong, but, on the contrary,
SAID he and his enemies put different
constructions on the term loyalty for
that he had acted loyalty, for the good
OF France, by attaching himself to Ma
poieon, being confident that he, and not
the Bourbons, could save il.
PARIS, AUG. 30.
Madame Ney presented herself two
Gays ago at the house of the Due de
hohan. The answer Of the king TO
her application for this intereessioTi in
behalf ct her husband was unfayorabie
- Gcz.stte az France.
BALsE, AUG. f3.
Travellers who arrived here yester-
DAY Affirm, that they heard long and
heavy canuonade on the side of Befor;.
On tie nth, in the evening. news had
been brought, that Gen. Leeourbe bsd
denounced the armistic.e
Yesterday afternoon, HuniDeuep bois-
ted red and n fri. colnred Aoc A.