Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Monroe, c. plain Marshall, arrived here last
eveniag, in IS days from Liverpool -
BY this Conveyance tie editors of the Cora
Dsercial Adpsrtiser have received London
papers 20 the sveoiag of the 18th, Liverpool
of the 10th, Lloyd's Lists of the 18th, 9 Ship.
ping List Of the 18Th, and Price Currents Of
he 18th of July. The most important part
OF tn. intelligence contained in these journ-
ais is that which relates to
SPAIN:
where, in consequence of the Vaccinations,
foreign and domestic, OF the enemies Of the
copsitu ional system, the country appears
10 have been brough, to the verge of civil
war. We yesterday noticed the accounts of
ihis, cnntained in Giorslrer papers received
at Boston, The details which we now pre-.
sent 10 cur readers are more ample, and
brought down several days later. Ii Rp.
pears that the commotions commenced at
kadrid oo the 30th June, the day on which
she King closed the session of the Corte.. -
A body Of from 500 20 1000 of the Guards
became mutinoas, and met the cry of "Lib,
arty and Constitution with that of "Abso-
lutte Power" This conflict of excla nations
led 20 blows, 10 consequence of which an
officer 10 theG uards gas killed This is at.
tributed to the resistance of his troops, while
he was endeavoring to persuade them TO re-
turn O their duty. 1t does not appear that
any more blood was shed; ard although the
refractory troops stood on, when the last &C.
count, Came away, thay had not bean Joined
by any o'her Of the regular regiments. while
the militia, end the constituted authorities,
displayed the beat disposition, though they
we're not without fears as To The result. The
Kings conduct was viewed with suspicion,
and Inc Madrid papers distinctly state, that
calling the insurgent troops 10 their duty, it
ne was inclined. A report prevailed al Gil
bralter, on the 18th July that 81, 600 French
troops had marched iato Spain. Whether
this Eumor turns out correct or not, il Ger
tsiniy locke very suspicious, that the Guards
OF Ferdinand should have embraced the very
moment tn revolt, when the French aovern.
men, had succeeded in forming large army
On the frontiers Of Spain.
PORTUGAL.
The accounts from Lisbou are 10 the 2oih
Juiy, The Cortea had been occupied for
some days previous, with discussions on thv
propoIet Constitution for Brazils; the con-
federation vt which, however, was postponed
to future day. The Committee to whom
the subject had been referred, reported thsa
an sb,olate union between the two kin gdoms,
was impossible. A munifcent reward has
been offered g the Portuguese Jurist, who
sbaII present the best project of civil code,
on the frs day of the session, which 10 to o..
pen on The Isl December, 1874. plan for
. new division Of the kingdom had been leid
before the Cores, according 20 which, there
Wou!i be IS electoral Circlrs, 793 Districts,
and 403S parishes, inhabited by 763,296 fam.
slie., and 3.0i6, 500 souls, returoing i03 de.
pu,iss BY the statement, sunexed so the
plan, it sppears that the population has been
decreasing ever since 1916. g, the number
of marriages, which in thai wear amounted TO
81 ESQ was reduced. in 1919, TO I9,438, g.
chat Of births, which in 1916 did no; fall mort
of il5, 5000 had dwind!ed, in 1919, to I0e,.
,33a
FRANCE.
The latest accounts from Paris do not fur.
Dish any additional! particulars Of The late
ooa.piracy at Coimar. Prodeedinss had com
znenced against the conspirators at Relfort
before the Cunt Of Assises. The CoD,titu.
siona contains an article, dated BsyGnue ,he
4.h July, which statss thai General Lopez
Banoe has defeated the Quesada. the Chef
of sh- army Of the Faith. The conflict 40
psars to have been desperate; 800 Of the In
surgents were killed on the spot. Quesads
effected MS escape into France disguised as
spea,snt This intelligence (.ayS the Lon.
don Coorier) is considered as very doubtful
by The other Journals.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Courier of The I3ta Juy, contains an
article from the Hamburg Correspondent.
''wbich (the Editor of he Courier observesl
may De considered an official expo ition Of
the system and conducs of Russia, with res.
psct to her differences with Turkey &C.
eordiGg % this document, the policy of the
Emperor Alexander sis that of psace," and
he Is made 10 consign the uofortuuats Greeks
TO The mercy OF ,hsir un'slsnting psrsrcutors,
by single 3ssh OF his pen, under tbo hollow
aDi hyPocriicai PTe.ence that IL will ''spare
suffering hum-nIty torrents of innocent
blood, stIfe tn seeds'of dlsunion and misun
der'sanding between the powers, and destroy
che. germ Of new vars On The fret glance
Which We took of thiSe pretended "officisl
document" We were ssfhfie il was forgery.
aHd on saFning to the fereign Journals We
found these suspicious coa6Fmed By the dec.
laFAuen OF the Editor Of the paper from
which it vas copied, who hates that he was
sulnofized to contradict the article, every
par OF which was s'unfoundsd."
The latest accounts fCom st. Petersburg
are u ne 18Th June, ct which period nothing
had transpiTed a. to the views OF The Empes
rOr A letter frem Leipsic dated the 9th
quo states, that the Austrian party which
la,sly seemed triumphant At St. Petersburg,
ba4 once more been thrown into the shade,
since the return Of the Emperor TO HE cap
itsl, and 'ha, CoU0t Cspo DIstria and his
coilesgnSs, who supported the Gre-k cause,
would remain at 'he head Of the ad miDIs;ra
SIN In an article dated N0tembsFg. Jups
29'h, u Is 'sio thar according 20 private ac-
counts from Vienna, there is reason to believe
tina the differences between Russia and the
n W.