American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
New YORK, September Q.
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The elegant ship Florida, capt Matlack, arrived
here on Saturday morning, III SO days from Liver.
Ipooi, bringing advices to the 27th, and London pa.
pers to the 18th Of July. The only news of inter.
est relates to Spain The intelligence from Madrid
up to the l4th is favorable. The fugitive Guards
being surrounded, assured that their lives would be
spared sur endered and were marched prisoners
to Madrid, to the number Of $50 soldiers and
officers One account says the number is 82O.ex.
elusive of the wounded In Mad,id the ulr,ost
tranquility prevailed; no popular commotions had
taken place; the authorities were respected the
hing had gwen the necessary orders for the prose.
cuton oil the guilty; and partial changes had been
nade IN the Ministry TO throw the executive power
more entirely into the hands oil the iiends Of the
Constitution The Duke del Inlantado has been
oanished It was understood that he had Quilted
Madrid before the order for his Punishment was is
sued-Some changes had taken place in the Minis.
try, and the Kings household -.Mercaalte .1ar.
In the PROVINCES the instructions were not ouel-
ed, out gave rise 10 the most serious alarm Troops
were collecting in different parts of Andalusia 10
march against the rebels. General Espnosa has
oeen appointed to the command of Navarro in place
OF General Lopes Banos. He has been ordetedby
Government to dispatch strong column oil infant.
ry' and detachment OF flying artillery, against
the insurgents OF that province, Tho are increasing
from day to day.
House Of Commensurate Canning presented
Peutioh from certain merchants, ship.owners, and
underwriters OF Liverpool, complaining of The nu-
nerous piracles IN the West Indian seas and pray
ing the House to Ike such measures as might BIO
necessary Tor calling he attention of the executive
government to the subject. The petitioners stated,
tha the United States had employed an armed force
I" defend its own shipping, and in some cases had
extended It's protection to British ships and property.
hePresen ations had been made to the Spanish CO.
'ernmeh Du' that country was not ia state efE'
ciently TO check the evils committed under her
nag. or y Cockburn entered into an explanation
OF the manguves oil these pirates, and argued that
the oPaniards alone, such were the inland strong
noids OF the former, could completely eradicate
them. The Adm. in the West Indies had orders
10 do all IN his power TO protect our shipping-Mr.
canning said i Was an aggravation 10 the insuis
which the British flag had received to find that il
had' ~ several instances, been projected by The
Amercans.-Ihe Marquis of Londonderry aud
others seemed to think, that all that policy and
good understanding with the Spanish Government
could effect had been done.-General Cascoyne saw
no reason, that the territory belonging to Spain, OF
any other power could be advanced as a reason for
withholding British force, to put down piracy
The petition was ordered to he printed.
Colombian Independence Mr.. Leonard, after
very aoie speech on the result Of the glorious strug
gle Tor freedom, by the South American states
moved tor copies of all the correspondence between
M. Aea' and his Maestys officers here or abroad,
WIN respect to Colombian independence Lord
E:ohoonderry' out OF respect to Spain would not
s.ue WIN the south Americans at present, further
man by cutivatinS friendly intercourse with the
southern states, while they remained de facto 60.
vernment He should, therefore, oppose the MOI
tion.-SIr James Macintosh delivered an admira-
oie speech on the occasion and the debate ended
IN majority OF thrty-hve against the motion.
IN consequence of the numerous arrivals from
the United States, Cotton was more duII. and
llItie lower at Liverpool July a7tb, than week