Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12

may also extend Co France, cha Government,
OF vnich must De kept ~iIhin some ouunds
o. justice and hoerAilty o; tue clos. neigh.
oorhood OF Pied nonte WIN it, sou1hern pro.
vinces. On the wnoe, We do not he il tie 60
place the PiedmJntese revolution amongst
the most npoftant eyeHs waich have &c
CARED In Europe since me battle of Water
ioo-the blessed effects OF wnich 1t must go
genevauy to eradicate.
For some aigniy interesting extracts from
the foreign 'Duinais, detaiing the positions Of
the con'eodins armies, and the spirit which
aninates bclh parties, we refer to our ex.
tracts. Down To the Ih inst. according TO
The Austrian accounts, no actien os. any i'm
portance had taken pace. Both the Nea
po an and Austrian arraies were, however,
almost IN presence oil each other. The Aus.
TRAN adraaced posts occupied Kosari, Cesi.
aud all the adjacent villages, the Nespoli.
taos we're encanped between Sieti and AS.
pia, and almost under the walls of Mslissa.
no. R'eti Is on he Neapu,itan frontier. a.
! bout 10 miles to the right OF ferai, which i 5
IN the PapalA terrItocy, 40 miles north Of
iSome, 1t APPEARED that the Austrian gen.
eral did not inland 20 make any movement
on the oitehsive,ili his second line was COM
p'eted; but 1t ~as doubted whether the Neas
pohtans would alhw him the necessary tines
Fac erdor which ceigsed a,uohg the latter
Is described Incredible. A Seapoiitaa col
umn IS said 10 have advanced oy Ccrrac,na,
IN order 10 break up the road, through the
Fo1tine Marshes. General Carascosa had
Issued directions, in daily orders, for layiag
waste the country tnruugh WHICH The Aus
| trian army would have to march. la the
| proclamations addressed TO the Nea soitan
| troops, their force is stated 1T 100 900 regu.
, lars, while that of the Austrians cannot ex
coed 10000. The head quarters of general
Guiiaume Pope were at Aguia, aoout 80
niles within the frontier; ana /. Is with This
| general that che Austrians were expected TO
| have the hrst encounter.
We should, hn~ever iInag Inc, that now
| he Austrians will be thinking OF something
else than crossing The Neapoi,tAn frontier.
Since writing the ABOVE, we have received
the French papers the 10th inst. These
fully confirm all VS. have ABOVE stated, WIN
! the addition that the AlsCrtan y Ulcers have
declared, tha, they witt aot match fartuec a
sdi0sL Naples, oat are themselves Incliacd
Tor a Iree Constitution.
A con rier, VINO passed through both ar
mics on the 9th, asserts that no hostiities had
then taken place, but that the advances posts
! were expected TO meet on The mJrrow.--
| The important fact is mentioned as positive,
| that the Emperor OF Russia ; recalled home
4 ;
| queii the C1rboaari of Poland, or ,,repace
new means t ub usat'ns those uf la.
I iy' We subJOin extracts Of letters from
Rome, OF the date of the 9Th ola.
q" suppose you really osgin To be fright
J =ned ar US ID our position bet wen ivy. arm
| les; bat assure y-u the Eagl,sh here appear
| Il, Tranquil as 1t in London, not one .uui
| ,nnks of getting away. At Naples we a,e
! very popular. The Neapoiitsns give Psua
| 20 every person they see, and C,lr6ona,i con-
SlderS as as AItses : The AustrIaus are
s'atloned at Viterbo and Monte Kosi, On
| the Roman SIDE, the Nespolitans have pre-.
t pared to overflow the road Through the Pots.
lNiue Marshes; at ten sniisa,es Sarnlsg
/ the Iall. of. ferni Oh Aosruzzi side } thfE
| command the Only pass waich would be poll
| siole for the AastriaGs 10 attempt:
Amother letter from Rome, same dnte
'' Reports OF all kinds are constantly
spread; out we a,e Ia perfec. darkness as Co
VIE Their the AustrIans intend ia pusis,
tIon in dome, or according TO promise mere-
y to pass through The road between this
and Florence. as far as Monte Rossi, is GOV.
cred with troops. At this place an advanI
ced coiarnn of 1000 men has been station!
airy for some day past owing, il is said, to
the Neapolitans having made descent al
Terni, and carried IL Ii inelr rations Tha
tardy advance oil the Austriaos will greatly
encourage the NeapoiIttDs, who no doabt
intend carrying on ihe war according TO the
Guerilla sys'eR. As yet we have not SEN
a single Austrian soldier in Rome. The
Carooasri are daily increasing their parti-
sans"
The Portuguese Cortes have abolished
game preserves. as highly detrimental TO ag-
ricuiture
The French funds have fallen considera.
bly,, and we suspect tina. some agitation pre-.
walls at Paris N consequence OF the Italian
news The return of the Duke Decazes TO
The Ministry is spoken Of. IL may be worth
Remaining how the bulletin, published by
government in relation to the arm, of Pied.
mont, begins-viv. :" IL has been impossible
for the government longer TO conceal the e.
vents a. TusIn.'' &c, sc. Was tnis then,
of nature so disgrscefui tu the people of
France, that the Court felt itself Obliged 10
make an apology for announcing it
The Neapotan Journals men ION the pa
triodc offer of Sir Robert Wilson to take
a Command in their army, which. it would
seem, is TO be accepted, AID The rights of
Citizenship voted to him. English volun
esrs, TO the amoGat of 200, have also ten.
dereJ their services.
The Proce de Carrigon, who has headed
the Constitutional Pied .ontese troops, the
nephew of the King of Sardinia, and pre-.
sumptive Her to the Throne. The King
has only two daughters, snd species Of
,aiique Law prevails in PIedmonte.
The object OF the Pledmontese army, in
marching taus rapidly upon Milan, has been
20 seize the vast stores which have tes,i &c.
cumus,ing in tbst depot, the head quarters
of the Austrian power in Italy, and 10 form