Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
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~, orouSh' Ny iHS htriFai al 61ston III
tie brig White Oak, in 4s days from
H4vSe. The Intelligence they contain
is twn days later ,haa that received by
the last arrival rrnm hiverpool, aud is !
coaciu ,ive, If rational doubt remained,
OF The determination of France tn ealcr
Spain with her armies, which, it will
be seen, (hy the extracts furnished BY
the Boston Patriot. copied below, and
which co,npsise all that we 6Id worth
EXTRACTING from our own fies, are to
De commanded by the Duke Of Augou-
ieme. assisted by Victor as Major &c,
ne-nl, and under then by Marmont,
Oudinot, aud the Marquis of Lauris-
toD, at the head OF three distinct divi-
sioas. These are the principal Of the
e,;i officers that we find named. The
Lieutenant Generals aud Marechaux
de Camp are all titled uosices in the
field of Mars, including a variety Of
noble, but uncouth names, from Princes
TO mere Viscounts. No ptebeiaD gene
raj is on the list to give offence TO IeSi-
timaey The two Chambers were in
session on the 29tIi and 30th, bat their
proceedings are Of no interest, relating
principally TO their respective organi-
zAtion, and in settling questions a. to
$he admission OF new members. The
seat Of The Liberals on the first day
were mostly unoccnpied. A few details
of The petty intestine warfare Of Spain
are given, bus they merit little notice.
Russia appears to have determined on q
perseverance, in her pacific policy to-
wards Turkey. The captain of he
White Oak reports that late Paris
paper contained an address OF the u d Ike
d' Ausouleme. eomme nder Of ia French
armies, setting forth the object Of their
march to Spain, which wa, to reiustate
King Ferdinand on the throne. We DO
not however, perceive that this docu
ment is noticed in the Consiitutionnei,
and consequently infer that il il iucor
rect. The French troops were marching
from oil parts of the kingdom, either
TO take their places in the invading ar
mics. or to supply the places Of such as
were destined for that service. The
Spanish Ambassador af Paris had left
that capital for London, together with
q great nHmber of Spaniards, who take
that route for their native country, or
possibly TO wait the event of the war
Among them we see the Marquis Casa
Truio, formerly Minister here. A cor,
dial understanding seemed to exists Der
tween the British aud Spanish diplo-
maiie curpg, Ii was remarked that the
English Ambassador was not present
ct the opening Of the Chambers, while
the envoy 81 the same court 10 Madlid,
Sir William A'Court, attended the ses.
ainn OF The Cortes at which the answer
80 the notice Of France, &c. was read
We are Informed, aiso, that private
soiters received III town speak Of pro,
5abie Misunderstanding between En-
giand and Esance. Produce Of all kinds
had risen 10 France.
The foila wing extract Of letter
from HAgre Creeeived by the Oak ar
rived ai) Boston communicates inpor-
taut intelligence as to effect produced on
that market by the expectation of war
The caution, however, expressed in iss
clo7e may o. we'll worth observing as We
arc assured by the commercial friend
who fayors us with this extract, ihat
the writer ia well qualified to advise
on such subject.
% There has bean great rise 10 ev.
cry article Ofproduee 10 Our'ma,ket, to
baeeo excepted. Cottobs have risen 8
or 4 sous. Georgia may be quoted al
26 sous, and, as the demand az great,
will 20 doabtgo higher. Thirty sous
have been refused for Louisiana. St
DomiGgo G. flee has seid at ~ soas.
french sugsrs at 4Io per cent. profit,
although they have fallea a little 81
Paris Ali Kinds Of dye woods have
risen very much, ami rice is werth %
froDes--some even ask Al. ia any event. |
the French cannot make war before the |
Grss Of April, and great cauiion should |
prevail "a your eide GO, TO give TOO high !
prices, counting oa the certainty of war,
for cannot yet think, as maHy do, TIA |
* is inevitable will write to you b, |
Moutano, 10 ssiT in few days. Til.
Hector as ia the roads,"
AaDther commercial friend mas favor !
ed Us with the following postscript to a
letter from tlavre Of ,he same date:
= 4 house Of this city has received J
an order, by courier extraordinary, TO |
purchase all sse cotton rem iains in !
the market Of this place. Ats OF as
count Of house IN Paris, Of which the |
grineips1 is very intimate with "a. de
Viiie!e, our prime munster, which house
we are assured, is Interested ia ihs
Speculation and tlis is REGARDED az ey
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