Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
From she ~ Y. Com. ddD. of Oct. 90
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE,


VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
BY the arrival Of the ship Robert
Faiton, capt. hoiaridge. in ID days
from Liverpool, the Editors Of the
Cnmmercist Advertiser have received
A"n1on papers to the Ssh, and Liver
pool IF The 8;h Of September.
Tas principle article OF ir,ellisenes
furnished by ta's arrival, relates to
The affairs Of The Turks. 1t appears,
rom accoun,a which wear The appear
anee of authenticity, that the Uisan
had assented, in an unqualified man
ser. to the demands ofRussia. New.
erthetess, rs a notification to the .Rns-
Ian Ambassador, Of the agreement TO
ihese p'oPosi'ions, did no: arrive until
'e'era' hours after The time appoint
aa' ne denin'ed his passnorts in the
most peTe;n1'o7y manner, aud ac,u IL,
'a'ien tor Oiessa. The Porte ,mme-
dia'eiy sen; two nicsssn gers TO St. P.
'shnrSh. and as the ship in which til
a mia idor had embarked was de-
tame II, head winds, homes were en-.
'ert lad by the fu ksthst an answer
*"u De received in time to prevent
~. absolute departure. A Londoa ar
'eie OF September SD. saya:-
The Paris papers # Tuesday and
Wednesday have arrived The in,eiIi
tence b'ong, by ih,se Of HE latter
day. Is rather OF war.ike character
e. respects the negotiations between
fnssia AMI Turkey. 1t appears Ger.
'sin, that Baron Strogonoif had sailed
or hdessa, and that hi. departure had
'een followed by come movements a.
AnnS't the knssian troops on the Pruih,
''hrat've oia peremptory appeal "a
dr. MS We end IT mentioned also in
'ue aceoaH' thai ti,a Porte did not sig
'''y IT'S uaeon 'itinhal acGuissence 10
ne uttimatum Of the Imperial Cabia-
1t, but proposed same M ,diScatiaas.-
II 'his should Turn on, to be tie faci
1T would explain more satisfactory thu
'andaci Vi S'rog"no5. who might Or
justified by his instructions Ia refusing
any qualified accession ia the terms.
proposed oy his government Ha; haj
here been an entire and complete ac-
'epiance o! these terms. and the Rss-
sian Ambassador, acting upon point
OF mere p1nciii'io. with respect 60 the
delay Of a few hours, ii having been
previously sighiIied they were accept
ca J had abruptly closed the Desocis-
ton, very !i';le could be e9id in favour
~ the ccnciiiatory spirit in which they
Yere propound"d. With the infnrms
tan sf present before Us. however, we
can neither reconcile tie conflicting
.ecnunl', NOR argue very couilenll,
| upon any of them.
The Turkish fact had taken refuge
,, W The Island og Stauehin; four Greek
hre hips had been sent in there with.
out elect The Insurgents, with a
strong squadron. were a. Samns. A.
Smyrna. the greatest order prevailed;
the Turks were punished ig ;I,ey enter.
ed the Greek quarter of the town.
COURIER.
The Turks have concentrated their
forces IN Mo!davia and WaIiachia ;
and The Russian forces in Bessarabia
have Just been augmented nv the 17th
diversion, with park of artillery and
severnl field pieces.
Oar last advIces left the remains NJ
the Goeen n Stale, on the way 10
Brun'wiek. The papers now received
contain al interesting account Of the
| progress TO, and arrival at, Bruins
wick, and Of the ioietment. Great at.
tcn'ion was paid 90 the foneroi pro.
eession. As the Queen died abroad
The ceremony uf The Brunswieks was
merely to deposit the body in the
vault. As ihe corpse passed along The
aisle into the place Of the sepulchre,
a hundred Young ladies of the first fa-
miles IN Brunswick. dressed in white,
stood on each side. and scattered fow.
ers before il. The family vault, which
~ very large, WAS illuminated with
wax tights. II contained fifty seven
eoi!iDs Of different branches Of that an
'ieni family. An application was again
made at BrUasy wick. By the executors,
To have the piece Of plate which had
been taken of at Colchester, replaced.
bsi with no better success than be-
fore,
TIE King LETT Dublin, on his return, on
the Sd o. Seq ember. IL was thought,