Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Of dependence which he can but ,esy i'll

Should no Euroyeao power take part in
| our affairs, we shalt fin, ourselves much en-
! bsrrassed, miles, Russia shall persist in that
system rf observation which pJlges the
Turks to conceatrae their principal forces
| IN the Dan"b. How can Eu.opean policy
look with such GOODNESS cn interest. So gr-ap
IL appear. 10 he forgotten fhas elool is how-
ing on all sides and that each per ina OF de.
lay adds its poeion OF victim.."- Courier
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
post acripL 20 the Liverpool Advertiser of
June Let, says-"At Z late hour This after.
"Oun an express reached town from Paris.
bringing dispatches from Vienna dated 2lse
Nay, and from Maple, of the same dave.
From Vienna, We have full cou6cmsiion of
the important fact that the forces sf the Subs
lime Pnrt-are evlcuating The p:inci;. alitigs Of
Mo'davia and Wailachia. Tais main point
h.ving been satisfactorily arranged, tbe o.
Tiers viii follow as 4 mater of colrse The
accounts from N,pies also couflrm this fog.
snsr rumar of q Congress bsing -bour TO be
held at Florence. This proves to be correct;
aud order, have been forwarded &c the latter
cit, To IN IKE the accessory arrange ments Tor
thu Immediate assembling st tHe cungress.-
Some crowned head. are expected - assist
in the deliberations
London, Hfdy %.
We have received the Pafi, p.psrs OF suns
day last. Ths Gazette de France and the
Quot,6ienne contain the following para.
graph
"An extraordinary courier from Vienna,
who arrived this evenisg (Sa;urday) at 8 ~
clock, has brought. 20 The Ambassador ,onx cf
OF the Great Powers, tine important intelli-
gencs, that the difference, between Russia
and The Porte were finally arranged
The following are extracts:
MoscoyO, Nay a.
They write that large maya zine. are form
ing in Bsssarabia. The evacuation of Wal-
ischis and Moidavia is no longer 10 be-
thought of. The heavy artillery of the ia.
nissaries has been brought back there, and
the number of troops increases every day.
Piennd, May Is.
We were not deceived when we said tie
Porte was msrely gaining time, in the hope
OF puttiHg down the Ggesks, and getting rid
ct the Persian war. whilst it bad yet no o,
thar war on hand. IL IS calculated here that
as things are going OF, should the transmits
SION OF notes continue, and the Porte be as
a, slow hitherto in answering, the neeocias
lions may be spun out ye. another wear.
Pienna. Nay IL.
(Extract OF private let:sr)
ga letter from Con,tanunopls OF th.- Goth
OF April states, that this Refs Effenoi h. / at
length transmitted o written answer "a Tho
Au,trian and English Nisi,ter,. but thai tbs
answer was IN substance uu,hiag but cosy
OF the Note Of Tie % h Of February. with
some modification / is al,ied, that his
Pore had refused - .v.cua'e WaIscbia and
MoiasVie before ~ Greek iDsDrrectian hall
oe pct d@wn.--SaIOp'cs wa ..ill men scea by
,hs Greeks. coarIer whc ef, A epuo the
18th 81 A aril, hao brought iat.llisenc. that
;he Sehsh o. Persia and his son, were march.
Ing upon Bag taG with numsro., cr.ay.n
O1eSSo, !Jag 2.
"Acco rdIEg TO letter, from PeteIstuTsh Of
the 26tn April, ", DE- Kstpsceio, ths Pfecur-
srr of VI. he Ia l. CHI, Fl. mad brouah. ,Glelii.
sence from Vienna th., the Alfred p.w.rs
had given the Porte, viii tn Consent IF Rus.
STA, to the end of this u.oo,h, 10 evacaste
"Io'davia and WAliacbia, declaring at the
same time, mat if the Principalities were not
evacuated before at period, the Russian ar.
mics would enter in great force.'
Some ot The Loenon editors think end
with apparent good reason, tina, the immense
expense of keeping up 50 large military
force, indete"ds nj OF al, other considerations.
VIII compel Aiexandsr 10 take III. field
Accounts from s.. Petersburg of h, 4ih of
May, announce the arTivtl there Of the Russ
Ian Minister Tatl:hen on the 3Olh AoriI.
and state that his despafches were forwarded
TO the Emperor by express, his majesty hav
ing previously gone short way into the
country A privy Couocil was held OH the
Is, of May, aud Alexander is eaid, in some
accounts, to have actually sci out few days
after foE the army Pieyi,us 10 this, the
Russian governments had made large eons
tracts tor the Conveyance Of military stores
to Minsk and Riga, and the second Russian
army had received order. for the second time
to hold themselves ready 10 march. This
third order, 1t /, added, wou.a fix its destina,
iicn.
From the Turkish frontier, the aspect OF
| toe Intelligence Is equally hostile. Large
reinforcsments OF troops were ARR ing trtm
0iHsTen' PARTS OF Asia, ordered thrh by ;he
Dlvan, the members of which however are
'aid TO differ extremely i" their opinion sincs
An Fachs's decease. In The event OF war, il
Is thought the whole Turkish srny will unitr,
cross the Danube a. Widen, ard occupy
WailSchis, extending to the Austrian terri
! tories The aTmy Of the Grand Vizler adj
vancss in two column, one by wav of So.
| phil 10 RudSchuk, the other bv way OF
| 5chanla to Brslow. Schcurcbid Pact,, ,ba
| isvor'te OF the day, bit whose o,otians. it IT,
+ sad, IS greatly impsded by The G. eeks, is
likewise 10 have command IN tie greet Turk.
''h asmy assembling ~ De Danube.
| FRANCE.
"ie sPpear' es The ieturss NJ he Colleges
/ OF Arrondis'eoent, that % Cons ,,ntional
Deputies bsye been elected by 1853 ,otes,
a"n 70 Aioiseria' Dapuie, ny 5. III votes;
by he Departmental Colleges 81 ria;
DsPaties have beer eectsd yigcOv,tes.
and moe C1nstitViionsl Dep. ties by . 700
| votes
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