American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-24
Erom the Nurora.

f.. FROM the .hrora.
The Cortes at Madrid have detected and possess
sed themselves of secret treaty entered into be-
Tween Louis XVIII. and Ferdinand VII negotiated
by the Duke del Iniantado and Count Legarde I;
which had in its express view, the overthrow OF the
constitutional and representative system OF govern
ment.
The march of large French army to the from
tier Gordon santairp) stipulated to be at stated
times augmented TO $4,000 men; military supplies
10 be provided by France.
Great Britain to aid with her feet, and on con-
dition that she should not acknowledge the ndepen-
dent states of the new world SPAN would cede to
her the island of Cuba.
This treaty was entered into deliberately by Fer
Idiaand, and when it was presented TO him was not
denied, bu, he promised (tor the hlndredth tne)
to be faithful to the constitution if spared on this
Occasion
The seizure and execution OF the leaders of the
Quroga SC were among the
|stipuatIons, and the concurrence OF Austria and
Russia was expressly stated
Postscript The news from Gibraltar in the
succ eediBg columns, does not confirm the reported
counter-revolu,lun at Madrid. 1t, however, exhi.
bits the country itself in state OF great trouble,
ADD in some parts, even Of actual civil war-the
work, in all probability OF foreign emissares and
foreign aid, acting on the discomfort of the priests
& the priest ridden, who conceive themselves losers
by the constitutional government.
1t is stated in several OF the Eastern papers, that
another combat had been determined upon between
Mr. MDuffie and Col. Cumming. which was APP
pointed to take place on the 10th instant The
challenge in this instance as in The iol rencon
tie, which has excited much oil the public regard,
proceeded from Col Cumming, whose teroclous
temper appears to be unsuitable to degree, that
nothing short OF he life boOa Of his antagonist can
satisfy The annals Of duelling, replee as they are
with heartless cold bopded oarbariI,es, do not ex
hblt more detestabe feature than is pouttrayed in
the conduct OF tins bragtart adept in fashionable
murder. He promises well to acquire his iull mea
sure OF that infamous fame, which has sunk grea
ter than himself IRON point OF elevation that few
have reached to dark ard nopeless obscurty, that
is relieved only by occasonal regrets, mingled with
deep execratons.-C Cincinnati Gaz.
Canning and .WDa6i1.-We have been favored
ny friend (says the Savannah Ge1r. ian OF the 9th
inst with ext acts of two letters dated al Green
Vile IN Z on The Slst uIt, and the st INST winch
give the latest intelligence Of the, two begerenls
BY these it appears that 'hey left that place, with
their friends on the 2eth August. with the intention
at settling thelI differences on the ensuing Monday
ed Sept about thirty miles from Greenvile IN the
mountains owes the South Carohna line, In North
Carolina /; bat previous TO the meeting, Col Cum
ming arrested in North Carolina. Whether
this suspend, the duel or not adds the writer, is
uncertain They may yet meet in South Carolina
or Tennessee, The mountain boys all in arms
against them SAP Georgian 9, INST.
A letter received in Charleston from Columbia
dated on the 9TH inst mentions 10 POSTSCRIPT that
one OF the par les interested had ceturned to thai
place, and that there mad ben mo fight"