Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26

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by the 'tFy a q a fous, OF six
generals. 5 4 s
that the 1000 3Sj I'll vI3s had laid
plan to plunder she Hiand, but were
prevented by the arrival of French
frisats they threaten to renew the at
tempt The inhabirarts have, however,
prevailed on the eapiaiu of the friga,e
to remain there some time longer.
Count railevrand, Minister Pleni-
potentiary Of France on tn Hclveti, an
confederation, IS 5Oipg to leave swift
Zerlaad lit ii not known who is to be
his suecessor.
Coronation E.rpenses.-The Coro.
nation Of George he WITH cost the ma
ton t2ss. 1888 sterling. The article of
snuff boxes, for the foreign ambassa-
doris, came to Is, 900, upwards of So
900 dollarsi1
steam boat to Spuin.-A steam boat
of 300 tons, with an engine of 80 horse
power, is to start from London for CO.
:: runua, Lisbon and Cadiz, every Sat.
urday. The boat is fitted up with a
grand cabin in the most magnificent
style.
LONDON, June g.
We have heard that at present there
are in the port OF London only, under
lock and key, in the government ware.
houses 100000 quarters Of foreign
wheat, which are ready TO be deliver
ed Tor home consumption AZ snon as
the average price of English wheat
shali reach EOS. tas quarter. This
quantity ia sufficient for one years con.
sumption for the metropolis.
| LONDON, June s.--It appears from
the following paragraph, that the new
authorities set up by the French in
Spaio, have not been slow in fulfilling
our prophecies as 10 their folly, add
the Indignation naturally excited ny It.
Letters of the 22d ult. from Bilbou,
received by the post of yesterday, men
Ion that party belonging to the ars,y
Ut the Faith having again attempted to
draw circle round Santona, the gar
isOn made second sortie, and repnis-
ed them with great loss. This shows
he CoDsiilutionaiiste are disposed ts
fight. The same letters add, that H.,
army Of the Faith and leaders, in gar
ri,nn there, had levied contribution
OF ten per cent on all property, to BIZ
paid Tor the support of themselves and
their partizaus; and also that eerie,a
arrear duties Of a local kind, ami frou
which the Biseayep PROVINCES we're re.
'ieved by the constitution, had al.
been demanded by the new authorities,
'h's had created great Indignation.
| PROCLAMATION.
His Royal Highness the duke dan
soaieme. General in chief Of The French
,rmy In the Spania.1s
| SPtNIARDS!- Before the French ar.
NY had passed the Pyrenees, dscIa.
ed toyour generous nation that France
was cot at war with it. 4 aunounced
to it, that we came as friends and aux
iliariSs. to aid in restoring the altars.
delivering the King, and rs-estabiish.
ing in its bosom, Justice, order and
peace. promised TO respect proper
ey, safety to persons, and protection 10
he peaeeable. Spain gave credit to nv
word. The provinces have passed
through, have received the French sol
disrs az brethren. and the pubic voice
sill havs told you whether have kent
my engagement.
! Spaniards!-If your King was still
in his capital, the noble mission which
the King, my uncle. has esufded to
me, and that you are acquainted with
in all tie parts, would be already near.
~ accomplished. should have Only,
after having restored the Monarch to
liberty, to have called his paternsI so.
licitude to the evils his people have
suffered, to the necessity they have NJ
repose for the present, and security for
the future.
The absence Of his majesty imposes
other duties; the command of the army
belongs to me, hut whatever may be
the bo0ds which attach me TO your