American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-18

the 25th February days later than the advices
the last arrival from Liverpool. The King an
Queen Of Spain were both sick The Cortes sppes
20 be very unanimous, if We may Judge from the re
appointment of President, Vice President and Sc
eretary. The Secretaries OF State had given IN hel
designations, but 1t was not known whether the
would be accepted. The kingdom was every wher
tranquil; and the remains OF the aconlsts are state
10 be suing for pardon, and to be admitted into tn
Constitutional army. This state Of things is atri
buted to the violent notes OF tue Holy Alliance, an
10 the threat OF invasion the part OF France; cir
cunstances il is said which have reused the SPANS
people, and led themto forget their domestic quar-
rels, that they may direct their entire physics
strength against the common enemy. Ballastero
had gone to JOIN the armies, the soldiers composln
which, are represented as burning with sacred rag
against foreign domination.
Sir Robert Wilson, is stated in the Madrid pa
pers, to have been appointed to the command Of
Portuguese division, to operate against the French
in the event of their entering Spain. We have M
doubt this example will be extensively followed, ant
we should not be surprised at hearing OF some Of h
old soldiers of Napoleon serving in the Portuguese
ranks. Whether Great Britain takes part in tn,
contest or not, the sending Of division OF English
troops TO Lisbon, to guarantee the integrity OF Por
tugal, must be OF advantage to Spain, as the Portu
guese will then be able to direct the whole Of thei
the Constitutional Army now forming to repel ths
threatened invasion OF Spain. ". L. Com. .9du.
The latest accounts from Paris, are of the even
ing Of the 5th of March. A small rise mad taker
place ia the French Funds. II was attributed to thu
strong aversion TO war expressed by the French
people, and 10 the notion that recent events wouIC
lead to the appointment of more moderate minis
Try Some thought that such ministry would be
forthwith appointed; but letter from Paris, Of
-ilarch 5th says, sit is reported military operations
against Spain will commen Immediately"
an Monday. Ma, CT Sd, motion was made to
expel NJ. Manuel, from the Chamber of Deputies
This gave rise to a stormy debate. NJ. Manuel
mounted the tribune, and made vigorous speech
In his own defence or rather (scorning to assume
The attitude oil defence where he acknowledged no
tanlt,) cfmnated the conduct observed towards
hlin. Ihe motion to expel him was carried The
mex day, however VI Manuel, again ap car ed IN
the Chamber; AMI the President was obliged to
order guard to carry the resolution into execution
III Manuel declared he would yield only TO force;
and 50 he ,cas literally dragged from the Chamber.
Great agitation prevailed during both sessions
After the expulsion Of Nj Manuel, an attempt was
made to discuss the Older fo the day, which was on
the motion for The extraordinary supply, but it was
found impossible, the minds OF the members had
been too violently disturbed for the exercise Of tenn
perae debate. The chamber adjourned at this
time none Of the lett side were in the house. except
ono member.
The next day (AIarch SHY the vote OF audit for
iUU millions to carry on the war, was passed by an
overwhelming majorily,-259 to 19--some oil the
opposition however refused to vote.
The evening of the day on which NJ Manuel
was expelled, some violent scenes were Witnessed
al the different coffee houses on the Boulevards &
thee were considerable assemblages in the stree;s
but the gems darms were The alert, and the
groups dispersed without Offering any resistance
The ARRIVAL Of Lord Fizroy Somerset, from Mad
rid, Is announced at Bayonne. 1t is add, d that the
San'ards were not exactly satisfied with The Speech
OF the 8.'tish King They expected an armed in
tervention on the part of England.
1t was rumored at Ha're, that the Minister of
Marine had, in private conference with the princi
pal ship owners. notified them TO take every precau-
ton tor their vessels at sea- s. direct them TO make
for Brest.
l he Austrian Observer, paper formerly hostile
10 the Greeks, and extremely anxious to exhibit
them in the light OF Ba, barlans, now admits their
humanity, and the respectability of their govern
men The Turkish scneral had agreed 10 an ar.
mistlce which was expeced u lead to an immediate
recognition OF Greece, as an independent state.
The latest adylces from Copstantinnple were of
the 25th Of Jan. hey state that an extraordinary
change Tor the better had taken place in that CITY
since the tall of Hael Efendi Lord Strsnriord,
the 'itish Minister, arrived at Constantnople on
the l4tt Of January.
After the taking If MOree the factious soldiers nj
the Province OF Ssrragoncc were continually coming
in, Tyne down their arms and asking for pardon Ma
ny OF them indeed requested places in the constitutional
army for says the Cai2 Gazette, g 1t is impossible TO
describe the effect produced by the notes directed 70 our
government by Russia Prussia Austria and France and
c discussions OF the Cortcs On this The com
'nantan at Monblane published them in the town Esn,,ra
enc focus OF the revolution in the mouth of Neag when 70
armed insurgents presented themselves for pardon In Sc
vera oeF factous towns companies Of militia have been
sant service against heir Late comrades There is not
Catalan IN this province who does not thrill at hearing =
Efench INVASION spoken of and VINO does not burn with
EAcred rage against Foreign domination"