Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YoLK, DEC. II.

7 NEW YOLK, DEC. II. 3
The packet ship James Monroe, cap
tain Rogers, arrived at an early hour
this morning, from Liverpool. BY this
arrival the editors Of the Commercial
Advertiser have received files of Lon.
don papers TO the Sd of November,
Lloyd's Lists to the cd, and Liverpool
to the 9Th, all inclusive. 81,
The London papers of the ed of No.
vember, are chiefly filled with extracts
from the American papers, which had
beenreceived in that city up ,othe 18th
OF October, Among these extracts, il
the proies, OF Callava, at length.
Speakiug of the latest news from
Spanish America, via the United States,
The Courier at length frankly acknow-
lodges thar "Spain must soon reiin.
qaisa the feeble gasp by whleh she
yetretains her American possessions. -
"A new firman is said TO have been
ISSUED by The Grand Siguior, in which
he openly charges "Pertidious kussia,"
with being the author of ali the trou~
bles In Greece and Moidavia. To he,
money aud her secret intrisues he at
tributes, all the insurrections which
have taken, place against his power,
and he calls upon his "faithful Mussel-
mans TO be day and night on their guard
and IN arms, that their periideons enc.
my may not surprize them.'' He
states that his eyes have been opened
by the demand of Russia, that the
Greeks should be made ind pesdent.
and he expresses himself ready "to
support a war, however long or san
culinary ii may be-" rather than to &C.
cede TO the concessions required, By
some il is said that 40 such document
has been issued; and other accounts
say that the Grand Seisniur was indu.
ced by the British Minister TO recall it
soon after it was issued.
Accounts from the Morea state that
the Prince Ypsiisnti has insi,ed all the
Generals Of the Peluponuesps to q sort
of Congress, which was TO open on tn 6
1st Of Sept.
Accounts from Vienna, dated Octo.
Der i4th, announce that il had been
learnt just then, that The Russian Am.
bassador has made communication 10
our cabi6et of the his hest Importance.
and which is supposed TO be decisive,
The manner in which Russia has re.
eel, ed The insurSeDis, especially Prince
Suzzo, formerly s4ospodar of Media.
via, is understood 10 hate dispieased
the Disan, especiaIl, rs Austria was
far from acting With The same indul-
genee.
Au article has appeared, which
bears the character Of cfficisi con.
tradiction of the report, that Russia
had declined the meditation Of the All.
lied Courts IN the stfairs Of 1 urkey.-
The article expressly states, that the
business with Turkey has been con.
Quoted b, Russia, in concert with The
leading European states.
Prince Metternich, The celebrated
Austrian dipiomaiisl. has visited the
King at Hanover
- The deputatIon Of The States Of the
Kingdom of Hanover, were introduced
to the king on the 14th of October. In
answer TO the address of Count Mum.
ster, who presented the depulation, the
king spoke as follows
81 feel the greatest joy at finding
myself in the midss of my faithiul Ser
mau subjects, and receive with pecu
liar pleasure, from this deputation of
the General STATES of tie Kingdom, the
assurance Of their respect and love for
my person, and my Royal House, of
which have already received so rnapy
affecting proOfs.-ln the same manner
as my eDdeavors have always been di.
rected to the good of The country, all
so expect, with pleasing confidence
from you, that your eDdeayor will con =.
tinne as much TO my satisfaction as
they have hitherto been, to be directed
to the same object"
A number OF Germans, Swiss and
French, had arrived at Marseilles in.
tending to take passage to the Morea
the first opportunity, to join The
Greeks.
Further accounts received at Corfu
ash Sept. state that the Turks were
completely routed ia combat with
Cbousrid Paeha, 8 leagues from Jani-
Da; where they lost more than thou,
sand men. AS the winter approaches
the Turkish army daily diminishes.-
Ali Pacha supports the Greek army
with has treasure. These accounts, il
to be depended upon, show the efforts
of the Greeks 10 be by no means so
hopeless as they have been represented
TO be.