Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14

Eeptesss Ane lie OF Sne king was threaten.
ed, bat the guards remain faithful and ren.
der nina secure. Oar ,,apsr. here 81. not al
lowed TO publish nall ,he matter. oi import.
ance coming from Spain. There i, repor;
that u E.nPecinaia has been defeated, but
this wants conn, matioo, especially as the
last news slated that Merino had retired"
NcsO York, July 5.
The packet ship N1stor, Caps. Maxy, ar
rived here yesterday morning, sailed from
Liverpool on the iirst OF June. The price
Of Ainer,c'n produce had undergone 10 ma.
terial change.
The news of the most interest is from
Turkey Constantinopls is a scene of dis.
tnroance and mas acre The Grand Seiguor,
to revenge the Instruction in his northern
provinces, has hai recourse 70 the most
dreadful reprisais. The Greek patriarch has
been strangled and four archbishops have
been massacrei. The departure Of such fu-
reign tninisters as wished to leave the CAPT.
tai, is SAID to have been stopped. Some let.
tiers say that such is the rage Of the Turks
against the Greeks, that the government can.
not restrain them. The most blood -thir.ty
are said to be the Aslatic troops, who come
Dy forced marches, aud are guilty of un,
bounded crueities to The Greek inha itants.
They piunder, murder, and drag away the
women and girls, and nobody is able TO
check their daily increasing disorder.
The DragoIan of the Porte, aud 10 other
Greeks nave been decapitated or hanged in
the course OF one Gay,
1t is stated that the lady of the British am.
bassador at C0nstantinopie had been grossly
! insulted, aud that AN English sailor had been
shot by Turk on board OF vesse! 10 the
harbour.
Letters from Trieste Of the lith OF MAY
say, that Greek priest had arrived al lay
bach, and requested an audience of the em.
/ perGr OF Austria which had been de led him.
Nine persons have been thrOwn into prison
by the British Government at Coriu, for pc
tiiionin Dis majesty To take into cousiGera-
tion the manner in which they are at present
| governed; one OF thnse arrested, sine. e.cao
| ped, and is coti,:ng to England.
! The quee"'s birthday was celebrated il.
+, differ mt parss Of Eo gland In Newc site il
! wa, ob,rrved as holiday, the ships in the
| harbour display ing proiuson OF coiurs.
mos, extraordinary fraud GAS lately been
| detected BY the government. Sovereigns 10
! great eXteWt taye been counterieiIed, by
! casting pla,ira with gold, the specific gravi
| ty of the two metals being nearly equal In
m Ting down sovereigns, the pla,lna
| was detected at the bottom OF the crucih!e
| "Ssverai circumstances have taken place
! since the queens trial calculated 10 increase
| instead OF diminishing the original euthu,iasn
: IN her favor. The doubts then entertained
with re,pect to her permanent residence in
| England have vanished, aud the persecution
| which she continues suffer from the mi
| nIstcr'ai press must excite indignation in e.
very generous breast.
F.; Several extensive failures have recently
| taken place IN Manchester.
FROM THE LONDON COURIER, MAY 90.
Declaration OF the akaed SopercEsns di LQV.
bGch. Circufar OF the RuSStaa govern.
@teht TO tie different counts VI Europe.
| AZ a tate hour this morning We received
the Paris Dapcrs OF Saturday, trom which We
hasten 10 make the foiio~ing important rx-
tracts. We have neither lime nor space ior
| comment:
| "Laybach, May 81.
| Sat the moment when The congress Sc a.
rated, the foiinwiDg document was published
| IN the name vi the courts of Austria, Prussia
and Russia;
DECLARATION.
"Europe 10 acquainted with the motives oil
| the resolution taken by the allied sovrreisus
| 10 suppress conspIracies, and 10 leImina.-
| disorders, which menaced the existence of
! that general peace, the establishment of
winch had coat SO many efforts aud so many
| sacrifices.
CAT the very moment when their generous
objects were accom- plished IN the kingdom OF
Naples, rebellion of still more odious chas
racter, it possible, oarst forth IN Piedmont.
! "Neither the ties which had for so many
genera 'toas, united the re gning house Of Sa,
vOy with the peOl,le nor the benefits of an
enlightened government, administered by a
| wise prince. ant under paterna la US, nor the
| nrO off cal. uuh, oh, ho
| Try was exposed, coui1 restrain the disaffsc.
ted from then designs.
'''Hhe plan of a general subvers on war
prepared. la this combination agsipst the
! repose of nations, the coospirators of PIED.
| mont had taeir part assigned them. they
! were eager TO perform it.
''rhs throne and tie state were betrayed;
oa'hs were violated; military honor tarnish,i;
and the coDte nipt Of every duty soon produ.
ced the scoufge Of every disorder.
"Evcry where the pes,i,ecce exhib ted the
same ehafscter. every where, Uniform
spirit directed these fatal revolutions.
mot being able to assign plausible mo-
tives IN their Justification, nor TO obtain "a.
tiooai support to msintsiu them, it was in
| false doctrines that these cohtrIvers Of snars
chy sought an apology; they founded, upon
criminal associations, siill uoie crniaal
hope. In their eyes, the ssiulary supremacy
| OF the laws was yoke which must be de-
sttoytd d. Thy renounced those sentiments
which are inspired by a true love of ones
conotry. and substituting. for knuwc duties,
arbitrary and underlined pretences for uni,
versa change in the constituent principles Of
society they prepared endless di.astess for
! the world
"Tbe allied sovereigns saw the dangers of
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