American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-24
NEW YORK, June 10.

JuHC 1880 "A. N aODAlNs
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NEW YORK, June 10.
The new and elegant Old Line Packet Ship CAN
1ADA, Capt. Seth G. Macy, has Just arrived in 81
fdays from Liverpool-whence she sailed on the
I 9Th ult.
We have hastily glanced over the papers, but finc
sno news OF positive character OF any great impor
lance. The London Sun of the 18th, announce.
ywith much confidence that the basis OF an amcable
adjustment between the French aud Splash nations
had been laid Sevilie.-The last dispatches from
Seville state, that the change of ministers
] has been completed the negotiations are to be for
4 finally opened and that no doubts are entertained
fof their pacific result. The obstacles at London ant
4 Seville have been removed.
The same paper of the 18th, again aludes to thi
negocation-speats douotfully OF the situation o
Nina, whose army has been divided by the maneu
Of the French-and says that his fate whateve
lii may be, will have some effect upon the negocia
sous. a rumor, by passenger in the Canada
aluwever, says that Nina d succeeded IN his origi
al purpose of carrying the war into France.
The Fench army continued to proceed will
much caution. This is necessary, in consequence
1 Of the force being expanded over 80 wide space o
territory. The right division, however, proceeded
Ny placentia to within l. 10 miles OF Madrid. Tn
4 left fingered at the Ebro.
An article from Tolosa May q reports that Mar
1sha Money in Catalonia, had had an engagement
\ with the troops Of Gen. Nina, and that many wer
KILLED on both sides.
The French Chambers were closed by the procla
nation Of the King, on the 9Th of May.
H The state OF Ireland is such TO cause the mos
serious uneasiness to the British government.
Com .adu.
No important battle had taken place in Spain No
l 81. fh.a.
Bthe defenders OF that country. The French arm
9continued scatter itself Its head quarters.
Ia the last dates, at Burgos, II miles from Mad ID
! Nina, the Spanish commandant, had got into thei
Rrear, and was within one days march OF the Frenc
sfrontiers. The French journalists represent hi
Estimation as perous but he is able general, an
sthjs movement was without doubt the result Of cal
sculation. Whether it is his design % cut off tn
Sretreat Of the French army, or TO carry the war
atbe French territory, and whether he has power I
scarry either OF these designs into eXecutiop, tim
sonly can shew.
4 The Portuguese Insurgent, Amarantes had en-
stered Spain with the intention of proceeding Bur
Rgns. II he should be received by the Duke d'Ar
sgouleme, it will them it is sad depend on the wi
sof the Portuguese Government whether nc
gEngland shall take part in the war The expec,a
ston that England would be forced into the conhic
8sooner than many had anticipated, was gainin
aground daily. The London Sun of May 10th, say
In the highest political quarters it Is noo betiere
What oar neutrality cannot be much longer main
'hained. W. L .fm.
4 DR.. Troy, who had been for AZ years the Roma
aCathoic Archbishop of Dublin, died on the 10th c
.sMay in the Saith year OF his age.
Il In the north of Ireland, great disorder prevails =
MA large patty of insurgents made regular atac
supon the village of Glanasheen, county OF Cork
.aTher intent to burn it and murder the nhabitant
swas prevented by the timely arrival of the 7lst TT
kgiment. At Klcullane family OF 10 persons vi
,henclosed in a house which the insurgents set III
Ito in four different places. The police ior.unael
sarryed ii time, TO prevent this horrid design irol
sbeng consummated
i The petition to Parliament from Manchester, f
J? the abolition of the slave trade in the British coli
lnies had l9 6G6 signatures, and was 1876 feet onl
sThe Leeds petition was signed by 9400 names
I The length of streets in London, already lighls
= sby gas, is $50 miles.
! lltle intelligence has been received by this arr
val of the proceedings of the Greeks, but that lit
> is favorable If the Persian war should continue,
Ewili create powerful division in their favor. IT
SOuoman troops have received fresh check in Il
Spro,ince OF Chalis.
\ We hear that a distinguished citizen OF bostc
Ehas entered the military service OF the Constlt'
sEtonal Government OF Portugal.
eH Lord Byron the celebrated Poet, is about to el
Eer the service Of the Greeks. If he can cause the
eIto be sung into inyincbility, he will confer bic