American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-11

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uptA, at New York in 90 days from Liver
ooJon oape.s to the 5th of March, and Liy-
al IN the 9Th have been received.
GREAT BRITAIN.
g., ondon Gazette, of Feb. 90, contains an or
~ rnuncil, revoking former order which
.hisJ for six months the transportation OF
,nd ammunition 10 any port or place within
Jominons Of the king OF Spain
III. House of LordS on the 24th OF Feb. the
"ouia Of Lansdown put to the Earl OF Liver
ss minister, the question whether the pros
e npace in the west ct Europe continued 10
:, in the same degree as at the commencement
-. session. and whether ally expectaon at all
entertained by the government that conflict
Id be avoided
rbe F,rl OF Liverpool replied by deprecating
rremature Inquiry as to whether matters had
,,,l not vet come 70 that pass, which made the
's,v.,,on OF peace absolutely impossible. He
Lsr stated however that other aud especial cir
instances had very recently occurred, which
a. him still more strennously oppose any els
.,,on Of the existing relations between France
Spain
ether the British government remained I'M
.cktrd as 10 the part il might take in the event
Nar;io which the earl replied by general
rRlaige.
i he House Of Commons on the 98th of Feb.
Broprham put TO Mr.. Canning the question
liner d t,ot the Duke of Wellington at the con
rnces al Verona expressed the opinion OF the
Wish government that the measures OF iFcantion
rled on the Spanish ftontier were MT objec-
nable
Mr.. Canning in reply ntimated that the conces
bss alluded to by NJ: Chateaubrland were galbied
Inn 3 lone paper presented by the Duke and 10
course of his observations Mr.. &. observed that
hopes hitherto entertained by government Of
ie,irr the differences had considerably diminish
slthoagh they were not entirely destroyed.
TIE Bishop OF Meath died lately in Ireland.
Lsi Promgians-Dcan Arbulhnot Of CIoyne,
been made Bishop Of Killaloe, the Bishop oil
AIoe, Bishop o DoMn, and the Bishop Of Down,
.lop Of Meath
Lard AshLurtoo died lately in Scotland, after two
Ns ilntsa.
FRANCE.
4 A disturbance took place at Lyons on the 10th
tbfaty o-casloned by the opposition offered BY
authorities and the military to the progress Of a
,cessioa o. masks which, under The privilege OF
lniv4, represented the Fansrnl Of Trade. The
Fsr day, ID the afternoon, an individual uttered a.
I'd several times, on the Place de Bellecour, the
hidden cry OFF, Eiye rt.mperenr."
The merchants of Lille and Rouen have signed
EWions for peace, 10 be forwarded to the Chamber
Deputies.
4 sitting Of the Chamber Of Deputies or the 96ih
teb. was marked by a degree Of violence and in
corum unexampIed even in that body. 1t grew
OF debate m. nrnnpcittpp If an +xf
ay credit OF an hundred millions for the prose
ion Of the crusade against Spain.
N. Manuel observed, that foreign war would,
aeAd Of suppressing the excuses of civil war,
Ny aggrayate them. Ii they wished to save the
/ o. Ferdinand, he implored them not to renew
circumstances which had hurried to the scatiold
9se whose fate inspired them with regret so in
hs liere he was Interrupted, but on order be-
at lengih restored, he resumed, by asking,
NJ CAUSED the fate Of the Stuarts 1t was the
election Of France which placed them in oppos-
" W.ih public opinion, and prevented their look
70 The English nation tor support Must ] sag
he moment in t"l;ch the dah@ers Of the iiOyci
t&'y q France tad become the most serious, 2cas
Ff FIaac2, revolutionary France, felt that IL
hefessa'y q dJyad herseif By ne!o strength,
y ca eGrr-g lchlHy nec 4?
''Sfe the uproar was so violent that the President
i" Obliged TO suspend and ultimately to adjourn
luther sitting Ct that day.
among The nlost boisterous on the occasion was
hyde dc Melville, late ambassador to this gov.
lamen
a proposal was made to expel Nj Manuel but
~ 9' zen finally acted upon. lt,was supposed
'' INC fermentation in the Chamber Of Deputie.
uu'u accelerate the departure Of the Due dan
vSE'ne' and induce the government to move tht
'my forthwith.
PORTUGAL.
IN me sitting Of the Cor,es on the 10Th Of Febru
"enhor Moura, observing that Portugal [thougI
n"nled) was included in the aggression o
a'Ge since il is not their territory, but princi
"a' are the object Of the insnlent, hypocritica
unjust attempt" proposed the appointment o
~; Committee to inquire into the expediency
Id I''D8 an additional force to repel tho unprnc
!. ob'eas!ohs OIL France, and Of identifying itself
eoEamon cause with Spain The motion
Nh'eea 10 and the committee appointed.