American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-05

O'Clock.
The president, or speaker, gave them rendez
Vous at CadlZ on the 18th, or sooner, should cir
comstances permit. On the 18th, an Irish general
Downle, IN the service OF Spain, and thirteen 9th
ers, we're committed to prison, as parties to con-
spiracy for the destruction Of The constitutional gov
eminent.
Within few hours after the departure of the au :
thorities and troops, the topulace, instigated and
led, as 1t is affirmed, by number Of friars, and
lew other traitors before concealed rose and during
the three subsequent days. committed the most hor-
rid excuses. They plundered the boats in the
river, sacked the houses Of many who had gone
with the government, robbed and strpt naked per
sons OF both sexes, dissolved the constitutional mu
and bid defiance to the few battaons left
TO maintain order. The following incident is rela-
ted in letter dated Seville, 10th June
In the edfce called the hall OF the inquisition,
there was considerable number of boxes of pow
der guarded by officer and some soldiers Of the
Queens regiment The popuace being told that
the boxes contained money, rushed to the hall in
order to plumber them and murder the guard but
the officer with unexampled courage, set FIRE to the
powder and bteiU up the CanaiHe, who had entered
Eighty persons, among them some friars have been
taken out OF the ruins
| The Espectador Of the 9th June, contains des
PntSh W ttS government at NauiL, Toit kAopcZ ID
nos General in Chief of the third army OF opera
tons (Absbal's) dated Seville, 10th June, in which
he states that having heard of the disorders and
anarchy reigning in Seville, he had proceeded to
that city with his troops, by forced marches doubt
ling, however, whether he should reach ii before the
French army. On the 10th he arrived, was fired
upon from the streets and houses routed the multi
tude without loss on his own part, killed some o
them and restored TO order.
| AT the last meeting Of the Cortcs in Cadiz, the
Regency was dissolved, and the King rehabatej
General Riego, in a letter published on the l9tf
June, blames the Regency for not having AIKEN pro
per measures to prevent the occurrence O. anarch,
at Seville. and mentions thar the journey ofthe Roy
al family was so precpate from Seville to Alcaa
as to resemble dsorderly fight. The King wa
not permitted TO alight all, but took Refreshments
lin his carriage.
i On the 18th at Cadiz, the minister Of war ad in
TERM, Don Stanislaus Sanchez Salvador, was foun
.ldead, with his throat cut with razor. The fol
flowing note, written with his own hand, was foun
in window OF his chamber.
1, g Life is becoming every day moe insupportabl
\ to me. The conviction Of this truth has driven m
10 the horrible resolution of putting an end to m
existence. The only consolation which can leav
10 my estimable wife, to my dear children an
friends, is, that descend to the tomb with con
SCIENCE, WnlCn uOeS not ACCUSE Uc Vi SNtI
!, committed crime or offence. | mean to despatc
. myself with razor, and mention this in orde
that no other person may in any manner be accuse
or implicated. Night oil the 18th and 18th OF June
/ The riots at Seville, the sudden invasion OF An
ldalusia by the French, and other circumstance
Il which Affected his mind as minister OF war, are Ct
tied as the causes of his suicide. But it verbal
reported that at Seville, he had betrayed the cons
lutional cause, and endeavored TO conceal from hi
colleagues and the Cortes, the approach OF III
French TO that city.
Il The Espec.ador of the 2lst June says" the gov
.Iernment has received information from general lie
! peg Banos that the French were to enter Sevil
yesterday. The general was marching with h
+, forces towards Huelva The government is sakin
every necessary measure for the defence OF tn
q island"
!, Constitutional guerilla parties were forming
: every direction; several Of the provinces had SCI
|depuatons to England to obtain arms and amml
!, milton. Ballasteros was beseging Murvedro on It
4th oil June, and expected to be master OF the to
sIin two days there was no indication OF discord
texibility in the Cores.
The captain Of the schr. Tom, mentions that Il
: enthusiasm Of the militia and people of Cadlz w
directed to the Cortes, and not to the King.
$50 ae
ri The number of deaths in Philadelphia tor Il
is week ending the 5,h ut was II for the week en-