Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
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We gls6ced yesterday at = nisunder.
, standing which had taken place at Washing.
ton, between two disting uished Foreign Am.
oas'adors. IL appears from subsequent TO-
form,tion, that the parties are the British
and French Ministers, Mr.. Canning and 81
Melville The et,eue,te Of the Court
at W-shingtcr. ARlished by ass
e"jo'ns that the fsidsnt fesei
mister should Hty leeedencs .
ard attention. IT, FrencS
been here representing hiSG
Mr.. Cannins's appointment 4nV
near the Court of Washing ton:
mean tine, the former had occas -
turn home, leaving merely Charg
flares to represent him. MIR. Net
turning to his station, il would seem
the usual precedence, end according
Tho appropriate seat at The President'
Is is improperly stated in e Bsltimor
that Tho dispute originated at the table
would indeed be species of the hghs,
corum- Bet the fact is, that wheo III
was bresking up, and in the lobby
PRESIDENTS house. MIR. Canning, 10 a
manner, told the French, Minister IN
had ''out .eeneraled'' him, but that he 81
not do 1t again. Mr.. n. cencsiving il
Unfair imputation, became very violent,
some harsh exptr ssions were exchanged: al
handle Of his sword, upon which "indication
OF Psrsonal hostility" Mr. Politica, the Rus
sian Minister, ihterfered, and the alteration
WIS clcsed-for the time. %
IL is presumed, that, upon reflection, the
matter will be adjusted TO the satisfaction of
all concerned. ReJ's Gaz.
:. The following article appears in the BALI.
more Federal Gszet,ee Of the 26lh inst.
owe learn>from Washington, that on
Monday hast very unpleasant alteration
took place at the Presideni,s table, b.. tween
the Ministers # Great b, tain and France
the irritation was I'D great, that, after retiring
from the table, one Of the parties gave indi-
cations Of proceeding to max. personal at.
tack, which was prevented by the interfe.
reace OF the representative of another foreign
nation"
+. IL has happened in this case, that what
ought to have been mott concealed has been
most brui,ed, and probably with some cir-
cumstances OF exasgeraion. 1t is ce rtsiniy
time, that there has been a current report for
some days past, OF a. unpleasant CONVEX ssfion
having taken place between the French and
British Ministers some time in the last week.
after leaving the table OF the President
Since the rumor of one day ha. been put into
P''n., ~ "a Wv JuSt 70 give tue la'er reports
which is, that, " f1stever unplea.ant feeiing.
may have existed between the parties have
been entirely removed by subsequent .xpIana
ations, We speak now from ruDour ONLY,
and without per.onai or other direct know
ledge OF the facts.
We have given one rumour Of Diplomatic
ENLARGEMENT, viq, Baltimore. We have
another, MA Richmond, viz,
g. 1t is said that the Spanish Minister has
withdrawn himself partially from Washing.
Ton on account of Callavss case; and ,hat he
will not probably Witt it more than once du.
ring this winter, until he hears from his
Court. We suspect his determination on
I'M: score Is somewhat Frecipitate.'- Eng.
All this may be very true. IL is the nrst
we have heard Of il, but By no means on
that account to be discredit.d, as we doubf
nos the Enquirer received i,s information
from cTedita6ie SOURCE Nat. Int