American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-18


GREECE The affairs OF Greece a..
sing US can be hoped FOR by the fteods or pO''
Ter enemies have for the fourth tim. h... ""''f'
petely frustrated in their attempts to recnn., eoa
Norea. Letters received at Ancona on III. TO-, we
August from Irpoza, state that the Crs.t s l' VI
recently fought sanguinary battle near TbsSs. 'ia
which the Turks had 1000 killed or woundaa ' 'm
400 taken prisoners. The Ottoman army .rn.a a"a
ed to $4,000 and the Greeks to :, 800. In .no,a'
engagement near Voto the Turks LOST sno l,~N,
and 200 prisoners. In this quarter the b,rbar...
were ultimately driven back to Thessay and e..
ced to seek refuge in Larissa. The Ecyp,ian a.,
which was to join the captain pacha hay;no ,t'
plague en- board, was forced to withdraw lro% IN.
coast oil Gambia. The Greek squadron had so;,.S
and was proceeding TO Pa,ras to attack the Olrom,n
Heet Grecian accounts state that an exnpdi,on
had gone to attack Smyrna. N''"
TURKEY Accounts are stated in tbp ,h.,
London papers Of the 18th ultmo to have been ~
| ceived by the British government, that comn,s,.
settlement had taken place Of the differences b,.
tween Turkey and Russia, through the MANAGE.
ment Of lord Strangford. The disputes br,wsso
Greece ard the Porte, it is also said, we're IN bs
entrusted to the mediation OF Great Britain, Ru,s
and Austria.
| Ii appears from accounts received at Augsburg
on the 50th of September that terrible iDNrr.c'
lion had broken out in upper Egypt among The in.
tabltants who are stated to have risen en- mas4
and 10 have put 10 death ali the Turkish soldier,
foreigners and travellers, and pillaged their cara
vsns. 1t is thus that despotlc measures recol on
| ne heads OF The oppressors Of nations,
! PORTUGAL.-Th sage king oil Portugal has
iaey prohibited the entrance of all foreign news.
3spers into his king dom and VT art positively as,
ured in the Paris papers, that the utmost tranquil.
lty prevails throughout the country This, howe.
Yer, is like most Of the other stories manufactured
IN the French capital, for by an arrival at Plymouth
~ Friday last, accounts have been received IN 81
days from Madeira and 4 from Lisbon, from which
II appears that many OF the inhabitants exhibited
symptoms Of dissatisfaction with the present gov
eminent, and that persons were daily dragged TO
prison for expressing liberal sentiments
BRlTAIN.-The British government and the
my OF Spain have concluded convention by which
esloratiun IS 10 be made to the owners oil BRUSH
vessel, Tor sel2uIes made under The Spanish fag
tom July, 1908, TO March, l62S.-lhe Official
pubcat on oil this document. observes LoHdOn
paper, at this peculiar moment. may give llse TO
much speculation. English consul. have bteh ap'
olned Tor Chill, Buenos Ayres anG Mtxio, and
nc iOr onmba was also expected. Captain Par
~, with lis discovery ships, arrived of Whby on
the 9th uhmo. all we'll No particulars had ltsn
received. The earl Of Frlo has been chosen peer
Of Scotland, in the place Of lotd Napier. The
amount Of customs in Liverpool Tor the quateT tn
ding the 10th OF October, over the corresponding
quarter in l822 is stated at 90 400 pounds sterling
The new novel by the author o! Wavery is eSpec
ted to appear about the end oil this month,
Proclamation Of the King Of Spain.
"The scandaous excuses which preceded ac'
companied and followed the establishment olhe
democ ra,ital constitution OF Catiz in the monh OF
Marc b, 1890. have been made public and known 10
all my subjects.
"rhe most criminal treason, the most disgrace
ful baseness the most horrible offences against ny
royal person these, coupled with violence, were
the means employed 10 change essentially the Paer
nal government Of my Kingdom into democalca
CODE the fertile source of disasters and mIsoTluntS
MY subjects, accustomed to live under wlSe anu
moderate laws, and such as were conloImaOe ~
their manners and customs, and which, during ~
MANY ages, constituted the welfare oil their ahct'
tors soon gave public and unives sal proofs OIL 'hsH
dlsapprobaon and contempt OF the new conSIlu
tional system. All classes OF the state experienced
the mischief caused by The new institutions.
"Tyrannically governed, by virtue and III "s
name OF the constitution, secretly wa'ched III al
their private concerns, it was not possible to restore
order or Justice ; and they could not obey laws .
tapllshed by pctfdy and treason, sustained oy
lence and the source OF the most dreadful dlSoFoe''
of the mos, desoatng anarchy, and oil UNIVERSAL
calamity. y III.
The general voice was heard from al Sa''
against the tyrannical constitution it called ,or'a'
cessation OF code null in its origin illegal 'nn ua
formation, and unjust in its principle; II ' '.a;a
for the maintenance of the sacred religion Q. W"
ancestors, for the establishment oil OUT iu'u u.
mental laws. and for The preservation oil my eSm,
mate lights ;rghts which have received ''om %S
ancestors, and which my subjects have sO'e"'"'
sworn TO defend. .;..d
"Ihis general cry Of the nation was mol 'a'''u
in vain. c-.naa
sin all the provinces armed corps were "' ,,'r
which cagued themselves against the so'd'e's","
constitution sometimes they were conqu','' '.Y.