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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29

sen from the legislative body, by an Assem-
BY formed tor this purpo's, egr"esbiy t. r
special sud particular law Tais "pentsrchy''
has ais" u President ana Vice presideot cro-
sen from amprg he five members which
compose it. II is this last oUd, which nom.
mates the ministers, To- the numb-r IT eight
for as many 1-vsr' o,ent-. The prime mins
i,;er is entit-d Chef Secretary Of Sta,e.
and is charged with the department OF
Foreign affairs. The lad iciL bndy is injepen,
dent of the other two The constituent as.
sernbly was dissolved immediately after il
had accom- pliShsd the purpose for which Il
had besn convened. NJ. Marr0corda.o pre-.
sided. It appears, also, tina, this same as
semb'y ia, chosen ,he " PenIarchy." of
which The proficiency has been coniided 20
Macrocordatn. III Negri hac been charged
with the functions of Secretary Of State h.-
wing the department, Of foreisr alfeirs.
The executive body has alresdy decresd
loan Ut ] 900, 600 pIas,res, bearing an in.
teTest ut eight per cent The action of this
loan shall be put into circuistion, and even
b. preferred To specie in the sales OF national
properly. The assembly has also pub.issed
4 proclamation, in which il invites The
Greek nation to voluntary gifts and pr,ri,tic
olfer., and gives the assurance that lhey will
be accep'ei with thanllsnuess, and that the
names OF the generous donor, will DC insert.
ed in register. in order Ia perp.tuat-
thsir msmoty. There are also particular and
local consti!utions Tor the principal divisions,
which form the Greek State A, ureseot
there are only four provinces the pelolon.
nesus. Western Greece, Eas,erp Greece.
and the Islands of the Archipelago Each
has its particular congress Of he first,
Prince Ypsilan,i Is President; of the Sc.
conf, Marrocordato of the third, NJ. Me-,
gri and of the fourth. one of the priacipsl
Inhabitants Of the island of Hydra. There
VIII he formed otner provinces, az the
other parts ot Greece free themselves from
the Turkish yCke--lhey will also have their
congresses, M local senste., acting, in con-
cert by their deputies with the general con.
gress for the promoting the general interest.
o. all their local constitutions mat of the
Peoponnesus appears the least GUAR and
least liberal, as it i. always tn ancient orr.
mstes who. without being elected by the com.
haues, ch"o'e the deputies ant send them
10 the general congress.
There IL, also, an Arepagus in each Of
the greet provinces, for the adminis,I alton
Of Sivii jus'ic". The Nalicual Congress sits
this year at CoTinih, and remain. In perma.
mao, session all this frat wear.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
DOMESTIC.
BANK ..@BBEk.

SAVANNAH, JUNE IA
Yesterday, Mr.. William Bor hwick, the
cashier OF the bank OF East Lothi.n, IN Sco,-
!aGd, WHO was arrest d a Jew days ago, and
who Is advertised, and charged with having
eioped VITA one hundred and seventy >thuus-
aud 1ol!sr', Of the funds OF that insti,ut iso,
was brO0sht before Judge Charlton, by writ
OF Hehea, Corpus.
B1rhwick wa, committed by Judge, under
a general iIilaVit that he answered the de
scriptiOn OF the cashier. who was in default
to the bank OF Lothian.
Judse Chari,on decided, that the prisoner
was not charges with any criminai offence
and thai u he had been, that offence would
appear to have been committed III foreign
country, over which the court had No iurls-
dictien There was 40 principle OF amiiy, or
international law, " aich WOULD authorize the
arrest of fugitive from the Iustice of for.
eIsn independent sovereignty. Ii must De
matter entirely depe"dent upon treaty at.
engagements. U GA these grouods, if we cor.
reetiy understood tie judge, he directed the
prisoner 10 be discharged.
borthWick, however, was Immediately af-
forwards arrested by order Of the Judge. on a
bill 10 Chancery praying for the wri. ne
Great discovery OF the affairs in relation
10 Ihe baSll, and Tor an aCcoant--and resui.
Led To give bail to abide the decree.
lie has leave however, after notice. as we
are informed, to move TO set aside this writ
OF ne Great.
1he prisoner not being able TO procure bail
mas been committed TO eaoL-Rep06Lica1.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
RE.uaKKG.

Fit he true, as stated in GaIisnani'~
Per', Journal, Of the Cd May" thu
tn Russian army have crossed the
Push at several points," such move
meut can only be regarded as an indi
eaiion of the determination Of Aiexa"-
der. tn obtain by force what he had
failed to accomplish by negotiation. =
In ;he same paper we find il state
that the emperor of Russia had Z" arr
we'd at Mi-,sk, the head quarters ot
fhe Imperial guard:" while the Turk
are -epreaen d a. continuing sta MAKE
Preparations dett nee ia Mnldavia
and WaiIactia. as having laid au en-
bargp at COnstaDtiaOpie Gpun all Tur-
kish vessels trading at the mouth o.
the Danube. aud that the European
families were gradually leaving he
Turki.h capital. Formerly, such pro
miusnt circumstances used TO be re
garied as unequiVoeaI symptoms of the
approach OF hostiiities, the more es-
pec' lily il accounts, as in the present
ss~ ,f a similar tendency, were rel.
tie ated from various quarters. IL
seeing however, that diffesear rules Of
judging have been established, and
tha what did aud migh' ,eem to Us
indications Of war, ought 20 be regard
ed AS proof OF the reverse. as we do
no. pr"gess 10 understand the ground
wo'k Of ibis reasoning, and have no
wi,a - puzzle ourselves abnul it. We
shall leave he decision 81 The question
r. vents; promising bnwsver, that If
tn emperor Alexander agrees to Riga
d tr"sfy with the Porte without ob-
tai inS l,rge concessions from that
powe we shall be ready to ackno@l-
edge hat we b Vs been alto fe,her mis-
taken "a TO the policy Of Tie Russian
cabinet.
The afaits Of the Greek, appear by
all aee0Jrts, to be IN prosperous
state. bfer ssvernl hard fought bat-
fIa9 on the Hegromont, they b w sue
GeeJeJ IN driving out the Turks fronl
Cant important is!an1, and, 10 other
respects. have obtained Considerable
advantages over The followers of Ma.
bof7oi. We have already given tho
Substance Of The constitution, formed
by the provisionnl government at Ar
e.. ny a3PeOrs ihsi ibi5 body has
removed Us sitting to C0rirlh, The cen
ire og Greece, AMI posses stag many ..
yantsges from rs uetgrsl fofti6ca-
Tins. besides having Ihe commsnd Of
The 50 seas which wash It's walls,
AMI ~ "lish zoe g'yerusieH, car have
r"re 'jrec' commemorative with the
S,IsuJs ard ail pa,'' % 'ic interior.
~. T. E2a. 4!v.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
FROM the " York Statesman June IS.
PEUUNiARY EMBARRASSMENT

from the ". York Statesman. June is.
PECUNiARY EMBARRASSMENT
We learn from an Intelligent gentle.
man, who has just rrtlrned from E3os.
ton, that ne pressure Of the times and
commercial distress, which have lately
been felt in ina, city, are greater than
have been experienced al any period
since The revolution. Our iuformant
showed Us lisi of failures, comprising
twenty-five or thirty houses, some oil
y hich failed for large amounts. Al
be morning meeting of the merchants,
the whisper vent round, who had stop.
ped payment, and who were expected
TO stop during the day. The banks
bad become alarmed, and refused 10
discount uOd TO add To their disires.,
The notes OF The bank in the vicinity
OF Boston would be received in no o.
iher way than Ou deposits of speeie o.
Boston bills. The New England Bank
10 said 10 have acquired au unlimited
control over the eGedii Of The city and
its doors were ,hronged with appii.
CAMS Tor current mr. IN exchange
for notes from The neishbouring banks.
Heavy losses had been sustained by
the ruftial failure Of The Bangor Bank,
IN ~ hieh several Of The Boston mer-
ebants were interested, We ere sorry
10 learn, that at a period of so much
distress, WREN there sk"Did be a n,utu-
al sympathy in mn.al suffering, there
IS oPPnfeniiy ii strife between New
YORK. and Boston. " which can do each
oibe; ne most injury" 1t is said that
spec 10 constantly passing between
'h' 80 cities, obtained by runners
nlPFD 'he banks aud the retaliation
: smeiiDes - rapid, that on one oe-
"a 5u gentleman remarked. 4" it
"''id he unnecessary TO knock the
,'fop' oil the kegs containing the dol.
'1fS, as the specie was Destined 10 be
- ,'Tned imnl -dialeiy to the place
y snee 81 vss drawn, We houe tLis
:, cling Will rot become general, aud
4 1t will aeon saksij: aitogether.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29

the priests their authority over souis, TO the
tit'rd their titles, to the merchant bounties,
to the planters commerce. and TO the various
classes Ut laSoIers, liberty; all were consulted,
NAMED and respected, aud all interests re.
Cancelled.
ACOUSTIC Yturbide i.-full : feet 10 ;nche.
high, erect, well propor;ioned and full form.
I'd, rather athletic 'hsa light; combining the
muscular force nf Hercules with the slee ant
contonr oi Apollo: his motion i. manly aud
sracetUl--essy AID unaffected his Complex.
un a light brunette, aud his vissage fine
;utned oval. aninsted by playful. speakin,
hazel eye. indicative of quicknrs and warm
heart: IN his manner more psr,uasive than
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rresummg nor assuming
TO" much, he inseDsby brings those up TO hl,
level with whom he converses and never
fshs tn excite great attachment His militia
ry operations are characterised by vigilance,
patience, and perseverance,; and when he
strikes, IL is with the decision Of thunder:
IN the most critical aud hazardous situation,
he is ccmpo.ed, collected, and smiling at
dauger-the fears and iealOusies natural to
people, emerging from de.pOtsm To Indepen.
Hence, have ascrihed To him a sinnister an
b'tion, Incompatible with free government
Yet he has very recently, as ,Oovs noticed.
publicly repeated his determina ion, 10 ter
inmate hi, political career, by following the
example OF our great exemplar Wa.l,instun.
Vhese are the principal features OF charac.
ter, which we have been able tn collect-th.y
are no douh; imperfect bat they are beyond
doubt correct.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
New YORK, JUNE is.

.NoreL and interesting sight.
men were seen walking ia the wafer on
Monday afternoon, for a length of
time. near Governors Island, in life
preserving dresses; and one of them, a
very stout man, walked across from
the island TO the battery, as upright as
IN shore, 20 the establishment Of hum
dFeds of spectators. We understand
that the proprietor of this invention
intends TO shaw The effee, and useful
ness of such dress in case Of ship
wreck. ina public exhibition next week,
Ii Is hoped 90 useful an invention will
meet with every encouragement.
Nero. .7dra
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
FROM PERU AND CHILL.
.NtqD Fork. Jane 81.

.FcqD York, .5aue 81.
Captain Reynoij., az the ship Fame,
who left Cnqnimbo on the 2isl az Fcb-
ruary, infsrms that the Spanish army,
under he vice king La Serua, was still
rneampsd about 80 ieaSurs from Lima.
Thu Spanish so ,sdron. nsier Admiral
Blareo, which nai sailed on an expo
di'ioD against africa bad been ordered
back to Cellao. San Martha had re-
,'sned the Protectorship, and the Mar
qnis Tore rag'e, OF TrnxiIin, was APP
pointed in his stead. under the lille of
"Sup'emA Director uf Peru" The
"sw government issued 100000 dot
lars phpeF money, ohligiug every ciii.
IN - teke it al It's represeniej Yaine.
D'iia's were ceiling vefy scarce, aud
premium constantly rising.
}u the passage the Fame spoke a
British vessel, which left Valparaiso
subsequent 20 the above date, ami
learpt that the Capitalization had arri.
ved there, au'l won!j .aii Tor i'hiiadel-
phia about the .a;aile Of April.
II was reported hat In pirnte Ban
s,;dus had been taken and carried TO
ST. Jagl dc Chill.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
FOR EtGM.
From he y. York dme,ican u J.4ae 4
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Accounts from Frauce in relation to the
'eGairs OF Turkey, Greece aud Russia are ct
S less pacific character than ih"se which
reach Us FROG. iSoga d. Sy the Dsap, s, re-
cenJy aSslved 9t tai, port from EAvre, it
appears that the GS-Fks a,inue The s;rug.
g., ami have wtcstci NeeTcpcn., an impor-
ta7t Island in the hrchioehgo. from the do.
rainiol Of eAe TURKS. fhejc cause. at pre-
s-Gt, is rs;,ec4entcd 20 BE- iourishins. The
Provisional Govern nsnt is re noyed rror
Srgos To CorioSh. ispEi whence i, has Issued
a declaratic" Of independence, aud he cun.
sti;G.ion oi Greece CcriotA com mands The
two seas which ~ ,sh i, and by which it cae
have vsrs active Communications with the
islands and tn coasts" e .he continent To-
te!iigence he. asen received et Leghoru, that
the remains rf the raTkish ieel, alter chase
by the Greeks, BAD taken refuge upon the
cos.t Of Barasry. The Hydriots have seized
three English vessels !4den with ammunition
for he Turks, and large sum of mooey,
gent by the Porte 20 Courschid Pachs, has al.
SO Seea Intercepted.
The Emperor Of Russia remained OF the
imc heaa quarters at MiGsk, and the
Preparations for war ate sad ia b. progrss--
ing. An embargo ha. bPeu laid upon all Tur.
kish vessels trading to the mouth of the Dan.
f.o.n i.am,.lto Eeinj.. a, The co.flssne,. rs
,he Pruth and the Danube. Th. commerei.
al alflirs of 4I.s;a are 10, us aourishinE as
the military Great 40l numerous faiores
have token ;,lace al ST. Pet-rshucs, and he
rate of interest IS 10 per cen, IN the capi.
tai.
TIE Petersburg Gazstte announce. that
considerable .aru, continue /, n. sent for the
rsii-i "t the "reek refugees IN kus,n. In
sudit'o" TO ran a "n'o" oil roubies sno'criHed
,or me Telitt ut M coa"trvmfn by Counsellor
Wa'Vat', rinse Gal'lLla has received 90o,
oo1 rorbies.
ihe Journal IL p'ri. gives letter from
L'en,onrs "f ne ION nit winch states thst
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
GREECE.
Tie Causes Of the GreeEs and he
Greek Constitution.
LONDON, MAy 5.

LONDON, May s.
The following extract of letter from
Greece contain, important sud we are as
sufed authentic Information concerning the
views end proceeding. Of the Greeks. reis.
tive TO the establishment of a constitutional
Government.
6 have before me the constitutional act
of Greece, which shall transmit to ypu by
the first opportunity, The copy which has
been received is dolly attested, and bears all
the marks of certain authenticity IL begins
" In the name Of the most Holy Trinity.
one and indivisible. The Creek ration.
which g5oaned under the ahominable yoE.
OF the Turks, being no longer abe to sup
port The weight OF tyranny uaexampled in
the annals Of tie world, has at last resolgs6
to shake 1t of, ADD prociains to daY, by
means OF IFS legitimate Representatives,
assembled in national congress. IN the pre-.
scence OF God and of men, is Independence
snd political existence, &c. Given Of Enid.
aufus, lS of January. 1872, first year cf
independence" THIS constitution is called
provisional, and is divided into titles. chso
teTs, ADD articles IL Is 100 long for reg.
ulsr analysis, bar few of the lsadjng ar.
engagements Of IL are a. follows :-Chrisriso.
ily, agrpeably 10 the ri'es and doctrines of
the orthodox church Of the Fest, is declared
TO be The religion of The Stste-yeE every
Greek citizen who may belong TO ary sect Of
ChTlslans, enjoy the same political rights .
those who believe not in Je,us Christ can
only enjoy civil rights. The Sia,e gUaran-
tees to hen besides, the existence, the 10.
nor, the property, and free exercise OF their
worship There are three powers the Leg.
i'laiiee, The Executive, spd the Judicial
The number cf the members Of the legisla.
tive body is not fixed, as .he detinitive law Of
election has not been promulgated. The
Legislators are eiec,rd only for = scar. They
viii ch,ose ffon among ihemseiess their
President and Vice Pfe,ident The rep-.-
sentatises Of The nstion must be ci'izeGr
end az least thirty years Of sge' The exit
u'ive body is composed Of five members cho'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29

BAD PROSFECTS.--Th crops
we regretto state, says the Albany
Argus, have u very uupromising ap-
peoraaee in TIL. ard the aeighborias
counties.-The winter was very unfe-
vorabtc TO wheat aud cIover-.he
fields were alternately frozen and
thawed, and had but partial and tenn
20 ary covering of snow. In the coua-
ties lying upon The Hudson, il Is esti-
mated ;ha, The winter wheat will not
give third ofthe usual cfop.-Nor
has the sprins been much more auspi-
eiDua tn the farWer.-'fbe warm wea-
ther III May. generated myriads Of iu-
seei., which have preyed upcn vesi-
taiiOn to az alarming extent. Among
these Is our old enemy the He-siap ny
which mas destroyed entire fields of
grain.-The wire worm, and grub have
been numerous aud mi.ebipvous. whil.
the catterpii!ars have ahounded in our
orchards, The season has wi,ha,
been unusually dry.-flax ia indilfer~
cut, and grass is very light, ~ 1t is an
opinion expressed by gentlemen, who
have had au opportunity ct making oh
seTvatiOns, that we shall not have
mare thaa ,hird Of the small grains>
aud grass which QUE couotry allorded
last year Ii is further remarked.
that tlle contrast between farms we'll
managed, and those which are culliya-
ted upoa the old plan, was never more
manifest than at IN" present time.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
From the National ddvOcate, of Jane II.
MR.. BARRIERS CASE.

On Saturday, after the usual business Of
the Cour' OF Sts ions had terminated Mr.
Barker's case was brought upfor final adj
Judication. Mr., Barker addressed the court
and made several legal objections To their
proceedings, and contended, that if he was
sentenced, he could not carry it I'D to the
supreme court, the court of errors, or the gu.
preme court of The United States, before eiu
Their OF which he was Determined to go, ere he
would be deprived OF his rights a. citizen,
and contrary, to the provisions OF the consti-
rution. He coutended. likewise, that the juA
ry had convicted him upon insufficient tes-
tlmohy; and further, il was understood that
a bargain or compromise had taken place a.
mong them that if nine agreed to verdict,
the other three would submit The court
had no legal proof that this understanding
existed, and therefore overruied the OBJ jecs
tion.
He then went on to prove that the new
constitution sbrogated the dueling act, in
asmuch as The oath he'd been repealed. This
was admitted by the court; but repeating the
oath did not make the law null and void
After arguments in extenso upon the man.
ner OF the trial. and the uuconstItutionality
OF the law the court clearly Of opinion
that the law was constitutional that Mr..
Bnrke had not mads out his case, and they
proceeded to pass sentence under the law for
sending a challenge, which wa', that hs be
incapable OF holding any office, &c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
Boston, June Ia

Fire at Portiana.-A letter from
Portland, dated on Saturday at 7 o'a
clock, p. NJ. says, "We have just retur-
ned from the Ere, which we have been
fighting for four hours. 1t begun On
the westerly side Of Green street, near
~ opposite Matthew CObb's, and has
consumed about fifteen stores and
number OF out houses. &c part OF
which are brick. The wind was ve>
ry high. Lines were formed TO tho
back cove. as the water in the wells
was very low. For a long time it was
feared that all that quarter of the town
would he consumed. We have no time
to give particulars, as the mail is e!o-
sing." The above is all the informa-
tiOu we have received.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29

Exemplary JuSticc.-At Court held in
the City of New York few days ago, one
Henry Linn was indicted and convicted Of a
libel on Rebecca Rich and Mary Hoesled -
number Of very ibplious and scaDdalcus
letters were found at different times in the
yard Of Mr.. Rich, in Anthony street, which
induced him To- station bis Dspkew, Thomas
H. Rich, and eboIhcr lad Of the name @!
Ctessy, ON high she'd to see who IL wss
that pot the letters in Rich's yard. They
lad watched number Of nights, until on The
10Ih OF may last, about quarter before ele-
ven o'clock IN the evening, they saw the de-
teHdent come out Of the back door of his
house, (whicA is the second door below
Rick's) climb over the intervening fence, aud
Hing bundle containing four letters over
into liicb's yard. The defendant hss always
sustained The character OF ,tudious boy
and one which is Gnezceptionable. lie Icns
sentenced 10 tie cir Prism for sirty
days and TO giUe security, himssY an 500.
and tzro securities IN Slod, Wot he uA
keep tie peoce for tzco rea5S, and 20 7ny n
tHe 81 - dollars uaG tic casts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
DRY GOODS
THAMES. STREET.

THAMES-STREET.
STEPHAN II. CAEOONE.
As just received and now offers 70. sale as chesr
as can De purchased in town, an extensive as.
so''Heht oi English, French and India Goods-yiz-
=. 6hI1JSH GOODS
' n'ue' black and mixed sspeIhne Droadeo,hs
rO,,on 40 Go do Csssiqeres
striped, checked and corded, do
Linen Cambricks
Linen Cambrick Hdkfs
Imitation do do
White and striped Jeans
Fancy Nestings. Naleniia DO
"xed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES white and roriei rr;Iircs :
- and A Irish i.aens-.blncs and bi,,,n do
Ca,nhrick aud common Dmi,ics
-ehSham Robcs--sriped and plsid Ginghams
FURNITURE ratcies-two blues striped CILtoes
Light london aud Manchester prints
Brown, green ana yellow Caiicoes
Womsns' white and coiored cotton Hose
Mems do do do and half Hose
DO DO do Worsted do
Nomens' do do do dn
4 and 4 Chntz shawls-S4 Merino do
Printed Cashmere DO
White. green, lyeow and red Flannels
Cotton ard worsleG Braces
Silk and Gotten Ulnbreiss
Mixed and bundle London pins
Cotton Ferretts and cotton threads
Embrodering Cotton
Wire lhread--Bsi DO IN boxes
Coronation pl"ids--pesl shirt Buttons
Flag Hdkt, for gsntlemens' crays,s
White snd figured cotton cambricls do
and 4-f fine shifting Cotton
Light blue and pink Zephrys
Green and figured sarcenets.
FREACH GOODS.
Eegant ~ and 5 Merino shswls
DO red and white iidsfs-W Wrought Indispenssbes
64 preniia shswls- Fancy silk Elkfs
Hack. white and green Grapes
Levantnes, Florences and sattins
Plain and ifinged paided Ribbons
Fancy Ribbons Hank Gsoons--Kid Glove
Ladies black and white silk Hose
DO do do Gloves
Chnela Cords--Hooks and Eyes
Plain and figured silk Lace
Snipsd and corded MsrceIlins-Metino Fringe.
INDIA GOODS.
Black sarcenets and synchavs
Black, white and coored Canton Grapes
Black Nsnkin Grape Dresses-Biaek 81 k udkf,
Canton Cambels- Black and coiored wing silk
Flag and Bandanns fldsis--striped Seersuckers.
ALSO,
american sheciinrs
3.4 do blesched and unhleached do--S.4 stripes
Brow and b.esched Russia shey,ings
Sd and ~ American Chex
Sattinets, Wooic6etts, &c. May g.