Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
From tie Federal Gazette. Of april SO.
TWO DAYS LATER

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TWO DAYS LATER.
The ship Cincinna,us arrived at New York
IN twenty three days from London, furpishe,
US, through the medium of our respective
correspondents, with European news, two
Gays later than the intelligence published OF
Saturday. s,s.
GREAT BRITAIN.
stocks IN London on the l., April were.
Consol' 79 So; do. for Account 79 7.8; Navy
five pes cen,s. los 3-8.
The British stock fell, in consequence of
the rumours from France only 18th per cent
A letter from London of the first of April
says, 8 There is no doubt but that the Bril-
fash West-Inoia Colonies zciH De opened TO
me american flag this nsorsth, but / suppose
the regulations and laws will oot be compile
ted, so as to go into operation iu the Island.
before next July"
On Friday night an Austrian courier arriv.
ed at the Secretary of States Office for For
eisn Affairs, in Downing street, with des.
patches
The Active friga,e, Capt. a. King, is to
be fitted at Plymouth directly; Tor the recep.
ton of MIR. Canning and suite.-Nlr. Ellis.
tits said, goes as Secretary to the Governor
General.
Large purchases of Flax and Hemp have
been made at Riga for the British Navy Con-
trac,a had also been entered into at the
same place for Ship Timber, TO be sent 70
France in the course of the summer.
IRELAND.
Fresh outrsges continued to be committed
IN this unhappy country The insurgents at-
tackled the mail coach on its way from Water.
ford to l.imerick--;heGe were two gentlemen.
and Miss Wilson, the celebrated sisyer, and
Mis-, Ryan. passengers-the. latter as car.
r;ed eff, but no other violence was used. nor
was any attempt made TO plunder the coach
or passengers. Miss Ryan, was on her way
10 prosecute q man who had attempted 10
force her into a marriage, and who was in
prison for the offence-she was carried off
with view OF preventing her evidence, in
which, however, the friends of the accused
were defeated, as the young lady was fortu-
IVA teil rescued by a detachment of troops
A man named ONeill, who had given evi.
dence against the White Boys, was MURDER
ed, and his body found under heap of stones.
The criminal Calendar of Cork amounts 10
the number OF three Kindred and ffty.
A vessel OF war was ordered to the Shans
non to receive on board all convicted under
the insurrectlon act preparatory to transpor.
tation. FRANCE
On the authority of the Nantes journal. il
have been arrested at Rochelle, in conse-
quence of the information given by some of
their associates in the Plot. No further cir
cum'tances have yet transpired to determine
ITS extent or its precise objects. The arti-
cles OF the budget continued TO form the
subjects OF discussion by the Chamber of De.
pnties, end gave rise TO the usual bursts of
lntemPerance between the opposing parties.
Gen. GIrard took occasion, in the course of
MS speech, to eulogize the military admin.
istration OF Marshal St Cyr, and TO reproach
the ministers with the practical abandon
ment Of the law for recalling the veterans of
the Imperial Army to activity, under the
form of an, army Of reserve.
Private letters of the 2Sth of March re-
ceived in London, state decline in the
French Funds of one and half per cent.
which has been ascribed to large sales made
on English account, and to rumours of 40.
preaching hoslilites between Russia and
Turkey, but which has been more justIy ate
tTiouted to the receipt OF very unpleasant in
seiIigence from Brest relative TO the temper
uf the military, who are Represented 10 be
In state of INSTRUMENTATION.
In The Chamber Of Deputies, Gen. Girard
in speech on the Budget, and aIludine to
the causes of these commo,ions, euloeized
Napoleon, whom he denominated the inn
mortal Captain, whose name will go down to
posterity with those of Alexander and Ca.
Sar. This aIIusion excited a storm of ao.
Plaose and murmuring; on which the Gem
eral SAID. 's Pardon Gentlemen, thought a
word OF that brave old French army might
ind an echo in this cbamber-which 40 ma.
ny OF its trophies once decorated"
To this general Foy replied, " Patience:
The time will come again"--other members
Gu me right, exclaimed, :" No, never.''
IL these are not symptoms of revolution
airy Character, we do not know what the
word revolution means.
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