American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-15
FROM ENGLAND.

i By the old line packet ship Columbia, Capt. Ro-
fn from Liverpool, the editor Of the National Ad-
Gale has received his regular files OF London and
terDoo papers, the former to the evening OF the
| Nh June, aud the latter to the LIST July, both IN
/ niye
! These give detailed account of the removal of
king and cortes from Seville to Cadiz, and the
Niye attempt to carry of the king.
Accounts respecting Nina continue vague and
satisfactory Baron de Rottenburgh writes from
{plgnan, June 10, that Mna's situation is despe-
L, at is now said, that he has entered the Seol
/ UrgeL with not more than nine hundred men at
utmost, and that his successive losses have not
given mortal blow to the constitutional party,
that his own influence is nearly destroyed. -Ac-
ding to one account, he was without convoy,
lie another, which is dated AK, June II, says,
he division Of Nina has been pursued, mutilaled,
Nattered 10 Llosa Its remains wander about
companies of fifteen, twenty and fifty men, IN a
@ miserable state. Nina himself is said to have
stlears on finding himself deserted and aban-
Mdby all his guards" 1t is difficult, and indeed
most impossible TO elicit the truth from such
fDlTadctory statements" These statements must
received with great caution, coming from the
snch authorities, though, with other disasters IN
an We should not be much surprised IL his men
deserted him.
From the .Noniteur. Official Part.
"ARMY OF THE PYRENEEs. --BnlIctin.
'Count Bordesoulls acquaints H. r. H. that he
' on the 18th at Carota. The troops OF his
Omn gave there fresh proof Of the devotedness
Ach may be expected from them on all occasions.
he park Of reserve had been placed in field that
Is reaped, in front ofthe town fire in the bivouac
nmunicaled TO the stubble, the wind spread II
h rapidity, that the park would soon have been
rounded by flames; all the troops fastened 10
spot, and no danger could hinder the officers and
diers from rushing toward to save the calssons
eeSposion of chest could not abate their lntre
Gly 10 which we owe the safety OF this park
alch was snatched from the midst OF the tanes
lhcries Of Vive lie Roi !'Vive lie Due d. Angou
me Captain de Monllerret, of the third regi
AI OF infantry Of the guard, which on this occs
O gives proofs of the greatest devotedness, was
sNtly wounded; men Of different corps were
Nndcd by the explosion OF the chest but happl
'her wounds are not serious. Count Borr
souIc proceeds directly TO Cadiz to hinder pro
lions from being carried into the City, which u
supplied by them. The terror with which Thu
arch Of our columns filed the Cortes, has oause'
en- to depart from Seville with so much precipi
aoN that they have left several millions IN tn
''rs' and great deal ofplale, taken from IN
inches. There has been great desertlon amoni
troops. Above 400 Officers have remained
fevile.
Count Bourmont, after having restored order
@Eveat city, will quickly rejoin Count Bordesoui,'
We learn that the Constitutional troops oil WI,
mpaand Lopez Banos, which had retired TOWARD
'uaa' on being acquainted with the odious name
winch the King has been carried away iror
' mi' have dispersed, abandoning their Generals
me royalist chief, Don Ramon Chamoo, wh
VIZ The Tort Of Tortosa on the 12th, made himse
's'er on the 18Th OF the other works OF that piac