Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02

crowded as much Of it as we convent
emily could iuto cur could into our co..
iumns. ;, Franklin Ga~ette.
Nsw York, Nay "a.
The ship Cincinnatus, from London,
which arrived yesterday, left Cowes
on the 2tst of April. Capt. Champ
lin has politely furnished the editors
of the slercantiie Advertiser with
the London Times OF the Goth, and
Courier Of tae evening of the 2ist
nit.
The Lady Wellington Packet, from
Newly York and Halifax, arrived at
Falmouth on the 18th.
British Stocks, April Is, 72-I4-
French Stocks, April 10th, s-2f.
In the House of Lords, the Catbo-
lie emancipation bill was rejected by
a majority Of SO.
La the House of Commons, motion
for committee to take into c0nsidera-
ton the subject Of Parliamentary re-
form was negatived, 90 to 81. Both
Houses of Parliament adjourned OH the
10th to the LIST of May.
The timber duty bill was passed in
the House of Commons.
London, April go.
We have Paris papers to the f7th,
and Dutch papers to the 18th instant.
The following are extracts:-
augsburg, .8pril
The reyoluIou which mas Iust broke
out in Moldayia and Waliaehia has
assumed so very serious a character
that Russia aud Austria have deter
mined to take such precautionary
measures as circumstances may re-.
quire. 1t seems that those Powers
Will content themselves with assem-
bling troops to observe what will b,
the issue if an insurrection which seem.
to have been long ia preparations
TIE Oivaa is In Consideration at these
events, for it will find great difficulty
in collecting sufficient force to act
against the rebels, siuce the Turkish
army, acting against Ali Paeha, has
not yet succeeded In subduing that re.
bel.
Lausanne, april 6.
a tumuit of the most alarming ma.
ture has just broken ont at Bonneville,
the capital Of Faucigny, from the i'm
prudence of the military commandment.
who attempted to obiige the soldiers
absent on furlOugh to rejo;u their regi.
menis, aad the recruits to repair to the
depots.
Paris, .4prI II.
a private letter inserted in The
Milan Gazette states, that the total loss
OF the Austrians, in the campaign a.
Naples, was seven killed and fifty
wounded Not an Austrian was taken
prisoner.
Naples, March so
By decision Of The General Board
Of Police, the printing or publication
ofjournals, pamphlets, &c. will only
be henceforth allowed under virtue Of
spceiaI sotliority.
Comfortably to Royal Ediet, pro-
muigated yesterday, against secret
societies. individuals who shall favor
them, either directly or indirectly, or
have in their possession embIems, pa
pers, bucks, or other objects thereuuto
belonging, will be Immediately sub
JecteG TO extraordinary measures on
fhe part Of the government. This
edict is signed by the Marquis de Cir
cello, President Of the Provisional Gov
eminent.
The Provisional government has or
dered the suspension Of the forced
loan for three millions.
Genoa. apru7.
L! is said the Austrian corps Is ma.
king for this quarter, and will take
possession Of oar town in the name Of
the King Victor Emanuel.
Pienna, 9pru 6.
The submission Of Naples. and the
no less certain reduction OF the Pied
mcniese rebels, will not lead to any
change in the advance Of the Russian
troops. Every arrangement was pre-
viously so well made, that thy com
meueed their route on the first notice.
Eash days march is traced out. Iii.
ea'enlsted that this Imperial army will
have Effected its Junction with the Aus