American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06

NEW YORK, June 2.
The following are extracts from our files of Paris
and Bordeaux papers, the latter 10 the 25th of April,
received by the Othellos
Toulouse, April 90.
About $50 Spanards arrived yesterday, under the
|charge Of detachment of the 18th and some Gen.
darmes they are part of 700 taken in the action
near Santos Landron. Eleven officers and 200 men
made their escape The prisoners have been put
IN barracks OF ST. Charles, where they will remain
ull transferred to Avgnon. 200 more taken at &c.
retaIls, are expected here.
The French Consul who had left Bilboa, is about
to return.
IL is said that the greatest force of the Spanish
Consllutinraii.is is in Catalonia and Arragon.
A Courier has Just arrived ftom Madrid. The
enl OF the French was not known when he left
Great exertions were making by those concerned
IN the revolution to orr anlze ~ stem of defence );
the organization ui new militia conscriptons and
other projects, more easily formed THAI executed
were in agitation.
The opening OF the of the Cortes will take
place at Seville ON the Esd. The King and Queen
lot Spain are IN pretty good health. The Madrid
Journal states that the Royaist General Morales
had been taken in an action at Casncja.
Per2ignan, April 6.
Our troops crossed the Per,has yesterday and en-
tered Catalonia wi bout meeting with The least re-
Isstance.
Paris, .8prH 81.
There is no truth in the statement made by the
Piote of Saturday, that 'he French Irigate La
Guerriere had been captured by the Spaniards off
Brest.
The Gazette of Madrid of the sth inst, contains
an official despatch, dated Valencia April Q, from
General Absscal, which announces that troop of
1000 Constitutiopalists had defeated body Of 5000
Royalists between Murvledro and Almenara when
800 of the latter were killed, and 200 made pri-
soners
The Archbishop of Toulouse had JUST issued
Rondamus for prayers to be offered up in all the
churches OF his diocese during the war with Spain.
TELEGRAPHlC DISPATCH.
Boyonne, April 10.
The .Mqjor- General TO The Minister of Var.
"The Port and Citadel OF Gue,aria have been
carried by our troops. Two hundred men among
whom a c two Colonels and ten officers, have been
taken with Ave pieces OF cannon and their subsis.
fences.
"Ibe Dixie Of Angoueme is we'll. 1t is said that
the enemy has evacuated The fort OF Pancorbo, af-
ter having nailed up the cannon that they aban-
doned Burgos on the l4th and that the French ar
my is expected there by the Authorities, who haveI
provided the subsstences
80 We meet every where with the most hattering
reception
Bayonne, .1pril Is.
Pampeluna is closely bcsieged. Both corps of
the army will reach the Ebro on the same day.
The advance guard of our army has passed the IA
nous defles of Seas without opposition, they areI
twelve miles from Vittoria, where the head quar-
tiers Of the Prince are to be established he 18th.
Baasteros abandoned the dehIes OF Salinas andl
has retreated TO Tudela
Bayonne, .april II.
PampeIona and St Sebastian have been only in
vested by the invading army, but NOT attacked all
the spread on the latter head i'll founded
Smyrna, March |.
BY the way of Milo, we have recently received
advices from Crete, according to which, Hussan
Pacha, at the head of $4,000 men, had marched
against the Greeks, laid waste their villages, and
re-taken the post of Spira-Longa.
From the n: 7. Mercantile .qdvertiser, June 8.
Extract of letter from one of the FIRST houses in
Bordeaux, 2lst April, 1925.
"The present serves to inform you, than bran
dies rose OF sudden from 1855 to 2l0 the day
10 225, The day following 10 $50 and $40 /; and on
The 9Th 10 $50 francs.
ssThis amazing and sudden rise was caused by
considerable orders Tor Spain and for the French
army, which is advancing fast into that country, and
liz is probable the demand will continue.'
ARMY OF THE PYR ENEES-4th Division.
CAPTURE OF LOGRONO.
IooRoNo, April 13, 1925.
Monseieneur--We marched from Vittoria on
7 oprono on the 18th On the 18th, early in thel
morning, Reconnaissance were made 10 ascertain
whether the enemy occupied Logrono, which 1t was
found they did. The advance guard, commended
by the Camp Marshal Count Vitsre, moved forward,
and was followed by the ID brigade. Arrived OPP
posite to Logrono nj. Inlet captain OF ordnance,