Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
From the PHILADELPHIA Gozens.
Two days later from England

Two days later from England.
We are Indebted to CAPTAIN Bowen,
OF the Packet ship philadelphia, for
Loudon papers to the ',ii Of April, &
liverpool To the s6th, extracts from
which viii be found below.
His Majesty's Did eoemy the gout,
made on attack on hun as sudden and
unexpected, as il was unreasonable,
being on the night preceding the day
on which the Anniversary Of his birth
was to be celebrated. This event caus.
ell great * almost prereden,ed dis
appointment at the vest emu Of the
Town, and amongst those who were de-
sirons of witnessing the bu.iie in the
park, aud the gait,es at Buckingham
place.
'SEMLIN, April 4.
According tn positive accounts from
Salon,chi, If the 18th Of March, the
Creek. have made themselves masters
of the important island OF Thaso, at
the entr .nce Of the Gulf Of Coutessa,
from which timber ia procured fur the
nr-enai Of Constantinupie. Another
exp dition has landed at The fuot Of
Mount Athos and spread terror in the
whole country between Sores and Sa
lonichi.
'rhe occupation Of thi. island which
is emit ely inhabited by Christians, is
Important, because, from this noint the
Creek may easily Effect landings on
all these coasts aud alarm MucedO.
uix.'-Courier.
LIVERPOOL, April 20.
POS IotkIlT.
The French army continues TO be
impeded in it's progress, by the resis
tance il has had to encounter at San
Sebu-tian and Pampeluna. These p u.
ces still occupy the time Of the invad-
ing force. We say the time, for il
does not appear that any ve,y activ,
operations are IN progress against
these places. The leaders and agita.
tors OF this adventure appear not To
have calculated upon any resistance,
fur they are stated to be without the
means of vigorous siege. The head
Q'nrters of the pr'nco general have
progressed to Vuioria. The aivane-
el guard is as far as Miranda, uecoid-
in5 to the last accounts. That part
Of The army which remained on the
French side of the Pyrenees, under
Mnnce,. Us said tc DC "a motion to EN-.
ter Catalonia, where Nina, of whose
mntions we have hear'i little lately,
appears To be waiting 10 watch and
nj, 4 n a 4.
the adventurers.
Some important successes have heen
Obtsined over the soldiers Of the faith
by the cons'i,u'ionalIs,s, in the neigh'
bourhooj of Valencia. The King has
not yet arrived at Seville hi. health
doe. not appear TO haze b, en- al all ill.,
jufed by the journey as yet. The
French army is understood TO be IN
so ne danger of feeling Inconvenience
from the want Of provl-ions.
=. In consequence of a return Of the
govt, The drawInS>roOm which his ma
jrsty hid Intended to have held 40
Wednesday was postponed. The fol-
lowing favourable bulletin was issued
Oh Wednesday, at the palace in Pail
mail -
CARLTON PALACE. April "a.
"fae gout under which the King
labuured yesterday is much mitigated
signed BY the Ply .ician..
The Following t-legrap hic despntci
a. to the progress Of the French army
has been received at PARIS
PATHS, april 81.
"a teiesraphie de-patch an..un.
ess, that'on the 4Sh DOR van guard
carried EuSr ,dos which was defended
b. 900 me". aud that they took gen
era'. 200 men. n standard, arm- and
bagS.ye, Ma,shai Oudinot i. going
TO Bntsos; his royal hi,hnes- viii re.
main ,ome days at ViItoria. The h.
bose despatch bas been communicated
TO thr civil su'iroTiIIes by lis ,1eei
ssDcy The minister of The interior.