Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
NJ ETTERNICH,
DE VINCENT,
XIX Us + M;Akk.
MES Si.LHODE,
CAPo D1SikIA,
POZLO DiBORGO
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.


BY the fast sailing snip Cortes, Capt De-
cost, which arrived yesterday morning Oh.
Editors oil the Mercantile Advertiser hav,
received liverpool papers 10 Inc sth, anc
London TO 'he eth OF June. They furnish
no Intelligence oi importance.
The subjects before the British Parliament
excited 80 !itte inte,es; that guornL. colio
not he Formed iwhat viii tie dispa.s.osate L..
ditor vi the National Gazette say to this ,
the 5,h of june, only 40 me u. bers hayIn.
attended ihat day IN the House OF Commons.
Ia the 5oCse OF Commons, on May 81,
Wr. Stuart Marty ask ed whether the Decla.
ration OF of the Allies, a. given IN the news,
papers, was aathennu; and Lore. Lonuonder
~ replying IN the a!hr native, MIR. VI ofiley
@hmst consd eretis cheering, declared tina,
IN . i'EineiPiss II a'o@e ed We're highly aaDer.
r"us TO BRUSH liberty, and gave notice ui a
motion OH the subject for Tuesday next.
LONDON, JUNE2.
Span1Sh 44ancyzca.-A question of an in.
teres'ns nSture Is about icing 81 tated in
Madrid ut The nature and progress of which
but little has hitherto transported IL is a ne.
gociati"n between Spain and those colonies
which siili acknowledge Der supremacy, fer
better fern at government than they have
hitherto en- 'yed. W ubloIn an ex racs frnm
letter, received yesterday from MaoIid, on
thls sGbject, written by one ct the deputies,
TO the Spanish Cortes from Mexico
aud which contains the most correct
as we'll as the most receht information that
has been seceIved of the progress made in the
negotiation - "Rcdria, 1ay IL.
have already informed you that, on the
motion Of Cotnt ToreaO, special com M.
sion has been named, 10 propose the means
OF terminating the differences between Spaip
A
pleasure OF bearing part, and am not with.
out hope OF seeing its Object fulfilled. There
have been several private meetings of the A.
merican deputies: aid Oil agree in the neces-
sIty OF according distinct legislatures to the
trans Atlantic jomiDi"ps, Teoeryine the ex-
scutive power 10 the King and rendering the
administration of justice independent. We
have strong party among the deputies for
The home provinces who give Us their, ppoTt:
bni they require that the lniantss Of Spain
should assame the regency OF the Countries in
question. similar idea Is entertained by
lie Mexican esputies. 1t is not gong too
lar also 10 say that the King aad the minis.
teFs in some degree espOuso our cau-e-
those who have held the high Office Of ' ice
roS and other commands in America have
been consulted; and they accord in the gene.
F2i e~ped'ency of granting our claim. Fo-
lice, TIE minister of the ultra marine BROWN.
ces, has had several interviews with the king
on the subject. Yesterday all the ministers
vent up TO cOmmuD cate with him; and we
nave the Subtraction of learning the expressi,
Oh OF the Kings opinion, that the time is ar
ven wheD ne qu' sion may with proprieiy
be entertained. Last night thu commission
assembled for the first time The ministers
were present and so important was the
affair considered, that nearly half the mem
bsrs OF The Cortes attended, although sits
ting OF that assembly was then held. After
much debate, we vO'ed, unaB uously. as the
frs, basis, that there should be Legislative
bodies in America. To night the commission
will con tinue its sittiDgs tor the discussion of
tie other bases, in which We trust to exoe
Iieuce favorable result, though we shall
certainly have difficuIlie. 10 encounter"
Dadrid, Naych Is.
letter from CsttYra, of May ]. states,
that the whole Peioppthesus has thrown of
the Turkish yoke, and that there has been
bloody battle near Ampli, between he Greeks
and Turks, 10 which both par les fought
with desperate vsiOr +; The Greeks were com.
pleiely victorious their loss amounted to
$40 men, and that Of the Turks to COCO.
Greek woman, widow Of a person Of
distinction who was beleadcd at Constanti-
nople, accompanied by her only son and by
her relations and friends, arrived at her e...
rease, attacked the Citadel of Ampli, or Ma.
poll de Romantics. by sea. aud made herself
mistress Of it while three legions OF CO ssfy
advanced by land and eccuped the town, Of.
ter having defeated tie Turks with great
slaughter, Another battle, equally detpt rate,
and With he ssIpe success to the Greeks, is
stated t. have taKcR rlase in TIC beEvlGai
valley =! TeEpc,