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

at the late battle of the 18th Of June
amounting to s5o,0Oei. sterling. Th,
demand for British manufactured goods
in Yorkshire, Manchester, and in all
/, the manufacturing towns, was hey ond
example, and the prices much enhanc-
ed.
Lord Stenant had arrived at Paris
with a treaty of Peace from England,
wherein it appears that the Allies are
to continue to keep possession of the
French fortresses, for that purpose.
Contributions are levied in France
for 100000, 900 francs. An ordinance
has been issued by the French Govern
ment against Marshal Money, hy
which he is cashiered and imprisoned
for refusing to preside as President of
the Council TO try Marshal Ney.
The Allied Sovereirns, the Emperors
OF Austria aud RsssnA, and the King
OF Prussia were preparing to leave Pa.
ris abont the 10th Of September, to re-
view the Russian array at Yer:us in
Champagne, from whence they pro-
ceed to review the Austrian army in
Burgundy ; the Emperor of Austria
will then Proceed 10 Milan to be
crowned King Of Iy5ssisardy, accom-
panied by the Emperar Of Russia.
The King of Prussia will remain in
France with his army.
Two Reports on the interior state of
France, connected with The conduct of
the Allies, have lately appeared ia the
French papers, aud have excited much
interest. An attempt hrs been made to
assassinate the Duke and Duchess of
AugouIeme.
French funds--5 per cent. cons 62
francs, so centums-Bank action, 1923
francs, 70 centuus.
English funds 3 per cent. cons. 60
-omnium 8.
he following are passengers in the
Pacific The Earl and Countess of
Selkirk and family, Dr.. Allan, Messrs.
J. Wrasg, X. Hisgin, 6. Gilmour, 6.
Glover. w. w. Chester, and seven
steerage passengers.
Mr.. Chester is beare- OF dispatches
from Com. Decatur, which were re-
ceIyed thrO' the heads " Mr.. Adams !;
and supposed to he duplicates of the
dispatches sent out 10 the Epervier.
"a Liverpool price current of the 9Th
OF Sept states, that almost all calcn,a-
tons with respect to lhe article of cot
ton, have been completely deceived {;
and that it has entirely arisen from
an impression that at the conclusion OF
che war. INC stock Of cotton in the u.
States was prodiSious, very far indeed
Beyond what il had proved to be-In-
stead of abaut 100000 bales, which
were expected from the U. States, net
above 10000 have arrived. The
quantity on hand was sesnty, and the
Fricss s'osid be aisaet.' Upland, or
binary to fair, is 4od to is 1id--sta,n-
ed Is to % 1Od. N. Orleans, Is i'd to
Is "A. Rice was 20 to S0s per cwt.
| without duty.--Rice ~ to 45s. Tar
81 to 32s. Tobacco, Vir. leaf, middl.
ing to fair, is i'd to 1s Cd.
London, Sept. 8.
We received at late hour this
mornins the Paris papers of Saturday
The Official Gazette contains an i'm.
portant Proclamation from the X ing
relative to the dreadful atrocities com
mItted in the South OF France. IL viii
be recolleeted that the Paris papers
were either totally silent respe citing
them, or repres ented then: as of liillt
Importance. Bat here we have officia
eonfirwation of the violence and ex.
tent of them. The King orders The
Jaws to be strictly executed, and NJ
weakness or indulgence TO be shewn t,
the guilty. The South continues t,
be in most agitatcd state.
The report that a Treaty has bee,
concluded with the Allies iiilI prevail.
at Paris, and the funds have risen tt
GO II.
| Auxonne and Huningen have capitu
lated.
The Spanish army under Gen. Cas-
tanos which had entered France has re
turned TO the Spanish territories.
PROCL.a.M.a1JON BIZ THE KING
Louis by the Grace of God King Of
France and Navarro.
" To all who shall see these Pre-
sents health -
| We have learnt with grief, that il
the departments of the south severa
ct our subjects have recently proceed
ed to the most criminal exeesses tba
public vengeance, FrenchmeD have, tt
satisfy private revenge, shed the bloot
OF Frenehmen even before auihorit,
was universally re-establisLed and &C,
knowledged throughout the whole ex
tent of our Kingdom.