American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26

! Latest from France. The brig l.. M. Pelham
lCapt. Hatch, arrived here last night in 40 DAYS
from Hayre. BY this arrival we have received Paris
papers to the 9th ut. but not in time for minute
examination OF their contents. Some items follow.
/ The London dates are to the 5th ult.
] Capt. Hatch informs, thar France was in state
OF tranquility, and that very little was said abou, he
war with Spain. The markets had not improved,
except in Cottons, which had advanced tride.
| Letters from Madrid state, that Nina was sick,
and il was believed in consequence of fall from
horse.
| Four French vessels, Irma, Grand Corneille
l'Espoir and Iris which had been captured BY the
Spaniards, and carried into Algesiras, have been
lgiven up.
The Duke of San Carlos has been received by the
King oil France as Ambassador from the Regency
OF Madrid.
A number of American citizens celebrated the
Anniversary Of American Independence by dinner
at the hotel Of Mr.. Barcelin in Paris on the 4th OF
July, at which our Consul, Mr.. Baret, was Pres-
dent, and Mr. Marigny, of New Orleans, Vice
President. Among the guests were General La
Fayette and his son.
A bulletin, dated Madrid, June 80, states that all
was confusion at Cadiz, at which place there was
scarcity oil provisions; and that there was constant
intercourse between the French general and the
blockadng admiral-that the rspidity of the move
lHCnt III huualuSld Oh inc french troops mad put
them in possession of 100 pieces of cannon.
The four brothers Rothschild, bankers Of London,
were at Paris it was supposed, negotiating for the
lS9 million loan.
A London paper of July s, states that the Chan
Icelor Of the Exchequer had presented to the Com
mons most Hatterng statement of the Finances Of
England, which produced great exutaton among
the members.
A London paper of the 4th ult. speaks OF the
general alarm in consequence of the troubles in
Ireland. 1t is stated, that land force of militia
was to be rased and that the British officers in the
Netherlands had been ordered home for service.
The House of Commons has consented to the
third reading of the bill presented by Lord Nugent,
the object of which is to grant to the Roman
Catholics of Great Britain the right of voting.
MADRID, June %.
The ambassadors from Russia, Austria, Prussia,
and Sardinia, have all arrived and were presented
TO the Regency.
ENvIRoNs OF THE SEN E'URGEL, June 27.
| Nina arrived at Pons on the Goth, where he was
Joined by $50 horse OF Cardona, which he had left
some time previous in that place. He at the same
time received four loads of money. He left Pons
next day, and arrived unexpectedly at Cervcra
about IL o'clock in the morning, and reached St.
Colomac de Querens that eyening-the inhabitants,
who are all constitutonasts, not aware of his ap-
proach, and presuming that it was royalist corps,
run TO arms.--Some firing took place on both sides,
and number were wounded, but the mistake was
soon discovered. If Nina has met no obstacles, it
is generally supposed that he is now in Tarragona.
| Journal de Toulouse.
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| The last advices from Greece OF most chez
ring and animang character. The government is
consolidated and tranquil the important fortresses
| have been wrested from the Turks. A powerful
fleet scours the Archipelago, and Greece is free
Without the aid of foreign powers and without mo-
ney, handful of men dared to raise the standard of
independence against powerful tyrant, and have
succeeded.
Greece owes nothing to the christian powers or
the allied sovreigns unmoved they saw the Turks
massacre prisoners, womeni and children, and yet
alone the Greeks have emancipated the whole Mo-
rea. They will be powerful check upon the Mus
Isumen, and the freedom Of Greece will be the cause
of extraordinary revolutions in the Turkish empire.
1t not quite certain that Russia will relinquish her
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