American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16


N. York, Paris papers, have been received to th
f9oth of July. The following is the sum OF the in
Negligence they contain.
\ The garrison of Cadiz made sortie on the 16t
to the number according to the French accounts
4 5000 men--but on the same authority was said I
4 have been repulscd with the loss Of 1900 men kle
and wounded.
/ A letter from Bordeaux, says the Goth regi
meDt of light infantry, has lately manifested som
symptoms Of INSTRUMENTATION, insomuch that II Ina
been decided not to allow it to go forward fror
Bsyonne; but Marshal .aurison,in address TO tn
soldiers told them that by special favor, the measur
of severity would not be persisted ia, but
was expected that the regiment would entertai
: a proper sense of the indulgence. However,
seems that on the night Of Monday last Sc Of Their
deserted declaring that they had rather be condem
ned to be shot than make campaign in Spain.
The Duke of Angoueme was talked of at Pari
as being about to leave Madrid and take up hi
Quarters before Cadiz
De's Life in London, of the 27th July, state
that it was cofdently affirmed, that there was de
cided opposition existing in the British cabinet
his ma lesy inclining to the policy OF Mr.. Cannn!
and Lord Liverpool, who were known to be less il
union with France and the sther northern powers
than the Lord Chancellor. Mr.: Peel and the Duk
of York, were inclined to countenance the system
pursued by the "lIoly Alliance"
| Under date 4" Paris, July 22,' we 6nd it stated
that the French Ministerial papers Of the day pre-
ceding had mentioned the sending in OF a flag 0
truce to Cadiz requiring the Cortes to surrender 6
Offering them terms, without noticing the result
| This silence of these journals was however, suppl
ed by various reports, and the following is gver
as The purport oil the answer -" The Cortes viii
listen to no terms, and will for the future receive
no flags Of truce. They viii all perish rather thar
sacrifice one atom OF their dignity and if they
cannot maintain themselves in Cadz, they are
resolved to embark for America, carrying the
king, the royal family and all the regalia, with
them. If when they have done this, they cannot
escape the French fleet, they are resolved to sink
The reSSetS lctich bear them, and thus to place be-
yond the power of French tyranny, the king the
govern meht and the representatives Of the Spanish
nation"
PoRT St. MARY's 18Th July.
A Spanish Officer has had the noble temerity 10
swim the canal, in order to bring to General Bourd-
esoultimPortant Information The report is spread,
hat the intelligence given induces the hope Of a
speedy termination OF matters. 1t is added how
ever that the presence OF his Royal Highncss the
Duke d Angouleme, will be necessary in the neigh
,orhood Of Cadiz.
MADRID esd July.
The Regency have ust received official news Of
the capltulation OF Ferrol On the lIth at night.
'ien Huber made his entry into il next day. Here
every thing is quiet The fire which broke out on
the goth still IS burning, but is now circumscribed
and iisoatcd, /: broke out in church, and ney er
was any thing SO rapid as the flames. 1t is suppo-
sed to have been lighted by the dsaifeced for the
worst purposes.
MADRID, July "a.
by ErPresS.-H. r. II. leaves here for Seville
III the 29th. a letter from Seville announces that
R1x l..
IF Cadiz on the 28th, 20th, and 30th Of This month
The Hospital in which the King was lodged is said to
De bomb proof.
PARIS, 30th July.
The last intelligence from Catalonia prepai es
Us to expect great affair to have happened on
he 28th.--Milans, Soben and MANGO had united
heir forces at Yguaada 10 the number of nine thou
and men. The Marshal lett Martorell on The 24,b
With the brigade Trommen and FIVE hundred cav
llry, 10 attack in front, whilst the Baron DEroIes
rom Manresa was to take them in flank with his
livsion. His success was but doubtful. Generals
oonnadieu and Curial were watching the garrison
II Barcelona.
Bonapare's library had been sold at London.
The sale collected great number of amateurs.
| he most OF the books had marginal notes in Bona
'artc's hand writing.
The Convent of the Holy Spirit, at Madrid, was
ct fire to while the Duke d'Angouleme was a,ten. |
ling mass in the chapel adjoining, aud was burnt to
he ground.
Thirty two persons had been arrested in Madlid
consequence Of the burning of the convent ON the
10Th.
CANTON.
On the 9sth. of last April the Factories in China,
which where burnt down on the LIST. of Move mber,
'reccdlng, we're fast rebuilding British
factory was not commenced waiting directions
rom home. Markets were dull in China.
The Constitutional, among some very severe
emarks on the ministry on account of their man
cement oi the Spanish war, says, it is surprising tn
md The ministerial Journals stating the harrison orIr