Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
FOR EIGN,
Baltimore, dug. so.
FOR ElGN NEWS.

ihe Iate'' dates brought by the U'ifSon, cap.
tain BItton,' arrived at New.Yotk from
DAoiia are Paris the 18th, London the 18th,
Liverpool z0th, aud Dublin The 22d of july.
SPAIN
The intelligence frcm Spain is of a highly
important character. Though not openly
in the field, it i, evident that the Holy Aiii.
.ance h. seif.re6 defect in the capital of
Spain--The members Of this Alliance have
no', it Is troe, made open war upon the LID.
critics OF the Spanish people, but those who
rave attended 20 the march of events must,
we conceive, have come TO the conclusion
that foreign agents were employed 10 urging
on conspiracirs agaios; the constitutional .ys.
TEN, and that those conspiracies and their
o5jec, were VT hin the knowledge and had
the secret approval of Ferdinand could scarce.
iy be doubted. The crisis which we saw ap.
proachins has arrived and i, is gratifying to
find the result favorable to rational liberty
The revoltsd Guards made desperate effort
TO possess themselves of the Kirg's per.cn,
but bold as was their attack, they were met
as boldly-thsy were defeated with consider.
able slaughter His Majesty remained in the
hands OF the Constitotionalists, fortunately
for the na'irn, and perhaps for his own per.
sonal safety, for had the absolute monarchy
oil tha rf
olution would have been raised in severa
quarters, supported probably. by the French
corps on he frontiers, and in ihe struggle,
which would have been obstinate and bloody,
Ferdnand would have lost his crown, most
likely, ii life. Wne'her his deceit will be
pare" by the triumphant party, ;ime q.
lcne c,n ioform us--thg Constiuuionaists
have hitherto conducted themselves With
moderation, sod we ,rust 81 honorable a trait
in their proceedings viii not aow be obliter-
ated Blu, we shalt here inert the detail.
which W. shall follow with remark or
two - Ed. Gaz
From the Meso York Commercial Adperti
ser Of dug %,
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
LAND.
The brig Wilson, Capt. Rritton, arrived
last evening" from Dublin, bringing London
dates Of the 18TH, Liverpool, OF the Goth, &
Dublin Of the 22d July.
SPAIN.
Nha az sn he
pers as to the state Of matter. in the Penins0
10, sIe 5a,rd Mairid 81 July, on which d az
the re lied guards lief, Prado, and after re.
connoitering he city, with view OF forming
q junction with their bre,hreo IN the palace,
or getting possession If the King's person,
they attacked 1t In three divisions, two OF
which were Immediately d,sc"mfitted, and
the third, after some lard fighting with the
Nsinoal Militia, com PEELED to retire
In he meantime Gay the Accounts) several
demon STATIONS were made about the palace
Morilln seized the roysl stables. At this pc.
riod gceat ccasteEnatioo prevailed in NJ 7drid,
and the confusion is likened to ,ha; which
prevailed in Pari. on the famous 10th of Aug.
ust. Finally, it il laid. derutsticn from
the Cortes, irsi-ted that the king shoa!d dis.
miss he two remaining divi inns of his
RuSrds, under certain stiDuisiious, anf -ut
himself rnder The protection Of the regular
troops. Ferdinand acquiesceo, ,he guard.
were discussed, and he was completely in The
ia DIS OF tn ConStita' icnalss.
10 this business, 20 person Of the rank Of
general was engaged The side of he re
bel,. On the side Of the people. Moriio
and Bsiiasteros wer. most active. II j. char
ged o The Dcke del lnfantado that he vas
guIjty of attempting to involve the peaaantry
of M.jrid in ,5s di-gracr Of the day; which
ceu-atioo. il proved, nay cost him his life.
Th, last Pario Taper. which had reached
LIN n, (of the On July y co1taip no later
inteiIig ncs from Madrid, from which cir
cuTs4nce, IL was supposed she communicas
tion between France sud Srair was ob,ruc.
ted ~ the movements Of the hostile par.
ties
Subsequent accounts aid, that the Duke
de 'lnfartadt and one hundred a0d twenty
eight others had been srrssted as the chiefs Of
&C piracy 10 effect courter revolution,
In 'ich .ome agents of france were like
wise i'm Heated. The Secretary Of the War
Depar' men; bad resigne! rather Than obey
the in,unctinns Of the Kjug, who had insisted
that orders should be cent TO General E.pino.
50 not TO cone to Madrid A body OF revpl,
ted Csrbneers h,d ben totally destroyed BY
the militia Ia Andalusls. On 'ho whole it
appears, that the triumph of the Constitution
aiiSts had oeen complete, and that Ibis last
sttep?i 20 restore tbs ancient tyranny had
few or no partizaDs among tive people, or
ven among the fFicers Of the army.
The Constitutional, abiding to these e.
vents, says thst NEE ing of The foreign
An1sanadJrs had been held at Madrid, a;
tbt use of the British Minister The Aus.
ttisn and another Minister proposed Spe
cies Of report on The recent proceeding in the
Snanish ca niiAl 10 he hrag pn I'M for the infnr.