American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-15

enforcement in the Gulrh OF Contessa, and havel
advanced TO Panomi place about 10 leagues DIS
tant from Salonica. Measures seem to be taxing
for the evacuation Of Wallacbia and Modavla oy
the Turkish troops, but some letters assert that ms
lis not with pacific intentions, but fer the sake OF
taking up stronger position on the Danube.
We have received letters from Madrid Of the
recent date Of the 9TH inst. The intelligence from
Seville and Cadiz, though it does not announce the
entire submission of the authorities IN those pro-
vnces TO the Government, proves that the Leaders
oil the insui rectoDary movements are disconnected,
and only seek to withdraw with safety from the
situation in which they are placed. These letters
speak very lightly Of the affair at Barcelona, which
has been magn6edby the French papers INTO
declaration OF independence, it being nothing more
than declaration against the Ministry, signed by
some of the heads of Corporations, but in which
the principal authorities took no part. The whole
passed over without tumult. Up TO the 9TH inst
the expected change in the Ministry at Matridhad
not taken place, and the information was as lmper-
feet as ever, whether only three or four members,
or the whole of the Cabinet, were to retire. Another
day OF two it is affirmed, must decide the affair.
On the whole these letters from Madrid are ex.
tremely satisfactory They express confident
belief that the crisis is past, and that in very
short period there will not remain single point on
the peninsula where the authority of the govern
ment will be condemned and knowing them to pro.
coed from very high and respectable quarter, we
cannot hesitate TO believe that their confidence is well
founded EnghShnl0n.
Stain The Madrid papers OF the lst inst. unfor-
tunaely conG m the accounts which have appeared
for time in the French papers, Gthe existence
OF large bodies Of insurgents in the northern proyin
ces Of Spain. They call themselves Defenders Of
Religion and of the King, and are spread over Ma
varre and Arrsgon, where they are in sufficient
ctr in fba fial1 h,.u
also appear 10 have partizans in Bscay and CASTLE
and probably in other provinces, and they are OBJ
siously more formidable than the Spanish accounts
represent hem.
The lat 81 accounts from the Spanish capital are
to the Cd inst New connections have taken place
IN that distracted country. AT Murica and at
Plactncia, in New CASTLE, serious dstur Dances have
broken out. The insurgents in Navarro, it is sad,
increase in numerical force; and in Andalusia, the
orders and authority Of the government continue TO
be openly resisted
F,ance-ln consequence of the non-arriva Of
the Paris papers, we still without any iniorma-
ton as to the course which the committee on the
proposed law with respect 10 the press, will recon-
mend Tor the adoption OF the chamber of Deputies
II, IS however, sufficiently evident, from debatei
which took place in the chamber yesterday week.
on the presenting Of petition from private indl-
vldual, connected With this important subject, that
the proposed law will meet with the most Ceter;nn.t
cd opposition from the left side Of the chamber, the
members of which seem to attach the highest con-
sequence the liberty OF The pres', without being
much aavmed at its probable RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Upwards Of 300 sail Of vessels have been wrecked
on the coast OF Suffolk during the last months,
and nearly 500 vessels have lost their anchors and
cables in the course Of the same time,
Agenueman Of Birmingham has undertaken, for
a wager, to live upon Sd day, for % successive
days, including both liquids and solids He COM,
menced the performance, Of the task on Tuesday
week, and prosecuted it with spirit.
The number Of police cases in Glasgow, for the
last year, were less than 7,452, the number OF,
delinquen's about 10000
On Sunday night, woman in Mills court Edin-
burgh, died IN consequence OF taking quantity of
landaDum 10 cure her ofthe tooth ache.
Paris, Jan 9--lt has been rumored for several
dayst, that Viscount Chatraubriand will succeed M.
Deca2es, as Ambassador at the Court of England.
Odessa Dec. love have received letters from
Constantnople which come down to the 9th, After
having received the memorial oil Lord Stranclord
which took place after several conferences with the
Refs Eliendi, the Turkish Ministers suddenly
changed their tone and sentiments, which are oil a
more eonciaiory nature than they had been at the
commencement OF November 1t is thus that we
must rect:fy the pretended Declaration of the van
to all the Foreign Minister'S which, it was SAID here
had been distributed at Peta, and in which The Pore
announced that il would not accept the uLtimatam of
Russia
Lord Stranglord new exercises much greater in
huence than heretofore and negotiations have, Got
the second lime, been deferred to a very limited
interval. A pacific arrangement, however, isl
viewed by large majority, as very difficult thngI
the chanpe in the tone Of the Ministers is altrbu-
ted to different motives, which are publicly circu-
lated. U,,iuersaL Ga. |
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