American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-12
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
baltimore. Sent. s, 1928.

whence size sdl'>d on the 28lh Of July. To the pc
HE attention OF capt. Graham, the editors OF III
.1mn-iccn a, indebted for London papers to III
evening Of the Goth July inclusive.
The Iateness of the hour at which they were r,
ceyed allows time to make only the important eS
tracts which follow.
INTENDED EVACUATION OF SPAIN.
The London Courier Of July 26, assures its re;
dets that they may rely on the authenticity Of ii
following intelligence -
The French Government have it in contempt,
ton to retffe across the Ebro and to take up the
line of defence along that river. The heavy att
ery has been ordered up, TO invest the strong pos
lions on that line.
1t is the intention Of the Duke d'Angouleme
withdraw the troops from before Csdiz, unless ,her
should arise a more favorable prospect Of bein
successful lin accommodating the differences betwee
the conteDdlng parties in Spain. The discussion
~ fact, between the Royalists themselves form a
most as strong an impeachment TO the adjustment {
matters, as the discussions between the Royalist
and the Cortes.
It is now more than a month since We first hinte
at this circumstance, and ON several occasions sine
we have repeated H. In particular, the letter whic
we polished on Thursday from Madrid writer
stated " by person well qualified to form
Just and impartial estimate Of the present and fl
ture prospects Of SPAIN corroborated what we ha
said. The following passages from that letter dis
close important facts
" The French are not masters here. The VIC
lent party which continues TO urge the Regency L
acts Of arbitrary power, finds no support in th
Duke dAngouleme, or his adhercnts. They ar
unriouS 10 negotiate Nth the more moderate pnrt
# the CorteS, and 20 endeavor to save the King
life, by giving favorable terms to the former. Tn
supporters OF arbitrary power are decidedly avers
10 any treaty with the rebels in Csdiz. II remain
10 be seen whether the French party will have DOW
or enough to oppose successfully their more yolen
friends and allies
6 The fact, is, that this delay bears most hcayil,
on the French finances and necessarily must, in
short time, force that Power either to Join the ad
Vocates of arbitrary despotism or to leare the con
finding parties to settle matters lcih the Cortes rs
they may"
We will not pretend 10 say (adds the Courier,
how Tar events may change the intentions OF France
nut II IS certain that If there should appear no
chance OF speedy Cancellation of parties, what we
have above stated will be the course adopted. Til.
French decidedly support only the more moderate
Royslists.
1t is true that the Goth Light Corps, showed
symptoms of mutny at Bayonne. Fay-one OF
them deserted, IN consequence of Marshal Lauris
ton refusing permission for the Regiment 10 ioiD
the Campaign i'll Spain.
The French army has been remarkably beahbv
which is ascribed 10 the unusual GOODNESS of the
season.
FIGHT OF CORUNNA.
me following has been posted up at Lloyd's !:
-" BpIsToL, July 25-Arrived L'Atreyeda. Chr.
leno' from Corunna; sailed on the morning Of the
i6th instant with dispatches. Up to that period
the attempts of the French upon Corunna had oeen
'epused with considerable loss and their advanced
troops we're retreanr,3
Inc London Globe Of July &c, says :--u We
nave lest seen gentleman who left Corunna on
lh7 l6Ih 10 the AtTeveda. The French were re
pulsed with great loss. Our informant states thai
They left upon the field one hundred and th,ty W..
gon loads OF dead. On the 10Th, the Atreveda was
sun N sight OF Corunna and the Constitutional flag
was hylng. All the cannon OF Ferrol, with the OK.
Gep1on o. TWO pieces, had been removed before the
French obtained possession of the town, No i'm
mediate communication from our brave country =, an
oir Robert Wilson has been received, but as he re
ceive only flesh wound in the thigh, il is hoped
'hat he may soon be enabled 10 renew his useful
services
ne following is an extract from letter recei.
yea ~ an eminent Mercantile House in the ci,v
dated plymouth, July 22;-
"A spanish schooner has just arrived in six DAYS
from Corunna; the report is, tina, there had heen
some severe lighting in that neghbourhood, and
.na' the french had been repulsed in their attack
IN the town. but that Sir Robert Wilson had been
wounded IN the thigh during the action. Sir Ro
Dert renamed at Corunna when the vessel lel''
Another letter from Plymouth says.
important news has just arrived here but from
'ne li'tle time that remains before the departure Of
tue post " WIN De impossible to learn correct par.
.icu'ars' according to rumour, there have been
ne engagements near Cornnna, or immediately
before the place, between the French and Snanisb
forces, aad that the former have been defeated in
each battle. Sir r. Wilson and General Ouropa
commanded the Spanards. Sir X. Wilson has
peen severely wounded in the leg. This account
mao JUST been received by Spanish merchant YES .
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