Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
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DEATH OF THE OF ZEN OF ENG
LAND!

Sus containing nut little news. But
the Importer spoke on the coast the
ship Panthea. which vessel sailed
from Liverpool for New York on the
9th OF August. and reports the death of
the Queen Of England, who died on
the 9Th of August. ~
The London Courier Of the ed nit.
notices the iliness Of the Queen. She
was then considered in dangerous
state
The King of England had sailed from
Portsmouth on his visit TO Ireland.
1t was currently reported, that a
partial change wonld shortly take
place IN 'he Administration, and co.
alition be formed between the leading
members of the present government
and the Grenvilfe party.
A Madrid article Of July II. says,
the intelligence of Bonaparte's death
has reached this capital-it caused no
sensation.
II is said that the Emperor Alexan-
der has demanded complete satisrac.
tion from The the Porte, for the insults
offered la his Ambassador. and that in
the space Of eight days. If it be not
gwen, the Ambassador has received
orders to quit Cons,antinopie; and the
Russian troops, assembled on the
Pruth, will enter Moidsvia.-AIl the
Generals have received sealed orders,
which they are not to open uaiil GER
tain day.
London, ( Ereniag,) .9ug. 2.
Tho t.p,aI
ferday morning az Portsmouth, from
s.. deiena, which she left on the ga
h!ay. She has brought to England
the "nitc ~ the late Napoleon, compo-
sed OF he Count and Countess OF Der.
trand, and 4 rhiidiTen, Count Montao.
Ion, Professor AntouimoIchi. surgeon;
Sisnor 'isnoii, priest; Marchand, va.
set Novarez and wife; St. Deneys and
wife; Afchambaui', gram; Pierrpn, fst
mai,tc d'hoiei; Courceau, 2d do; Eli
eBne SronSe. servant 20 Count Rer-
irand; Chandelier. cook, and two
Chinese cooks. Cal. Nichoi, who has
LET off TO town with dispatches, and
part of the Goth res'mea., also came
IN the Camel. The remainder ofih
regiment is or its ret.r 10 England in
The Abundance stcresaip, which was 10
sail from ST. Helena fortnight after
the Camel. None 81 Napoleoa's suite
are permitted 10 land.
Paris papers 81 aion,.ay last ,iave
beeu received. a private letter re-
ceived at The o!!iee of he Jcurna! des
Dehats, fror, Vienna, states. that in
telligeDce had arrived by express in
ihc latter city. that the Emperor Alex
ander, III giving an answer tn the Fee
'nonstauee az s'a 'iurkieA government,
had required from the Pnrte eom
Piete satisfaction so- the insults offered
10 his Ambassador, end that such
shonld be given In eight days. II is
not easy 10 conjecture what may be
ihe'1A'ure OF the sali.fsction required,
but the Ambassador has received or
!ers TO leave the Turkisl, territories
unless it he granted within The time
prescribed. The Russian army assem-
hlei on the Pruih is prepared TO enter
Moidayia, in the event OF a refusal on
the part Of the Sultan.
4 private letter from Tunis, If the
cath Of June. states, that ne greatest
activity prevails there in eqaipuing
ships OF war, which are supposed TO
he 'etenaef 70 cooperate with the
Turks sgains. the Greeks OF the Arebi.
relnSo.
Madrit: papers 90 the 2iat MT. have
| arrived. They give favorable im
preston Of the general tranquility OF
the Peninsula, which must be aitrihu-
ted 20 the energy OF the government
There is a club OF anarchists, who
hold their sitiinSs at the colt, e. house
FOntana del Ora, in Madrid, who in.
dugc in The most revolving laneuag &c,
tending, &c il wouIi seem, IN absolyc
the people from all allegiance, and 10
arm them against each other. The
political chief Of Madrid has address
sed TO them very energetic remnn-
siraace, and announces that IN future
on officer Of police will attend their
sittiuss, .fot the purpose Of preventing
the use OF such improper language,
Corfu, June IS.
During the night Of The 9TH Of Nav
the Turks took by assault the fortress
OF which Ali Paeha, of Jaime, was
~ possession. facing the isle, and put
the whole garrison "a The sword.
FROM THE Nv NEE. ADV. SEPT I6.
The Martha, Capt. Sketchley, has lust ar.
rived from Liverpool, bringing LoHton pa
pers TO the llth Of August. The Queen died
on the I'm OF August, and according . her
viii, her remains were 90 be sent to Bfup,-
wick for intetment. DR. Lushingion aud
Mr, Wilde are her executors. The King
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