Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN NEWS

Six d,y. later. wa recrived at New York
on Monday ty the ship Maria. from I.ondoo
She lief. the ID ,wns on the I0,h ultimc, and
brings London paper, TO Tie 9Th Inclusive,
which contain very few articles OF interest.
The ling had returned from, hi. visit to Sect.
laod, and nj COLLATION., we've on foot for ob.
iaining the accession OF Mr.. Canning 20 The
ministry, Whose ca2abiliIy TO discharge the
important duties OF Prime .Miuists1, will
doubtless insure him the appointment.
The recent victories Of the Greeks ccnin.
ued TO occupy much of the public attention
IN Frarce, and il was g.perally believed,
that the great battle fought early in July had
been she precursor Of mary victories which
Continued 10 crowD the efforts OF the Chris
tians during the whole of the month. Thus
Ear the intelligence we.rs a pleasing aspect:
but, the information from other sources, is
OF an opposite character.
A letter written by an English gentleman,
dated the ia.t day Ut July, communicates in.
teiligence from Zante, which represents the
Greeks as having experienced y succession
OF delicate, thus verifying the old saying, that
the first news 6 was too good to be true"
An article from Paris, dated the 3lst Au.
gust, in relation to
SPAIN,
Ssys, eve are Informed that the Secretary Of
the English Legation in Spain, who sc, out
from Madrid for London after the events Of
the 9Th of July, has returned with very i'm
porlant dispatches from his government.
There is report at Madrid that England Of
fere6 all sorts Of succors, and even troops, in
case the Spaniards should be threatened with
foreign invasion"
BRAZlLS.
A letter from Bahia of 9th August
say, affairs are IN confusion in this place,
here is 1nin hrl Euh
pairing for it, Yesterday ard this day there
was sore skirmishing at Taparica, (about
eight miles from this place, and directly op.
Posie the City between the European Por.
tusuesr and the Patriots. The latter were
con9uerors as far as we can ascertain"
MEXICO.
The Editor of the Philadelphia National
Gazette has received files of Mexican Gag.
ettes to the 9th August; the contents Of which
he r-marks, CONSIST chiefly OF DEGREES for OBJ.
jects of internal regulation; magnificent pan.
egyrics of the New Emperor, and accounts
of the joyful manner in which the tidings of
Of. elevation to the throne were received in
various parts of the empire. There is de-
tailed and pompous &c Manifesto of what waa
done al the Inauguration, Beuedction, and
Coronation of their most fllustrious Males.
ties Augnstin, first Emperor of the Empire
: OF Anshuac, and bis spouseAna Marie. No
device of ragesntry and mummery seems to
have been omitted on the occasion, and the
joy OF the sovereign people was of course
ectatic.
y" Next to their lmpsrisl Majesties were
seated an high, the Imperial rrinces, and the
Mexican Princessss, the sacred progeny of
their Imperial Nsjesiies. Sermons were de.
iivered and addresses acclaimed, followed
by gracious answers and when their MsIes.
Fl H.. sLa1 :.
Imperial robes and insignia, and had arrival
attn riucipsl palace, they showed them
selves TO the multitude from the principal
balcony, AID tnrew among them consider.
able quantity Of money, as had before been
done by their order in front of the Cattle.
dra! The multitude made the air resound
with their enthusiastic cclamatibns 1t may
be we'll imagined That q people ready TO
scramble. in the steets, for money thus
throw, are cot qnite ready for republican
Institutions.
This part of the ceremonial is the more
curious, since the government Gazette of
the 9th August, contains long address
from ne I" Constitution Couucil OF Mexico"
20 Its inhabitants, giving them most pitt.
Ious detail of he condition Of the public
Treasury and Of the pew and unsatisfied wants
Of The & vernment land besgeching them in
every form of exhortation and entresty, 10
as'ist The state by loans and gifts. 1t is there
averrrd, that ''eleven years Of devastation.
interruptirg trade, and cutting off internal
communication, destroying and paralyziog
the Mines, Arts, and Industry Of every kind,
had brought the great empire of Auabuac to
the last extremity Of poveriy,'' The old sys.
tenn Of Finance is alleged 10 be insufficient
to meet the most urgent wants Of the govern
neDt, and Commerce to promise a supply too
tafdy for the present crisiss Considerable
means are required for the subsi,teuce Of the
ermy and the pay of the civil list, and the
number Of oew Offices and tribunals created
In the organization of the independent gov.
ernmeat"
We learn tba. letter. direct from Vera
Cruz, of as ls'ea date as the Esd August
have been received in Philadelphis, in which
there Is 90 mention made of any rattle or
Other disturbance in Mexico. As The date
of these letters is three days later than the
departure OF the tchsoHer GalIpgn, by which
the news of the defeat Of the inperIalists,
neotioned in oDr Gazette yesterday, is said
70 have been received, their silence on E mat
ter OF so much importance, i, calculated to
excite. a, least, doubt on The subject.
On the other hand, 10 addition TO what We !
mentioned yesterday in CONFEDERATION Of
sbe Intelligence received by way Of Havsna,
the Orleans Gazette of the 9Th cit mentions
That several persons lately arrived there from
Vera Cruz, report that universe, discomfort
prevailed N Mexico that Ger Victoria and
other chiefs had raised The standard Of liberty
that large oumbers Of men had ioibed
them, and that heir force was daily increa,
ing" in word that the reiga Of iturbide
could mt last long''
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