Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
FOREIGN,
From ne " Y, Com. 44dver,;ser, Sep. 7.
SIX DAYS isATgTiR FROM ENGLAND


son. arrived . ere last evening, in 81 DAYS
irom Liver .ool, which place she lett on tho
"a eli aaS'Ist. BY tins conveyance, the Ed
tots hSS'- received regular files Of london
papers TO the evening of the 3lst-; Loyd's
Ls.s, Price Currents, ana Shipping Lists,
'oi the 3O1h of July and Cores Liverpool
General Advertiser, of he Est of August.
by an effort Of their attentive correspondent.
al Liverpool, who sent the paper en- board
tins VIM, Thompson while in the offing,
they have also received The Liverpool Mcr.
cory Of the % August, being the latest she
could bring.
The intelligence in these papers is some.
what interesting The Greeks have sue.
ceeded 10 destroying the Turkish fleet com.
handed by the Captain Pachs, who perish
ed by the Ere ships, which the patriots sent
among his squadron while the Mus,eImen
we've celebrating the feast of Ramsdsm.
Some OF the London papers, on the frat
receipt Of this new., regarded it as fabrica.
ton, got up for the purposes of stocs icbbing
But accounts having been received al
L!oyd's, as mentioned 10 the Liverpool
Mercury of the Cd of August, confirming
tbe previous Intelligence, no doubl remains
of the fact, The adVices from Constant.
nea!e, ia which this successful attack of the
Gre ks was detailed and that affair Of the
Norea assumed q dismal aspect for the Porte.
The tide Of success, which h as hitherto born
shs patriot of Greece through the unpsfal lied
strusgle with their merciess oppressors,
seems 10 warrant the expectation, that even
without the aid OF Russia they will be able to
maintain taeic independence lie would be
unworthy OF the name of freeman who cou1
desire my other result.
The London Courier of The 30th July, con
tains long account, got up al Paris, of
counter revolution 10 Madrid, which termi-
mated in placiog that capital in the power o.
oftne royaists, and rescuing the King " from
the hands of The Jacobines. General MorIo
it Is said, sc put him,eif at the head of the
Royal ysr;y, and completely defeated ba, Of
the Liberals. Every where the embems cal
led constitutional, are destroyed and moth
Jog IS neard but the cry OF UiOq Ell Rev neto.'
Independently of no day being meuioued 90
which thi. eveot is said to have ken place.
the statement as TO Morillo is altogether be.
lied by the active part which he tonk In put.
ting down the rebel guards OF the King. Be
sides. we have accounts direct from Madrid
of the 18Th JGly, at which period tbs utmost
tranquility prevailed; and so little expectation
was there of The general n rmony bling again
distli bed that the farther services 'fthe mill
tia wno mad been called out ut ths beginning
ofthe revolt, were dispensed with and they
bad re uroed to their homes. In the provia-
ces great rejoicing had taken place in conse.
9uence of he triumph of the Constitutional.
lists, and official accounts had been received
at Madrid of he unconditional submission of
some msIconteGis at Cnrdova VINO had taken
up arn.s % uVerturn the Constitution.
l. sesna ~ many 20 be no longer doubted
that shs object Of the French government, in
assembling 80 large body of troops on the
frontiers OF Spain, vas to second he views
of the disafF-cted in thst country. Had Fer
dinaod succeeded in getting into France,
he would there have found himself at ths
head of $4,000 troops, who, it cannot be
doubted. had received instructions TO co.op.
crate with his par izsns. 1t appears doubt
fu!, however, whether the French soldiers
wouIa have seconded the views Of their gov.
ernment, "a we tind il asserted in the Span.
ism papers, nat when the soldiers of the
French Gordon Ssnitaire heard If the success
of the patriots at Madrid, they expressed,
gree, satisfaction, and shouted "pive Ia H6.
erte, FEspagne
The ,ni1i.ters of the King of Prussia, to
attend the Congress at Verona, which was 10
be opened % the Is OF Sept. have been ma
med. They lre The Prince of Hsrdenberg
and Coune Bern,rof Count De NeseIrode
and NJ d Tatiscbeff ara spoken of as The
resentatives nj Alexander. Those Of Aus,
tris are not mentioned. An srtice, dated
ST Petersburg, June % h, intimates that
''notwIths anding the personal inclination of
the Emperor to peace, The question of The fu-
Eure Telstiors OF Russia and tire Porte, will
depend on the result Of the farther negoca-
tionS at COnstaptnopIe, OF the conduct OF
the Turkish Government The imperial
Guard, il is true, return to ST. Petersburg,
but the cOrps remain ready to take the field,
though orders have been given so withdraw
il to gre ter distance from the Turk ish
fro, tieTs, ard place it in more extended can
tonm,snts. 1t is to be observed besides,
that thS Guards have mol taken the field in a
var; and, on this occasion, also, if
houili,ie, ha,.1 commenced with the Turks,
would have rev, 1si0ed 10 til. Polish provinces,
a, d reserve and torPs Of obServstioR.'
Combining ,his abatement with the inteIi.
gence received from AK Ia Cbapelle, as TO
the present disrosal If The Turk lsh troops, 1t
Deb no; appear that the parties viii meeteach
other at the ensuing Congr'ss altogether de
vested Of jesl usy. 50 far from the Divan
having given orders to svacuate Wailschia
and Mold via. il IL distinctly stste,' that re-
enforcement had been sent thither, By which
the Tork,h troops which would pas the
next winter in thoss provinces. would form
,Sn sFmy Of $4,000 men, and that the orders
for tbs prompt formation of magazine. a.
Bucharest and Ja'sy had been executed with
great activity. In the same article, the
news Of the Destruction If the Turkish feet,
and the death Of The Pscha, Is stated to have
been confirmed by commercial letters
This disaster Rad produced an extraordinary
sen'stion at ConStsntinnpe, and raised the
fury of the troops to the highest pitch,