Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-06
FRO NJ TIE RICH. ExrosrroR, Ger. 4 +,
IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
The Floriaiau Of Sept. 8, received
yesterday, SAYS" As our paper ~as
going to press, we learnt that gentle
man of this place, received u letter
from Havana, by an arrival last even.
ing, which contains the important in
teliiSence, that dispatches were receiv-
ed at the island from Madrid, announ
cling the conclusion Of u treaty between
the Cortes aud South America, recos-
niZips the independence OF the Ameri-
cans In three separate sorernments.-
1 his is the extent Of our intorma,ion.
and we can only state the source
whence 1t comes is most rcspectebie.'
letter from GibralteF. of the 10th of
August, received at New York. states, that
the markets are very dull for American pro.
duce, owing tn the numerous arrivals-not
less than 90 600 bbls OF -four on hand-no-
minai price S. IS TO 81 so. no sale for to-
baccO or rice.
We find in the New York papers, an ad.
dress of the Greek patriot YpSafanti, to his
army, which, it genuine, gives to the cause of
the Greeks gloomy aspect. 1t denounces
= desertion OF some Of his. compatriots, and
implies that he has bimseif abandoned the
cause; but the exteut Of The tiesertion, and the
fact OF his having totally renounced the
cause, are both left to conjecture. The fol-
lowing is the procla Ina.ion
I" Soldiers. No shall snily that hon.
orabie and sacred name BY applying it to be-.
ings like you. Ye herd of dsstardly and cru
Ell men, your tTeachery, your perjury, force
ne to abandon you. In future. every tie is
or oken between Us; but | shall always deeply
f-ei the shame OF having been your chief
You have tramp!eri under Your feet vonr
oaths-yon have betrayed God ard your
country. You betrayed me at time when
hoped to conquer or die gloriousIy at your
head. We are now separated forever. Go
and join the Turks, who are alone worthy Of
your friendship. Steal out Of the woods
where you have concealed yourseIves-de.
scend from the mountains which YOU have
chosen as the retreat Of your cowardice
Hasten 10 Join the Turks; kiss those hands
which still reek win the blood Of the heads
OF your church, your patriarch, your arch
priests, and your innocent hrsihren, whom
they have so inhuman!y bulcbsrca. Yes
run 70 purchase slavery with the price OF
your blood Awitt The sacrifice OF the honor of
yopr wives and children. Bet you, images
OF the tree Greeks, rf The sacred battalion,
who have been betraye1 and sacrificed fur
the de:iverunce OF your county, receive from
zoe tie thanks Of your people. Monuments
viii soon render your names immortal. The
names oi those friends who have remained
faithful ever TO me, are engraved on my
heart in characters Of fire. Their memory
shall be the only con soistion Of my soul =
l abandon 10 The contempt ct men, the Justice
oi Providence, aad the male6,ctiens of their
court'ymeR, those PICTURED traitors. Ksmin.
arl, Sabss, Dukas, Conttantinos Bassilus,
barlas, Giorgiu, Nianos. who have deserted
IN. army, and who hate teen the first su-
thoJs Of il, dissolution; the Phsnarioie, Gre.
eorius, Sutto, the PhaRatiote and scoundtel
Nico,aus Skufe. ] also erase from the ist Of
my companions in arms, Ba:silios ksfebics,
on account OF his indi.cip.ine and Improper
conduct"
!. This proclamation is dated the 20lh of
June. and purports to have been issued at
Rymick. town of Wallachia. ABBOTT 27O
miles north Of Co6stantiBopie. Whether
there had been battle, in which the Greeks
disgrsced themselves, or whether the deser.
ton was general. and ruinous to their cause,
or whether. a. before remsrke ed, YpsiIanli
had Withdrawn himself entirely from, il, are
questions which the proclamation does not
answer satisfactorily. il comes TO us, from
the London papers, without introduction or
comment, or any thing beyond it, intrinsic
features to voucb for It's Authenticity If gen.
uine, we shall lament it,; bot hope it is one
of those fsbrications which 60 often issue
from the London press, TO answer sinister
purposes.
81 Since the above was in type, we re.
ceised ny the mail Of yesterday, the English
accounts of events which have takea place in
European Turkey, by which it would appear
that the forces Of YpSiIgnti have been dis
persed, that ne is a fugitive, and that the in
surrectiou in Wsllachjs and Moldivia is en-.
tifely suppressed. We shall give the par.
tculars Of this unwe'come news to,mor-
Int