Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23

or sensible advantage Can be derived from q
mere chsngein the persons comprising the
| mnistra'ion OF the day. We are told,
however, In an article from Odessa, March
1Oth, tina, the Pore seems determined to dis.
play the greatest energy on his occasion, aud
VIII aoop' decisive measures. So they did
year or TWO ago, against All Pacha but he
has held out, and even Yet bids them def.
ance. The sacred Standard OF Mahomet, we
are told, and the mDst revered insignia of the
| Musse!men, have been 'splayed from the
walls of Santa Sophia. The standard. and
these insignia, are never produced, except
when the political safety of the Empire, or
the existance Of islamlsm, i. menaced. If
they inspire the ierocious enthusiasm which
is desired, humanity will have to depiore
scenes OF carnage, and modes of destruction,
which it is fearful TO think of There will be
blood enough to satisfy the most calculating
| specula tor in revolutions.
The letter from Spain, among our foreign
extracts, is not Of hatterIng character. Il
was to have been expected, however, that the
enemies OF reform wOuld seize upon the late
disastrous evenls in Italy, as being auspicious
tor the Cause OF despotism. To this they will
cling as long as hop. remains.
| The King OF the Netherlands has issued a
decree prohibiting the importa ton of slaves
into any of his foreign coionies-particulariy
that of Surinam.
Advlces from Italy. are to the middle of
| April In Naples a few Of The writers venture
To ailude to political SUBJECTS, and therefore
little light is thrown on the .ioternai situation
| of the country. Among the DEGREES pas.
sed by the restored government, is one
| for establishing at Naples, q provisional
Commission. consisting of three magistrates,
/ TO decide with expedition upon the Innocence
or guilt OF the persons arre.ted under sus pi.
| cion, by the Austrian commanders. Baton
| Ftinont, i. attached TO the comm ssirn, as
assessor; but he il to have no deliberate
voice.
| Another decree was issued, ordering all
| the students IN Naples TO return home, and
| pursue their studies Until The royal university
| shall be inst tu ed agsin. All the heads Of
| schools of every kim, were directed TO pr
sent, within eight days from date. list of
! the names u th.ir pupils, accompanied with
| an exact statement Ut the re,is ious political,
and moral conduct of each. The pupils who
| distinguished themselves by their good con.
| duct are to have a claim To special protection
and muaincence. This step taken - be-
cause the Kings paternai heart. wishing father
to prevent than TO punish error, disposed him
to view with compassion many youshs who
| nave been seduced by their mas;ers-men
who speculate in revolutions, or by reading
modern sediious books, or finally. by the
moral contagon OF wicked compa MONS
Il is said that since the termination of the
Austrian campaign in Naples, the affairs OF
ltaiy nave become Lively subject of discus
sion among the allied powers. Russia and
Frasce wish to diminish the influence uf Aus.
tria IN Italy.
A paragraph from Vienna, April IL, ob.
serves, that The Emperors of Austria and
Russia will soon repair To that capital, anu
that they Will have interviews with the Kings
oi Prussia, The Low Countries. Baravia anu
Wurtemburg. The Congress, as IL was be-
ileved. would be continued till summer; the
consolidation OF the order and repose of EG.
rope in general, is the cause OF this procla.
nation; and another paper says, "it Is pea ssh
BILE that the affairs of Spain will not be for.
eign to the assembly" ln the time
the Russian troops Continue their march fur
ltaiy, where The first column was expected on
the 2ist OF April. Gen. Erirnont wilireta;n
the superior command OF the Austrian troops;
which will remain ior the term OF fonr years
10 the kingdom OF Naples, As soon as all
the provinces sball be entirely redacsd ~ sub.
| mission, third OF the Austrian army will
| quit Naples to return into Upper Italy.
Austria IS increasing her military es,ebl,shs
ment. BY the 10th Of April, fourteen addi-
tior,ai regiments were to be put into active
| service on the war footing This will make
new military force of $4,000 men, the pre-
| else destination of which is not yet known
| A column oil Russian troops. 50, 900 strong.
was to enter Hungary in the course of u few
| daye'
The following is quoted from the copy of
| report mace by one OF The Diplomatic body
| at Frankfort, to the court :-"Sihce the
Neapoliians have shown a cowatdc surpass-
| ing every thing that their advefssrIes dared
| 10 hope, ihirgs nave taken q remark able turn
| The DouaIchlcai principle has obtained a
| victory so decisive that the events iu Pied
! mont have lost all their Importance, and that
| tie fa;e of Italy rs considersu 10 be decided
! that the Liberals of every description lnseusi.
| bly, disappear that people cease to talk ef
constitutions finally, that the only fear noyp
| remaining is, that the soiid advantages which
| have been gained, almost without striking a
| blow, may not be wisely turned to account.
| The moment Is come, when il 10 possible TO
| give, with good grSce, and without being
| constrained TO 1t, those institutions which the
! voice Ct the age demands, and which may be
granted without iDJuripg the royal power, as
The examples OF WnrteInburg and Bavaria
| Prove
letter from Madrid of the 10Th of April,
| says tit Is with much satisfaction that /
have to INFORM you OF something more than
the mere acknowledge OF the indepen.
dence OF South America, by the Spanish go.
verhheat. which will, If admitted, put stop
TO any further etfuoion OF blood on The other
side o! he Atlantic. The negotiations which
are going forward are OF a very coDciiialory
| nature"