American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03

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.NeU York, august %.
The Brig Wilson, Capt. Brtton, arrived last
evening from Dublin, bringing London dates Of the
18TH Liverpool, of the Goth. and Dublin of the 3d.
July. COM .9drertiser.
SPAIN.
The latest accounts contained in these papers as
TO the state Of matters in the Peninsula are dated
Madrid, 9th. July, which day the revolted guards
left the Prado, aGd after accommodating the CITY,
with the view of forming junction with their
brethren in the palace, getting possession Of the
Kings person, they attacked it i'll three divisions
two Of which were Immediately discounted, md
the third, after some hard fighting with the National
Militia, compelled to retire.
In the mean time CONTINUES the account) several
demonstrations made about the palace. Morl.
10 seized the royal stables. At this period great
CONSERVATION prevailed in Madrid, and the conu
sion is likened to that which prevailed in Paris on
the famous 10TH of August.-Finay, it is said a
deputaon from the Cortes insisted that the king
should dismiss the two remaining divisions oil his
guards, under certain stpulations, and put himself
under the protection of the regular troops. Ferdi.
nand acquiesced; the guards were dismissed. and
he was completely in the hands Of the constitution
alists.
In this business, no person of the rank OF gen.
eral was engaged OH the side of the rebels On
the side of the people, Morillo and Balaseros were
most active 1t is charged to the Duke del IEanta-
do that he was guilty OF attempting to involve the
peasanry of Madrid in the disgrace OF the day !;
which accusation, if proved, may cost him his life.
The last Paris papers which had reached London,
(of the 10th. Juy) contain no later intelligence
from Madrid, from which circumstance, il was
supposed the communication between France and
Spain was obstructed by the movements of the
hostile parties.
Subsequent accounts add that the Duke del In
tantado and one hundred and twenty eight others
had been arrested the chiefs of conspiracy TO
effect counter revolutions IN which some agents OF
France were likewise implicated. The Secretary
OF the War Department had resigned rather than
obey the injunctons of the King, who had insisted
that orders should be sent to General Espinosa not
to come to Madrid. A body of revolled Carbi
neers had been entirely destroyed by the militia in
Andalusa. On the whole it appears, that the tri-
umph of the Constutionalists had been complete
and that this last attempt TO restore the ancient y
rnnny had few or no parzans among the people
or even among the officers of the army.
The CONSTITUTIONAL alludng to these events, say.
that meeting Of the foreign Ambassadors hat
been held at Madrid, at the house of the British
Minister The Austrian and another Minister pro
posed species of report the recent proceeding
IN the Spanish capital, to be drawn up for the infor
nation of their respective Courts, the preamble o
which report was TO declare that all the dsturban
ces In Madrid and the dangers to which the King
Throne and life were exposed, had been occasionet
by the Liberal Faction, popular IDEAS and the ma
neuvres OF secret societies. Our Minister Mr.
forsyth) refused to sign any such document, be-