American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-18
From English Papers received at .Ssc- York, B,

! From English Papers received at Aelc- York, B.,
i the James Cropppr.
j The squadron uader Com. Owen sailed from
Portsmouth on the 24h Dec. for the West Indies
j The duke OF Wellington arrived in London on the
Esd Of De- ember from Yer ma.
| The wre k OF the Army Of Faith in Catalonia,
had formed itself into guerilla bands, and constant
| ly raised the troops OF Nina.
LOnd..t, Dec. 50.-Our private letters from Paris
OF Sa urdsy eveninl mention re or,s of other mi
nisterlal changes. The duke de Bel uno, (Secreta
Try ol Wat) It IS said will he SUI ctcded by NJ Lau
riston, (Mioi>er Of the Kings Household } and NJ
l'laras to have Lauriston's present lace VI. HYDE
de Melville was talk d Of as the successor to NJ.
Corbiere minister OF the In:e,ior.}
The French funds left off on Saturday At 39f for
money, and 1891 II for account.
ne French funds quoted on Tuesday even
ng at Paris at 87f soc which is a tai OF nearly one
per cent The English ,hree per cent. consols Tor
account closed on Tuesday at 80 5.S sellers and at
IL O'Clock TO day were 80 "a sellers.
BdyORne. Dee. 1.-THE insurrectionis ceasino in
all the neighboring provnt es OF Spain the band
ct the Cure Zabala is annhated nearly all the
officers, superior and inferior, have taken reiupe IN
France they are within our walls. The courlers
from Madrid and all quarters OF the Peninsula also
arrive without experiencing any delay The term
OF the amnesty granted to the Navarese by General
orriJos expires ON the Goth of this monlh ; we
know that great number OF The soldiers who were
with Charles O'Donnei have returned 10 their homes
O Donnel, alarmed at this desertion, is extremely
anxious to be removed. A General named Lapuna.
whom we have seen here tor some DAYS past, il is
SAID, is about 10 replace O'Donnel.
.Madrid, Dec. l5.---'rhe manner in which he
Ministry trea General Moro gives reason to be
eve that they are DESTROYS of being reconciled with
nus lmp"rtan individual important from his nIl- |
nary reno"n' and whose principles are those of i
modeI ate Constltullonalst. 1t is said that some oil
the principal Generals. such rs Lopez Banos Bal |
iaste'o s, and Quroga, have expressed 10 the Minis
ter at War their desire to see Morlllo invested wuh
some considerable command, in order to prove FOL
me nalinn that the enemies OF the Constitution peed
not calculate upon him.
LlSb0h, D"c. 8.-Among the topics which have
most occupied the attention OF the Cortes IS the nro
lec' OF Decree presented by M Correa de Ia Cerdal
to augment the army, which, said the orator. 90.
Considerably diminished by the dsmissas given tol
soldiers who had served their iull time. The orator
owell upon the military attitude Of all the nations od
Euro pe, and espe tally upon the French army can
Toned along the frontiers OF Spain, whose vicinity ar
cord'hg 10 me Spanlards, Inspired the factions with
he sur nSes' hopes OF success and which were go
disposed as TO be able 10 enter SPAN at the frs, mo
menrs notice. We Sec added he. Coag ess a,
e'o's' VI whose decisions we are ignorant bul |
we designs OF some Cover ments are well known |
Piedmont and Naples are examples held out to
Spain. y
suppose SAID NJ. Correa, that Spain should be in
vaoed' and that unjust Governments should conceive
nc MAG project Of detailing the law 10 it, could we
ueiay LOT an Instant to run to arms, to part Ike of
NC struggle We to whom it is SO important both
a. friends and allies, to see Spain triumphan,
am convinced there is not single Portuguese
VINO would not be impatient to take the field 10 nre
serve the rich inheritance which expiring despotism
mas LETT us But it is not by wishes hat victories
s'e gained Our army is reduced; propose, there