American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-02
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By the packet ship Cortes, from Liverpool, we
have our regular files oil London papers to the 22d
and Liverpool to the Gath October, nclusive-to
ce,her with prices current, shipping lists, &c.
The career of folly and iniatuation which the re
stored Ferdinand seems bent on pursuing, may yet
by the yehemence of action, which it is calcula
ted to produce, awaken the spirit Of resistance ir
SPAIN that hitherto appears 10 have been exclusive
" confined TO Caalonia.-By the extracts that fol-
Inv, it will be seen, that dissatisfaction every where
gegns--the prescriptions of the tyrant reach every
tamy-and no one interest is attempted to be con-
ciliated but that OF the clergy. Baasteros, who
was driven in disgrace from the presence Of the
King, is said to have stirred his troops, (whom with
some such ultimate purpose he appears to have kept
together, and apart from other forces) up to renew
edoppositlon. And even the French Generallssmo
:" our beloved cousin of Angoueme, demonstrates
II vain against the folly and madness ofthe restored
monarch. What the result is to be, how that
unhappy country can be pacified, it is impossible to
foresee. One thing would seem certain that a
large French force must remain in Spain, n
order TO protect the work they have achieved:
and yet France cannot afford to keep them at her
expense and Spain is so exhausted, as to have
still less ability do SO. England, too, takes offence
al the declaration Of Ferdinand annullng all acts oil
the constitutional Government, because, with that
government she had made an advantageous treaty
and demands from him compensation for losses
sustained by her Subjects under menace OF In
Identifying herself, il forced by refusal to do so.
In Paris, some changes in the Ministry have oc-
Cured. The Duke OF Belluno, (Victor) has been
displaced. This was to have been expected, from
the successful issue of the Count Guillemnots cam
pagn for as at the commencement of hoslilities
Victor was sent post haste from Paris TO take Gull
eminot's place as Major General, and was nconti-
nently sent back again by the Duke d'Angouleme
without being permitted to do SO, it seems natural
consequence, that now Guillemlnot and the Royal
Duke return as " conquering heroes" they should
lispace the man who had been selected in opposi-
ton 10 them Other changes are also talked OF, as
will be seen below
Owing to the abundance Of its capital and the
difficulty Of employing in commercial transactions,
the Bank of England has announced its intentions
q uaning 2,O10OOoL. on the security of lands, at
per cent. interest. This meaaure appears to have
excited much discussion, and some dissatisfaction :
though it appears to be conceded, that the Bank have
the right, under their charter, Of disposihg OF their
funds. Still, in the contemplation OF the control,
which this immense monied institution, might
by such loans obtain over the landed interest OF Eng
land the Times expresses the desire that the plan
should be renquished, and that the representation
olhalF the counties in England should be saved from
VIC chance OF OePenefatilR lito tndt vi OHS
srous Thread needle street borough.
Colonel Amor has captulated with $50 cavalry
which he had remaining with him.
tits Morillo who has seized the gaeons coming
from Manila.
The Junta of Publication has received srders from
the regency to verify within 10 days the titles OF the
iunctlonaries threatened with loss OF their employ
ments and Of those who are TO recover their sua-
tons.
Every thing is preparing at Aranluez for the
reception Of their ma estes. The king will arrive
at Madrid November 90; and the town is quite fran
Tic with ioy Another Decree oil the King has or
dered the dissolution ofthe army.
His majesty has sent Collars of the Colder
Fleece to the Prince of Carignan, and the Chiei o
The French Staff, Count Guilleminot The same
honor has been conferred on the Duke of Hilar
Gentleman of the Bedchamber, who served hi;
majesty in this capacity constantly at Cadz, and or
The Count of Cores.
"Among the persons who are to be sent away
from Madrid, are the Mobiles of Spain, who served
IN The voluntary militia Of the Cortes, and theil
hunlber is said 10 amount to eleven.s
I" 1t is said that the Duke Del Parque, the Prince
o. Angluna, the Marquis of Alcanicu, ana the Duke
:" Abrantes, will be banshed from the kingdom.
" At the time when Riego was passing through
Manzanares a regiment Of Cavalry (Conslutonals.
mad advanced from Estremadura, with the intention
" was supposed OF carrying him of. The regi
ment OF Cuirassiers de Berry made preparations tc
attack them, When OF a sudden the others, amour
ting to 47O horse, demanded and obtained an hon
CRADLE capitulaiiou This was the fine regiment Of
Lusiiania
LONDON, Oct. %.
We have received the Paris papers of Sunday and
Monday, and the Pilote of yesterday. The follow
Ing are extracts from the Piiote 1t will be seen
mat there rumours of Ministerial changes, be-
yond that which is officially announced in the Mon
aeur, namely, the retirement Of the Duke of Bel
,uha from the War Department, who is 10 succeed
NJ dc Caraman as Ambassador at Vienna. The
baron de Damas is the new Minister at War -