American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
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FROM HAVANA AND SPAIN.

FROM HAVANA AND SPAIN
BY an arrival at Charleston from Havana, rap
of the latter city to the 18th instant have been
ceved
a proof-slip from our correspondents oghe Nd
curry says: -
Cadz dates or The 9th OF August reached Hawai-
on the | lth inst.
The President Of The Cores adjourned tbaih1
on the 9Th Of August. The King made spec
from the throne, in which he spoke with grsaMi
hdence Of the FINAL triumph OF the Constitution n
lanimidyerted severely on the conduct OF the fI'n1
Government The treason OF Abisba was aludi
to in strong terms.
The Cortes replied to the King, responding
sentiments, and then adjourned , both psIssapP
rently reposing confidence in each other
Count Bourdesoult sent present OF scne ice /
Ferdinand, by Spanish officer, who had joined
invading army. Gen. Valdes sent tie present
the bearer back, with the answer that his Aaey
had ceased from using cold drinks and l0fAfI
that il any communications were forwarded VII
by Spanish renegade, he would hang up sun
messenger.
So abundant was the supply Of Grain in CadIs
August, that wheat had fallen twenty rsas \
lanega. II
BY decree Of the Cor,es, tie importation o.
bacco is allowed in Spain, without monopoly
manufactured tobacco is TO pay duty OF 'nIten
per pound in foreign vessels, and two rIals pe'~'
in Spanish vessels.
Our Spanish .Eini.tpr.-A Cadiz date ollhe'
July states, that The Minister of the UnI'eu oa
who mad arrived in th- iligae Congress- W..
entrance the French Admiral Hamelln has oIFO''
had sent from Gibraltar proper complain" ~
Duke d'Angouleme, and one to the AneiNa""S
ton at Paris.
They write from Carhagena (says Cs0z ',
of the Sd August that the greatest enthusas"
walls among the troops OF that garrison, , w.
amount to more than COCO meT--lhe .WtS
to them and there is no wan o. NV
sions.
AT San Fernando, an article Of July 2Oh at'l'
hes the enemy as forming in the nelghopu'%
about 1000 strong. Their works on the H'Gr
ceeded but slowly. The Spanish Iabours co " lin
with incredible activity, and would be n''''''4
few days.
CADiz. July g.
This morning arrived at the entrance Of GU, e
he American Frgare, Congress wh'ch g ..%
nut the new Minister Pyenipolenliary Mr' NT',
ii that nation 10 our government: but Oe'nR H..
an entrance by The French bockatlng sqnaarpr,N n.i
we're obliged 10 alter their course towards 'oe 'g
ri ESfrecho) a short time aier vssSti ' M,
rom this bay, under the American rag ~ . y
went the Charge d'Altaires, Mr.. Appleton ~
Nation, who resides in this place, and aa'p hi1 ',
ID the Admiral, ship, FOR the purpose o. .'i hs
ormsd what motives led him mt to perm . m
rance Of the hgatr, was simply answered maj si
rlga,e had gone to Gibraltar. This coNuu ,s. moi
French Admiral appears to US 50 mach .1' psr
,trange as only few days ago he perml''tu Wild
uguese vessel of war TO enter the p0, 1daT
brought on board the Minister PIenpo'o s,o ,,,r
that nation. Posterior 10 this, we nave ,S S's M
IN English frigate arrive in our port ".T ~lb
:ould have been the cause of this odous e douts
owards the American Frigate! II eau W ~ s Is mol
nothing else hut the American goSer''Ia,ra"sr inr
monarchy.