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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
FO2EIGN.s
CINE LAY LAIR Fi.OM ENG
LAND.
NEW YORK, May sd.

NEW YORK, May So
WE are favored with the DUblintE.
venins Mail Of the 25'h nit. brouSht
ty thu II ,hert Barns, (which roniaiPs
t:s London n wa of the 2sd, and Par
j, ai.icrs Of the 2tt.
A Photographic Despatch from Bay
onre, Of April 20. annouuces as fol-
lows:
1.-The M jor General TO the Minis.
ter Of War.
1--WE found 81 pieces Of cannon at
Panc"rbo, with bombs and shot.
"The head quarters IL at Vittoria,
where his Royal Highness The Duke Of
Aagculeme, was received with ealhusi.
us,n !"
II the House Of Commons on the
2oi, Mr.. Canning moved an Address,
which was carried, fot additional pa.
psrs respecting the Foreign Neg 'cis-
tons, Mr. Ware asked whether the
five Allied Powers agreed TO treaty
nj Veroua, for assis.ing France in the
attack on spain. MIR. e. had never
beard OF su,h an UNDERWRITING. md
did no, believe that any such instru-
men; VS. signed at Verona.
l., the Hou.s ~ Lord., n motion for
copies NJ he communications with Por-
tusal, WAS re.isted by Lord Liverpn"l,
who declined 70 produce the papers at
present. He sad, ifPovtuSsl was at.
t,ckei, wi hou' prosecution, E.gisnd
Wa buuu'i to inserpnse-bn, il ii were
W h rv "a isu iireet Br IN was lot
b ,unI 10 inter ere.
The Minister being fur,her in,erro.
gated as to the trnh of the F,euch go
vernmeot having supplied the in.ur'
gents OF Spain with ncury, said that
lac British Minister r.. N 1drid, bad
received such Information ca a'nounied
10 belief of the fact; but there was
no actual proof.
Lord Liverpool promised 20 lay be-
fore the House the document in re-
gard to the Degociations at Verona On
the subject of the Slave trade.
lie also stated that the negotiations
for composition with fespect to the
Austrian Loan, were likely to termin-
ale satisfactorily. Ln7d Holland re-
marked that he had nni seen the I'm.
peror Of Austria gazetted, bat ii WAS
we'll known be had been declared
bankrupt, and was unier The Necessity
OF e.mPouuding with his creditors.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES,

Richard Graves, ped.sr, was sppt ehen1e
I'd 10 -Potsyivs'is county, Virgins, 10 No.
venber las, and COMMITTED TO the mi, og
that county, on the chsrgs OF counss ffeitipg
Bark Not. If che State Bark of Norit CO
rolina, u wsrd, OF sc, COO, ia count. rfe,, $40
Notes OF the Ne~be'D Branch OF said Bank
hsvirs BEEN found conceal d 10 bic ,TuDk.
II. was tried before judge Brackenbr,pph
80 the Superior CouH OF SAID caun.y. on
Thursdsy last; and, after full hesring.
YES acquitted. on no ground of want of jus
risd:c,On, Tia; tho notes were countsrs-
iejt, was folly o. owed, and iittie doubt war
entertained hat TN yri Onsg was concerned
in making the ot,s but Do evidence cd
pesred I" Convince the jsry that tbs csimas
was committed ip 5prtsylvanis ccuoty.
bT. SievrDso tie solicitor for the Com,
nonwesl ipti'ted IN the 81 fIiciency Of no.
'scs for this purposs, Ct To. notes b Jog found
IN the prl'onrr's possession within .he couns.
YES in the csse Of stolen bor.e, &c. bot tbs
asS cbi"c ed To by The prisoner. Coon,el.
Nr LOnao- md Mr.. r. r Barb9aT, whose
"Pir'oo ~ss confirm q by the jugs.
From the 0eci,pcn in tbs cast. Il esooiS
see'f, prop tn an amendment shcnlJ be
toSde tn the law against c,Untsrfeips BANK
Notes, a., owing 60 the secrecy in - hich he
o. siness il done. it il s-ldrm chat ,.rsop IL.
Uncovered in the sc-i Of mskiDg The mites.
VIII re per'"n j, lounJ ~ pos" .,lrn &C
b rdler Of coun,srf II Bank Notes, whicc
- con give no 500 sccouct. II wcg,d s.em
that u ought 10 be ,sf6cieD, eviJtnr, ~ rs
bcing concerned in coun.etfe,;lrs Tstu.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

the trapslatien OF q. proclamation BY
OIL ooiNs, Ia which he declares that
having 4 greed with the people Of st.
Iago, that the step was proper. and
ths only one which could contribute to
tire tfssQoiliiy Of the country, he has
reso4ved So abdicate the Supreme Oi-
tfectiosSef Chill, aud 10 resign its pro.
visional exercise 10 an administrative
Jun,s, composed Of the citizens ID. Al
gestfn Eve ssuine, ID. Jose Miguel In
fnnte, aud ID. Fernando Errazuris. If
after six mouths. the questions Which
the provinces Of the states have be
tween themselves shall not have been
settled, the Adm ini,trati,e Junta shall
cease, in order that the people Of ST.
Jego may consider what is most pro.
per.
The decree was Immediately read 10
the people, and the saMe O'Higgins
proc aimed the new government, elect.
ed. He united the rihband which is
the badge Of supreme command in Chi
u, put IL INTO The hands Of the voters,
and then gave them possession Of the
elevated charge TO which they we're
DOMinated.
The session was concluded with the
oath cf fidelity which the chiefs Of the
garrison took To the new government.
The next day (Jan. ss,h) the nd.
mini-irative Junta, appointed ID. Ma
'ian Eg"nt. Wini,ter of State in the
Department o. Gaytrnm ut aud Ma.
rine. and Augustine Vial, in that Of
Finance "Ea War.
SIR. Canning. the Minister from
Great Britain, has given orders for
the disposal of his furniture al Wash.
ingtnu. From this circumstance, the
National In,elligeacer inferr the, Mr..
Z. will not return 20 this country, from
his intended vi,i' to Great Britain.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
LATEST FROM LIMA
PHILADELPHIA. NAV 20.

The following news WAS received at
Ars pulco on the 9TH April, nv The Tn
glib alp J.mcs Soft, from G alcuttu,
via lima. % day. ou, from the latter
p &c:
ihas, notwithstanding che defeat Of
the ind pendent army ~ the Spanish
force, it sill wa mantaining its
& pnnd st A''ico: That, in con, eqnence
Of ,i,is defeat, the army in l. "a K its
ci.izsn. have proct-,med u Republican
Government aud ,ii.spivcd the former,
whIch was obn xioas. The President
is Nh, Twas Agne'o. acting Mt the
same time al p e.ileut of the Directo
rs AID and endorsements were Ell
pee,-d a. Lima from Bolivar. in order
to continue the war.-Erat. Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.

Yesterday al.2r or selections were
ms'if and chiefly IN type, we were
politely faveured ny an tsseemed friend
with BeIi'4 <Loador) Weekly Messeu-
ge' Of The 2trt April, in q postscript 10
Importance, not noticed in any Of the
extracts published in the New York
papers, The article alluded 60 is here
subjeined, and should the Intelligence.
i, contains grove correct Of which
there is good warren in ne establish
ed ebsrgctes and reputation Of the pa
per which prcmoigateS y we may ex
peel s,son 10 &c all Eu'ope lighted VI
by The flames If war; BGlt. .9mera
PQSTSCRlPT.
London. April 81.
A report has "a. ,eached us, and
We fear upon good authority that our
Government has reeei, ed an jnlinsiio,
that the Emperor Alexander totally
di.spproxes of the conduct Of The b.,
sish Government in its recen! pegrjia.
'ion with France III regard to Spain
rni, being IF opinion that sSeh nego
siadon has direct tendency TO weak
81 ali the Efforts Of France, and e.,
confirm what he is pleased To- deem The
audacity Of the Spanish Cor.es, he the
Emperor Ale1sndee deems, il neees-
Try TO notify. that he SHALL support
'..e French King with the whole foF'
'"s of has empire : and, to that end,
~ ordered the march pE knssian
nrmJ towards the Netherlands. A
eorps d'nru'e VI eighty ,b"usapd men
iomediateiy % be assembled at DaDt-
1.- ard !, ia understood HAT this
,e@a will be instantly marched for.
:. ,sds Ths Emperor Alexander ex,
s.es it s2 his hecijed eoDvicliuD,
Il The French cause as he Cause If
crowned heads ; and that, unless a
g. .'non effort be made TO exirpate
20 ionary. princIp!es and practices,
se will uot be monarchy in Eu-
-,
Ne uniesatsDd, that the effects of
spanish REVOLUTION upon. tie RUS
, - Io'u,Iious in Poland. la led to
~".s decisive step on The part of the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
FLORIDA.

The first term nj the Superior Court,
for East Florida, was opened BY hi,
Hon. Judge Smith, on Monday, the D b
inst.
Monday the 9Th inst. ~as the da,
appointed by law Tor the meeting OF
tie L, gisla,ive Couuc,i. The fuiiow-
irg ~, mbers only. had reached st. Au-
CUISINE at that date, to wit Siessrs.
P.rpaiI, Murray, Reynolds. Peter Mil-
e"el'. Simmons P iIam., and Kingley.
Mr. G,bsnn. and a.; the West Florida
members, we're absent, but expected
daily.
Ga the eth inst. a. Hamilton. ED
resigned the office If Attorney OF the
Us for the territory If FioIi a.
.. ba rnlIox,suo- =. Cr,pn fho ~ .nrh~ykv
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
ADVOCATE.
Commercial Speculation.

Eur some time past complaints were
heard that no. mesa va. very duIi. hot
the projected war 10 Europe was relied
upon !, maxi things bri.k The war
news 80 long expected arrived at lat,
~hsn contrary 20 public expectation II
operated fE a strange marner. and pro
dnced I'm Immediate s,ago.iion in eve.
~ department VI speculation small
rurehases f. rice we're made. but every
thing else was approached wl'h great
oau.Ioa and hesitaery The secret of
hi is, iha' while Great Britain ton,in-
nes neutral, no hazardous specuiatinD
can be made. the momrD, kngIand
takes an active part in The war and
joins either party, he doors may BE-
ihrown open with perfect safety. We
shall hen realize oar ben efits from
shis whr. but specuia,inns win eoniin-
ne 20 be checked while .be Briti,h re.
main neutral. Our shipping interest
will tr materially benz ted, and in a
fw weeks further intelligence from
Europe, will enable us to ca cuia,e
with more security on the Effects whieh
the VIZ will pruduc 'ton CONNIE ce.'
l'spp.ars pretty evident that Eng.
land nj not engage IN The war. unless
Russia shall set her the example,
We hive uow and then reports that the
military hordes OF The latter power sre
=. mr,iou with their faces UPWARDS the
PyreUeess but mere reports only. The
9uestioa appears 10 be, whether Ros
STA will permit The Frepet to be def. a
ted in their attempts On Spain md The
power of he Cortes 10 be- cor 6fme.? -
Unih s.ms deenive blow shall be
strack in SPAN, her intentions will
not probably be fully disclosed. 1t she
ubtes her sFnies To those of F,arce,
for the conquest Of the peniasuls, s,
can hardly be doubted, hat kosle nd
will oppose her. To thIs coerse her
government will IN induced. we be-
.ieve, not so much from a desire 10 see
he cause Of liberty in Spain triumph
over ''legilimac,," as f'cm Jealousy If
;he growing powev Ut that mighty em~
pire. Is il probable, itpit whether
Spain sh II successfully resist her pre-
sent invaders or MOI, England will re-
main neutral az long as abe con pre-.
vent any further active Influence -
That she will ever assUme hostile at
'i'ude towards the peninsuls, there is
little ground TO suppose. The symps-
ihies oi her people are eulisisd 90 The
side Of The attacked, and this cireum.
stance, together sith the tears Of Rue
-isU sgsI andj zemept, will, in case il is
found Ueeessaiy 80 Join in the war, 81
once decide to which party she will
give Der power aud strength.
Ia. Herald
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Richmond. MAY 20,

Carroll, Doxghuty and Kelly, charged
with an attempts TO roo he UnM,d Stas-s'
Mail be. ween thi. city and he ,.wn of Pee
tersburg, some tim EGG, we're put upon heir
trials ~ Friday Lass, b, t'r. The Lni'td s stts*
Circui Conr now sitting, and found gully.
TIL Court Pa,ssd 'en.ence opon them VI,
iersay- DOM heriy and Kelly are 10 be con.
fred in III, Prnits nSisry wo years Csrroll,
ia ing TO re, resents,i1n- made 70 the Court
very favorable TO his senenerai character.
one year.- Times
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
TEE NEW YORK RACES.

The interess Fel- 10 the Gre al Match
Race run on Long Island. Oh 1Iegdsy
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Baltimore, Nav 90

Two thousand Bushels Of ~hpat. be.
ing part ofs lut Of eleven THOUSAND
bushels Imputed into Boston from Lie
verpooI, arrived here yesterday in he
Leander, ftnm Boston, and 81 so per
boshel, ia askrd FIR il - Patriot.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

The Boston papers state that Cart
HULL is to reiieve Commodore Stew
ART in the command Of our squadron
In the Pacific Ocean.-lGia.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

found right and Eclipse propaureed
the victor. He vas then ma, chra of
The fed TO the popular NJ. Of ''see, the
conqus'ing Hero ccmes.' Thu. has sn-
ded the greatest race ilnt ever wss
run in this c6satry. The resuit has
shewn that the challenge may he again
fesriessly repea,ed-"Long Island H.
.etipse against the acorid." We hone,
however, MIR. Van Raust will never
suffer him 10 run again, but let The
country have the ben. iii Of his stock.
he has now proved hiu,self, beyond all
eavii, 10 be u horse OF sp.ed and bot
tot" unequalled IN this county, or,
perhaps, IN any other nt this tips.-
rime Of running the third and last
heat, 8 Dis. n seconds.
Observation-Disclosures is now
NO longer noy doubt Of a Republieap
majority 10 the House Of Representa-
lives Of the State Of Massaehusetts.-
Returns from nearly all the towns in
the State have been received 10 Boston
lit is ascerieined that 164 Republi.
cans and 40 Federaiists have been O.
lected-kepubiican gain 81. The Co.
vernon Elect, az we'll as the Senate, are
Republican; so that an astonishing Res
voluiion has been wrought in Old Mas.
sachusetts. The government Of every
State in the Union Is pow administers
ed by Republicans.
National Intslligencer.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

HESSlAN FLY.-The progress Of
this curse Of the wheat country, has
been extensive aud alarming almost bee
yond example. in nearly lhe whole Of
Mary land and F'ginia. The follow
'"g extract Of II. S Turner, Esq. of
j ffe'.on county. Va. QUE Of the most
skiiful aud sueees.fui farmers in hat
siate, may b. considered as official ev.
'denee IF the existence aud extent Of
;be evil {;
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
"WHEATLAND, Nay 10.

"Ths havoc committed b, the Hes
sian fly, Is without example, and sufs
passes all description. Our fields are
literally LAID waste, aud cattle are tus.
ued on many Of them, which three or
four week. ago promised an ample re.
Enumeration to the industrious farmer
Tor his anxious and toiisome cere.-
His late hopes. SO bright aud SO buoy
at, are converted suddenly into black
despair. have already said that our
people are generally in debt. THE
misfortune exists 10 Bn alarming and
awful extent. What they will now do
under this new and severe calamity /
eanuot tell. l, is only known 70 HIM
who, 10 bis ;nscrutable wisdom, dis
penses it Our clover has wholly fsiis~
ed for the two last seasons, and ils
place occupied with innumerabls weeds
Of the most pernieious kind. The Rye
crops are remarkably good.
81 have given you, dear sir,a gIoo.
my, bu, faithful picture. Rest assus
red that i. is not exaggerated.
"N 3. Great complaints, "a usual,
of the grub or cut worm, in the early
planted corn. Even MISE has been Sc
.ereiy az farked under eireurss Of nees
that have r--istea It's effect usifutmly
for many successive years."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

81 ANCf CT GOVFRNMENT
IN CHILL.
The National ANTS lie eucer contains
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
A ADVOCATE

:, he following is from the NATIONAL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19
Ripe strawberries were for sale ib the
Alexandria market ON Saturday morning
at twenty five cents per quart.
E. C, RaSKIs-plainGE

R. N. SCOTT, ex'r. Of Thos. Tracey, dec'd.--de5H
This was salt brought by the plain.
tiff, on promissory note of S5 900 given
her by the teststor. which the exesu>
ter refused to pay, alleging in his de-
fence, that the same was fraululeniIy OBJ.
tanned i; and that no value had seeD gil
ven Tor IL. The defendant admitted the
signature ofihe tesiator, but commended,
that the plaintiff had,by some means, OBJ
TENED scrap Of paper, with the sigma
'ure OF the ,estaior, and inierpoIated
ahereeD the body oftbe note.
The cour, IN their instructions, obsery-
ed, hat il the jury were satisfied from
The evidence, that the signature was that
oil the teststnr, though there was no sub
scribing witness, and though tie body of
the writing was that of the plaintiff, but
done with the knowledge and consent Of
the testator, they were bound to give
verdict for the plaintiff and further, il
the jury were of opinion, that the note
was given by the testator TO the plaintiff,
~ consideration of moral principles Of
gratitude, for the attentions which the
testator had received in her family, they
ought 70 find a verdict for the plaintiff
The jury retired for short time, and
reformed INTO court with verdict for the
pIaintiff.
Jones, Taylor, and Hewitt, FOR the plain
tiff. Swami and Fendall Tor the defen.
dsnt. -----
A dneI was fought on the Sand bay,
near Hamburg, $. c., the 3Oth ult. be.
tween gen. Hamilton, and Mr.. Brown,
two old genilemen) both from the up
per part OF Georgia. tits said the ground
work Of this affair was political aIterca>
tion. Mr.. Brown was wounded in the
face, the ball having entered the chin
and lodged in the jaw, from which it was
extracted. Ha0'61ygb, s. c. Gaz.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19

| British House Of Commons, March 60.
Mr.. secretary Canning rose to give no,
tice of the precise day on which he
should be able to lay before parliament
the papers, explanatory OF the recent
negotiations, and to state to the house
the course Of policy which had been pur-
sued by this government. He would
name Monday, fhe Ian f.lhrn, as the
earliest open day after the recess, on
which he should move an address to his
majesty for the documents in question.
while he was addressing the house he
would take advantage of the opportunity
to repeat an answer which he had pven
to question which had been put to him
last night. Upon more aecurats eva
mination of the treaties by which this
country was bound, he found that the
answer which he had given on the sudden
was perfectly correct. There were no
stipulations, as between this country
and France, other than those which
were to be found in the treaties which
were laid on the table at the conclusion
OF the war. In those treaties there were
Two stipulations-one binding the allied
powers to resist the occupation OF the
throne of France by the Bonaparte fami.
~, which the house would observe, was
not positive, but negative, stipulation !;
the other binding the Allies to consult
and concert with each other, i'm case OF
any revolutionary movement in France.
Sir II. Wilson begged to ask what
was the treaty to which he had alluded,
by which the Allies were bound to re
sist the occupation Of the throne of France
by the Bonaparte family
Mr.. secretary Canning said, it was the
treaty OF Paris, concluded in Nov. 1915.
Mr.. Ware begged to ask the right
honorable gentleman whether any thing
took place al AK la Chapelle, in 1913, at
all altering the position In which we
stood with respect to France by the trea.
~ in 1915! He was aware of the ma.
ture OF the papers which had been laid
on the table relative to the transactions
at AK la Chapeile, in 1918. There was
a protocol Of the declarations of the AL
lied powers, oon6rmatory of the pro.
ceedings and engagements of 1915. So
Tar all was Ineligible; but what he took
The liberty OF asking was, whether there
was any thing in the treaties of 1918, be-
yond what was merely confirmatory OF the
treaties of the three preceding years
Mr. Canning had no difficulty in stat
ing, that all the engagements into which
this country had entered we're distinctly
stated IN the treaties o which he had al
..ded.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19
BOURBON WAR.

From the London Statesman--Co bbett's paper.
| The french papers pvt it beyond ALI
| doubt that the story Of conspiracy in
the french army, was invented by the
| Etock .jobbing press in London. The
traders in this press gained some pounds
| by it. we dare say The good of the Joke
is, thai the lie will still go on unconfra>
dicfed by them and, their readers will
continue to think that there is copspira-
cy IN the French army We have read
the French papers attentively; and, as
far as we can judge from them, the
Bourbons, are likely to meet with no
hlndrance from the fteohLe Of France.-
We have seen gentlemen that has recent.
ly been in France. They assure us, that
we have, during the last FIVE months,
been very accurately describing the feel.
ings OF that people with regard to Eng.
land and the qvar. Our stock. iobbine
press dishgures every thing. In short, il
lies. The people of France know, that
the war Isl in Fact, against England and
that they harbor against her those feelings
which they have had ever since the wear
1915, when the English entered France
as The allies of the French nation, and
when they dealt with the picture and sta
tues! There are none but the political
poss sips, who bring over discounts of the
discontents ofths French people. MANY
OF them may dislike the Bourbons bu,
they dislike the English more The idea
OF our stock>jobbiDg press is this that
the French people ought to destroy the
Bourbons, because the Bourbons are pull
ling down our funds, and are about to
curiail our powers Why should the
people OF France destroy the Bourbons
for this The Bourbon government is
spoken Of as despotism. Be it what il
may, NE imhosed IL on the French. But
II that government be e'despo,isin" we
should like TO know what ours is. Yet
the French people and press do no; call
Upon MS to destroy our government. We
have challenged the Morning Chronicle
TO show, that the French are less free
than we. If it dare not accept our chaI-
ienge, with what face does it call upon us
to believe, that the French people must
desire to overthrow their government.
DANsvILLE, KY. APRIL Co. We have in
our possession piece of upper leather
tanned on Jacobs's new plan by Messrs. P.
& + Yaiser,of this plsce,ln the short space
or days, which looks well, is firm, and
seems to be sufficiently plant, rsmarka-
bly, strong, and appears to be perfectly
tanned, We are informed by those
gentlemen, that they have lately made
several experiments of this new, quick
aod saving process in tanning that it has
IN every instance succeeded 10 the full
extent Of their most ssnguine expecta.
tons, and they have no doubt but the
improvement will be of almost incaicu
liable advantage to those tanners who will
avail themselves of its use. BY this
mode calf skin is tanned in from 4 too
days, and a kid skin from 6 TO i, lar.
ger skins and hides require longer peri
DDS of time proportional to their size
and stoutness. Olive Branch.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19
EXECUTION.

VIM. Fitzgerald vas executed in Hen.
ry co. Augusta, OIL the 18Th ult. for the
murder of his wife. He appears TO have
perpetrated the horrid deed with an axe,
and his own son was the principal witness
against him.