Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

The Intelligence from SPAN is ~ u v.r...
,nis nature. The spirit of the Spanish nstion
appesrsto be awakc--The Se,-vties by bcior-
the soldiers of the Consti;ution--in several
places a.Proper SENSE OF common danger has
united hitherto conteuding par,ies-the Cor.
ties receive strong assurances OF support from
various parts of The Kingdom, and should Spa-
n'ards generally, as they Ough, on so Pressing
an ncce sion, lay AS de their isc,ious divisions,
and shew themselves ooly sctua.ed by that
nigh consideration OF national hunor aud na~
tionai glory, for which they have been fre-
qnently distinguished, they could have nothing
To apprehend either from France or the whole
pocy o. the holy Alliance, Though they have
mt spopnlatiDn commensurate To their terri
iofy, ye, the whole face of the country pre-
SCENTS 50 macy great ard peculiar advantages
Tor defensive warfare, taat one hundred thou
SAND men, ably directed, and animated by a
good spirit; might we'll hope To resist, sue.
cessfuliy, ,'ouble the number of invaders.
The letter Of ths DJkc Of Wellington is of
hes, rate Importance. What Is sisted rcspecr
''nS II we presume to- De authentic --Iiad II
not been really banded about IN the Corles,
the ststefnent, 1t is 10 be supposed, would have
met con'red'c ,ion III the proper qusrter.-IF
we understand it rightly. the Duke obtained
promise a. Vcr'na, that France, If she re-
solved on war shosld make il at her own risk.
without the assurance or expectation OF mill
tsry succcr from the mem ers of the III ly
Al!iance--rhis. If true, is certainly most inn
ports"t.-At all events ,he assurance of friend
ly feelings and kind ufiices on the part of the
Duke, nj such crisis. ard under all the cir,
cumsances speaks volumes as to the. d:sbosi-
ton ct the British government.
We Insert an article from Paris Paper. the
journal des Debates, which IS ia che direct
interest OF the prime Alini,ter. NJ De ViiIeIe,
and Is supposed to speak hi, sentiments
I'M, article is by no mea crsditab,e either
to tue principles or he verRcity of the writer.
anf 1t contains a gross insult tn he officers
ana soldiers who for 30 many years fought
Tor the dependence of France. 1t i. bus i'll
Calculated TO cunciats the bravest spirits OF
the nstion
The Constitutional, paper OF every differ.
ent views and politics gives the following pic.
lure OF P.tis.
''Ths sadness which prevail in Paris forms
singular contrast with tn Joy evhib ed ia
some /" circles" Whilst unirockcd je.uits
are rejoicing, commerce IL at stsnsi--,he
principal houses have withdrawn The credit
granted to ir correspondents, the bank IF
France itself has diminished its discounts one
iourth-caonal produce continues TO rise,
AID the puolic tuous TO Tail in proportion pri
va,r Psrties and festivals, 90 frequent gener
ally at this season Of gaity, have been sud,
de"'y suspended, and macy distingu he'd cit
lzens. whose houses were open for company
/ on hxed day OF he week, have closed them.
lna word. sadness reigns in all the manufsc
tories. ii all The cou"ufg houses, in Ill Paris,
| YET, thtre is dancing in certain drawing
| rooms."
| pirate letter from Paris states, the cap
HaiIsts throughout the country 20 be- extreme.
| iy d''ccntented in CO. sequence of the mea
sures adopted by the government against
| Spain. Fed. Gdz.