Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
BY YESTERDAYS MAZE.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BALrrMoRE, Sept. ..
The fast sailing ship Franklin, capt
Graham, arrived here last night in / .
days from Liverpool, whence she sail
ed on the 2sth Of July. 70 the polite
attention Of Captain Graham, the edi,
tors Of the American are indebted for
London papers 20 the evening OF tlis
Goth July inclusive.
The latemess of the hour at which
they were received allows time t'o
make only the Importante1tracts which
follow.
INTENDED EvAcUATIos OF SPAIN
The London Courier Of July &c. ass
sures is readers that they may rely on
the au,hcnticity of the following iuieio
ligence
&" The French government have ii IN
contemplation 10 retire across the 10
bro, and to take up the line of defence
along that liver. The heavy artillery
has been ordered up, TO invest tho
strong positions CD that line. 4
- 1, /. the intention Of the luke do
ArGouleme to withdraw the troops
from before Cadiz, unless there should
arise a more favorable prospect OF be-
ing successful in accommodating the
differences between the contendiDg par
ties in spain. The dissensiOns, iu lucte
between the Ruyalists themselves, form
almost as strnuS an impeachment to the
adjustment of matters. "a the dissens
sions between the ROyaiists and tho
COrtes.
- IL - nOw more Than month since
we first limited al this cireus stance,
and or several occasions since we have
repeated II. In particular, the letter
which ne published on Thursday from
Madri!, written, as we stated, {" By
per+on we'll qusIiGed TO form just aud
impaitia! estimate Of the present and
fH'ur- prospects OF SPAIN" eorrobo~
rated What W. bad said. The follow
sag passage. from that letter disclose
important iBets;
" he French are not masters here,
The violent party which continues to
urge the Regency TO Acts Of arbitrary
power, finds no support in the Duke
d Angouleme, or his G1herents. They
are anxious TO negotiate with the more
moderate party of the COrtes, and to
eadeayOr to save the Kings life, by
| siviu5 favorable terms TO the formero
The supporters Of Arbitrary power are
decidedly avorse to any treaty with the
! rebels IL CaCiZ. II RI mains TO tie seen
whether the French party will have
power enough to oppore sUccessfGily
! their more violent friend. md allies"
The fact L., that this delay bears
mos; heavily o. thr French Gnsneess
and Dcccssar'iy must, in short tune,
trrce that power either TO join tbe I'D
vocate+ Of arbitrary despollsm, OF to
leave he conteuding parties 20 settle
matter with The Corles as they may.
Ne vii! not pretend 10 say tRdds tho
CoufIer) how FAR eve0ts may change
the intentions cf France but IL 10 GER
'ais that If here should appear no
chance of a speedy cuncilietiun Of pars
tics. whet We have stated will he tho
( course ad ,p'ed, The F,euch deoidedv
( " support only the moro moderate Roy
aIists.
ltis .rue lhet the goth Light CoSs
showed symptoms O; mutiny at Buy
oDne Fity'cne Of them deserted, IN
corlequence Of Marshal Lauristou's
refusing permission for the regimen3
to join the campaign az spain;
The French army has been rsmatkne
/ bIy healthy, which Is escribed 70 tho
+ uDusual cooguess Of the season,
FIGHT OF COLUNNA,
The following has been posted "
a. hloyi's 49," Bristol, July 2J.--Ar-
,'ve1 A'Atreveda, Cottieuo, iFcm Car
u1uc, 5a.!el on tho morning of the t9tE
with dcspaleies, W to hat period,
/ the attempts of the French cpon Coz
{ un'o bad Seen repulsed with consider,
cole loss, ma heir advanced troops
we're Te.ieaunss
{ The Loa,:on Gio6e Of July 70, SAYS
"sFe lGrs iUst sepa gentleman whe
{ 'e:t Coran1a on tAe fg'h in The Atre-
I yads- The French we've repulssd with
grcD, 'r4s, our informant states tbs.
, they Ig.t ppD9 the fc'd one hundred
I and .hi,ty wagon ioo0s q dead Or
: TO <s'h, iao EUevtla vGs sI.i io
I Ugh; d. Cosuona ash ,he -ousu;Ylon~
! ei eng VS. Gy'rg. 81 sic cannon ~
Fcrye'. With SO e7r-"t -,to o7tvr me-.