American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-06

~ . b;oh toned bragadoeia menace. result
u..ouent 10 the defeat OF plan, calculated to in.
,as he country in civil war, has been the COM
=. triumph of the friends OF the Constitutional
s,s,o and an increased determination to resist c.
~ attempt to change the form OF government,
liar II originates in combination of traitors
rad or conspirators at home.
- France the funds had fallen in consequence of
rnmor that regiment. GOO strong, had hosted the
.,olored flag, and gone over TO the constitution.
nc London paper Of March 18th says, "the
snaches which arrived yesterday from Madrid
ye annihilaed all the hopes which Ministers en-
,o;ned of their being able to effect the destruc-
n Of the Spanish Constitution. The change in
Ministry will lead to no change Of system
NJ Ministers are greatly disconnected at this re-
h.. War between France and the Peninsula must
mmence Immediately.
Orders were yesterday transmitted from the
niraty to the different public dock yards, inn
edia,ey to build 80 sail of gun briggs and It'll sup
,cd they will all be ready for sea in less than 8
onths. A powerful squadron is also fitting for the
edilerranean for, however desirable peace may
TO Great Britain, many think it impossible to
aiBaih it, whilst arbitrary power is making such
MD strides on the continent"
$The Duke oil Wellington and the Emperor Alex
der differ materially in opinion respecting the
oprety Of invading Spain. The Emperor IN
Smmunication to the King of France speaks in
rms Of delight of the sentiments contained in his
eech at the opening Of the French Chambers, and
Eys g that when such sound doctrines are proclaim
J from the legitimate throne of France, the reign
! The Jacobins at Madrid is drawing to close."-
Willie the Duke seems to think that the attempt
N eyenuate in defeat, and in conversation, which
Is reported he had with the King--he expressed
] opinion very freely respecting the invasion, and
1marked--" 1t won't succeed--depend upon it, it
bn't suceeed.o
From the London Traveller, March IA.
i've learn, Just as our paper is going to Press that
konivmation of the revolt Of the French Regiment
been received by one of the FIRST mercantile
aracters in the city.
A change in the French Ministry is talked of in
iris The following are mentioned as the new
limitations DE Chateaubriand, as President of
Council; Hyde de Melville, as Minister OF FL
nee; Marshal Marmont, as minister of War.
1 Its also most confidently stated, in communica-
bns received Ibis morning by persons of the great
n consequence in the city, that regiment of
bench cavalry had gone over to the Spaniards.
The Ftench Ministry are, it is said, in the utmost
kte Of anxiety. II these reports have any founda-
b. We may again cry with Talleyrand, g Toita
commencement da fnn-( Here is the beginning
/ the end
We learn, in addition, from quarter Of the high
| respectability that Nina" who we see by the
! Tvs from Spain, stayed very short time a. Bar
Iona, " is on his march towards French Ccrdagnel
N considerable body Of troops, of which the van
ard is composed of 5000 French bearing tri.
ored cochades and Gags. The project of the
Pwer pyrenees has sent several couriers to the
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