Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20


n"unc,ng that the whole of the Peloponnesus
l. IN the hands Of the Creeks. Lala Din,et.
zana, Caritsne. Phanari, Tripoiitza, Calsvry.
"a, Vasfitza, and MOoembasia, are free mn.
der the colors of the cross. Seven hundred
and twenty -four viHsges are, besides. liberia.
ted from the yoke Of the Turks, who. shut
up In the tortresses, must, it 10 said. be soon
starved into a surrender. The story about
the great victory gained over the Turkish
neet was remature. At the latest date. the
heet was on its way, with q strong force, to
succor the Turks in the Morea. If the
Grand Seignor should succeed, through the
:nedation OF Great Britain, to pacity the
gar It Is doubtful whether he could succeed
IN inducing the Asiatic hordss to return to
thsir territory without the expected spoil. or
bring the Inhabitants of the Porte to witne IS
TRANQUILITY me re construction of the christian
churches. lii asserted, m an article from
tosen, that the Russian troops cautioned on
the Duna had broken up for the southern
frontiers.
>, There 10 another report that the Divan has
accepted the mediation of England In the
mean time, secret negotiation is carried on
between Russia and Austria. The meeting
OF another congress Is expected, in which will
be decided the deinitive existence of G reece
The three divisions Of the Russian army are
concentrated on the Pruth: they have their
advanced posts on The extreme frontier, for
tina purpose OF watching the movements of
the Ottoman forces under Jussuff Pacha. -
FRINGE Alexander Ypsilanti is placed under
the surveillance of an Austrian officer. AZ
Constaninopie conferences have taken place
between the Dvan and the Austrian Inter.
nunci0, but the latter had disolsassd the Por-
te, on account of the manifest pertislity dis.
played to che cause of Russia. The Porte
,eaas particularly towards England, and the
BRUSH ambassador has frequent conferences
win the Ottoman ministers, and every thing
seems TO authoTise the presumption, that the
cabinet OF St. James has definitiyely declared
itself mediator.
Various accounts in the German papers
state the Russian armies 70 be anxious for
orders to euter the Turkish territory. The
soldiers are ipiiamed with religious enthusi.
asm, on account of the atrocities committed
oy the Turks against the Greek christians.
l: IS declared that Con,tantioopIe mos; be at.
tackled by sea and land, and that the Greek
empire must be re'e,tabiished. Notwith.
Standing that Yp.ilanti has been Withdrawn
from Wallachia, which was Caused BY the
deseTtion OF the Alliances, The Insurgents re.
main In considerable force. In Little Wal.
'echa almost all the converts have bseu for
titled by Them, and the Greek chieftsins &C
copying the noun ain positions near Busco.
chef'ain of vtry intrepid character, and
well versed in warfare, is at the head of 1900
formidable warriors. The situation of the
Two provinces is extremely depIorable.
ENGLAND, IRELAND, &c.
Nothing material has occurred since our
last advices. The King continues in IreIans,
and the attentions paid him by the whole
mass OF the popois ion are inhabited. he in
tends visiting Hanover; Vienna, and Paris,
dusiug the season; and Regency will, it is
said, be appointed to administer the govern.
'nent during his absence,
The London papers are filled with the
proceedings of the inqaest investigating che
particulars of the death of Honey and Fran.
els, who were killed during the Queens fu.
neral in London. The radicals are making
political matter of the Circumstance, and
an attempt was made TO have grand dis.
play at their funeral There was some diff.
Guilty between the troops and the moo, bu. no
lives were iost,-Com. Adu.