American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-22
MADRID, May 81.
En4rnct Of d prirnte Letter.

E.rtract of u Private Letter.
h.sa Regency have appointed Ambassadors TO
40 Courts of Europe. 1t is the Duke of San
los who goes to Paris.
Tb, Guards du corpse, the hallebardiers, and
rnilary OF any other Spanish corps, who may
Madrid, are invited, by an order OF the day, to
car before the military authorities named in the
sr II seems that the formation OF an army Of
in IS going TO be undertaken.
A oGcer ofthe guards, who arrived yesterday
%Isdr,d from Seville, has told me that the people
are rood: the regiment Of the marine is in
"a in favour of the king, as we'll as another corps
he garrison. There is third regiment, that
he oneen) the soldiers OF which are not very bad,
that all the officers are outrageously in favor of
constitution.
Fwo corps of the army were to leave Madrid on
lst of June, under the command of Generals
brlesoue and Bourmont, to proceed towards
Mile and Badajox.
B6cris. Jtne S. Letters have been received to-
from Seville of the 22d of May. They state
n The greatest tranquility prevails in that city, and
Y The Cortes quietly continued their labors
t seems by the last letters from Spain, that Gen.
brilo was at Benevente with 5000 men.
! ,elters from peIpignan of 28th May, add some
WalS 10 kllOSC pubiohSd III VIC otllClot dCCuuuSs-
N enemy, ii is said, has left about Manreza ma
I yliouelois, who incommode our troops. Some
also appeared about Olot On the 18th, a
hDany OF Grenadiers went out Of the town in
rih Of them, but having been illdirected by our
&de, it was suddenly attacked by the Miquelots,
I had several killed and wounded.
u seems there was another action on the Goth
2ore Mataro. Some wagons, with wounded sol
Rs Of our army, entered it that day.
#Ths Journal des Debats contains long account
IN count de Salperwick, colonel of the 9Th regi-
bit oFthe lire, to marshal Money, on the attack
Mich by Nina. The garrison, he says, consisted
Epnly four hundred men of the Sth regiment, and
n companies Of Romagosa's corps, about four
3nded strong.
8lhe enemy advanced quite unexpectedly by the
<1 Of St. Julia and St. Juan, and was at once with
half muskei shot of a company of Voltigeurs,
y was recommending en- the road and had been
kry surrounded by the enemy's cavalry. AS.
lance was sent to them. and there it was that
4nc men were killed and wounded. Attic firing,
i weak garrison was distributed with surprising
4itiiy, the gates shut and bariicaded, and sharp
n ocTs placed in the houses near them.
Elhe enemy, provided with ladders, attempted to
the walls, and took possession of all the houses
] hm half nusket shot Of the town, from which
kept up terrible fire. Ills force might be
100 infantry and 800 cavalry; he attacked with a
P'ohtun not common with him, but was brayeIy
PULSED every where. The action began at five,
NJ. and lasted till half past IL at noon. We had
|subieutenant and two soldiers killed, captain
RghIly wounded, and also twenty soldiers. The
1emys loss must have been great he left thi &c
Ulcers and sixty men killed; but he must have
|ucd off many others, as well as all his wounded.