Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

FOR FIGN.
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

From ihs ~. y. Com AGveftiser, June 26.
The ship Comet, Capt Moore, arrived
,aere yesterday afternoon in 50 days from
i4aRaon.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Il wi!l now be that so far from the
Intelligence previously received, of Turkey
hsving lowered its tore, and shown dispo-
tiiiou To give up Moldavia and Wallachia,
,he Divan had resolved not to give up sin.
gle point, notwithstanding the continued eff.
fort, OF the ministers of. Great Britain and
Austria, to induce the Sultan and his minis.
ters to accede to the proposals of Russia
The Divan still behave in the most superrili
Gus manner towards the European Ambas-
sailors, to whom they scarcely deign to re-
iuro an answer to the Diplomatic notes
which the latter present; while the soldiers
OF Turkey continue to Commit the greatest
asrcciies on the unfortunate Greeks, who
are within their power. The accounts by
This conveyance do not warrant the belief
thata Cons,ess would be held for the pur.
pore settling the existing differences. On
the contrary, it appears that tho Emperor
Alexander was to have left his capital on the
4ih Of May, for Warsaw, to place himself a,
the head Of his armies, and that all the let.
tersfrom Russia and Poland up 10 the end
OF April, breathed nothing but hos.iitie,
khe forks too. are stated to have $4,000
men in Moldasia and Walachis, and on the
Danube. and betwixt that river and Mount
Haemos, their whole forces con sistiug most
y OF Asiatic troops, are estimated al Goa. 200
men. 1t is obvious from these statements.
whether the negotiations going on, ,ermin,
ate IN peace or in war, that both parties are
preparing for the worst.
FRANCE.
The elections going on in France, appear
20 De favorable To the liberals Ia the depart
ment OF the Seine, out of ten members.
thers we've only two royalists, and on, of
Inc eight departments, ak were patriots.
france is reported 10 be generally tranquil,
party OF Spanish insurgents who had pa
sed the frontiers, were instantly di.armed
by the Gordon Senatire, which is consider
ed an evidence of the good disposition of the
French government towards Spain. Two
failures had taken place at Bordeaux. to
considerable amount the one a French mer.
Camille house, and the other an English.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the HOuse of Commons, Mr.. Hume
brought forward this motion relative to the
ionian Islands, the object of which was to
obtain an enquiry into the causes of disarm-
ing the inhabitants of these Islands. The
motion was lost by majority of SIS out of
Z!9 members An opinion continued to
be entertained that the bill for The admission
into The House of Lords of the Catholic
peers. which had passed the committee nf
she House of Commons without q dissenting
voice, would be rejected in the Upper House
The efforts of the opposition TO obtain fur
iher reductions in the ministerial CORPS.
were defeated by majority Of l27 out Of
32i. Lord LOudonderry's bill for amending
the Corn Laws, was read fiji st time on the
i4!h, and ordered for O second reading on
she 2lst OF May. The middle Of June was
spoken of as the period when Parliament
Wonld he dissolved: after which, the King
wasexpected to commence his tour to the
Continent. and to return by Scotland.
An American vessel recently seized at
Cork with large cargo of tobacco on board,
ma: been condemned as smuggler.
Mt Formerly, the radical, who was i'm
psisoned in Ireland tor two years, charged
with ssditiouS writings, about the beginning
OF the French Revolullon, lately died iS
London.
According to paper printed by order
OF the House of Commons, the amount of
Bank Notes and Post Bills in circulation.
on the 9th May, was il7,725, go. The
notes under 10, were now reduced 10 lIC8