Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
foreign .nems.
FROM EUROPE,

merciat Advertiser have received by this ARR
Val London papers of ne 10th of June.
Lioyd's and Shipping Lists to the 9th, and
Liverpool papers of the 18th of June. These
dates, however, are out two days later than
we received by the Cortes, consequently, a
very large supply OF foreign news need not
be expected. We have made such extract,
as appear 80 be the most important, and EN-.
bracIng every thing, except miscellaneous
articles, which will he gwen hereafter, tina.
IS OF much interest.
Blood still Hows profusely in the Turkish
dominions; bat the accounts continue con.
Trajectory asd Unsatisfactory. Those which
are gwen in the British opposition journals,
represent the insurgents every where tri-
nmpbant, and as receiving every day su &C.
cession Of strength. In the Islands, the Mo.
rea, aud on the Danube, the accounts cont.
nue to state that success has crowned their
efforts. Although most, it not all, of the &C.
counts are doubtless exaggerated, still the
insurrection is formidable enough TO require
ihe full energies of the Porte for its suppress
s'on. "The measures which it has taken
for this purpose are dIiatory to an extraoYdi-
nary degree. The Turkish ministry seem to
he fully sensible Of the danger; and, therefore,
their tardiness evinces want OF means.
more than want of will. L. IS quite clear,
however, that the Turkish empire is In a
great crisis-beyond all comparison the
greatest In which il mas O.en placed since its
establishment on this side of the bosphorous.
II seems &c be crombiing 20 pieces-the abn
ses OF horribly tyranny, and the rust OF an
iron 'uJerstit:on, have nearly eaten away the
pillars upnn vhich It resis." We cannot hut
look with keen interest upon this struggle, as
1t would afford The highe.t degree ut sati.fac.
ton 10 see the Greeks capable OF overw heim.
ing the Turkish empire, and filling up the
chasm by erecting All independent state w.
on It's ruins, But it is much to be feared
that the conflict IN which they are engaged
Can only ,urn out Co the advantage of "a third
party. The conduct of Russia may be con
ridered as equivocei. She is a close observer
OF the events OF the insurrection, and is col.
iectIng imposing masses of troop, on the
Turkish limits. The importance of the
prey, says a London Editor; the facility of
The seizure; the unavoidable jealousy of toe
Turks, perhaps rash aggression on the part
OF one 0f their commanders, or an intempe.
rate resolution on the part of the Porte il.
self, with the lncessant solicitations Of the 10
sargents for aid, will continually oppose the
moderate councils PyotesSe9 oy the Russian
government at this moment; ani i, wil re-
fuise an extraordinary sense of Justice TO be
able to withstand such powerful Temptations.
blss, be ind uced 10 Interfere, she would act
1or her own interests alone: add the Greek
Insurgents would be mere Instruments OF her
ambition. The bubble of Greek empire
would burst, or, like the kingdom oil Poland,
ehe name would ne restored in order 10
swell the titles Of The Gear.
From other parts of Europe we fluid iitie
10 interest or annse. The Emperor Alex
amber had passed through Warsaw, where
he reviewed the most of his army, uoder tue
grand duke Constantine
Accounts from Aiairid coreoborate thu
news which we gave yesterday. CLEANED froa,
the French papers. The appointment .
Worillo to the military command at Madrid,
Continues to bs unpopular.
The Neapoitan general Rp,saroi, has ar.
rlved at BARGE ona, having led with his ia.
miy from Me,sina on nndina That events
took an adverse tusn; and gen. Pope cont
nues at Madrid, where he has received from
she Spanish government psnsion of 4O,O0J
reals, or 10, 900 fraac,, per anoun
proposition is alleged 70 have been made
by the Cortes, that one iafsnt of SPAN should
proceed to Mexico, and another 90 some part
OF South America, there TO establish two
Tree monarchies, secured ~ their liberties by
national representatives, and attached To the
mother Country by political principle, as W IL
q, by commercial treaties. This project
ss.ns 20 be locked upon with some favor at
Madrid.
The Minister Of the Interior has annouu.
ced to the Cortes that two messengers from
Bolivar had arrived at Csdiz, md ;hAt not.
'Sitistanding The armistIce. ho.uities we're
to recommeoce on the 18th of Aprii. SIEVE
Ia deputies in the Cortes Complained that
ministers had not sufficiently e0deavere to
~.
Great attempts are making TO abolish the
mesticIsy which grsvss throughout Spain;
and IN macy instances this attempt is follow
ed by success
The ty,hes have been reduced oae half.
and the Clergy heve the sole ,evenue,
except thirty millions OF reals TO government.
Jhe lay proprietors of the tytbes are 10 De
Unidentified for their loss.
General MorIllo, on the fete Of ST. Isido-
rons. gave great proof of Courage; he ente.
red vast multitude which had assembled
Tor the purpose of proceeding TO HI. re il
dence, where they had sworn to as.as.iuale
him, and, with few soldiers, commanded
them to disperse. This bodness disconcert.
ed the conspirators, and prevented new
scene sf slaughter.
Letters from Cadiz Of the 18th Of May,
state. thar the city of ie,usn mas been
blocksde6 by sea aud land, by the orders OF
Maiey SolIman.
The state oftbe capital is said to be tranquil
In Great Britain matters 20 on about tne
same usual. The CONSTRUCTIONS Society
are lsbering hard to check, If not entirely TO
stop. the Iioesly Of the press. The opposition
Continue loud in their murmurs against the
association
Preparations are actually Continued for the
Coronation, and for the Kings tour 10 Ire.
land. The Inndon Cnnrier of The 9th gives