American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-15

ne found IN another place, the Spanish ,roo,, t
tanned decisive advantage; and as TO the vic,o,.
which, IN his " Bobadi" despatch, Gen. DonnsS!
claims 10 have obtained over Mina's frce, in ~"
ionia, we suspect few more such would rnD ~
French General AS far as we can make cut, NS'
would seem 10 have batflrd his pursues, and ,ob,'
thrown himself into Barcelona.
he French funds had declined, owing. as !, ~,
posed, to the intention which had been annouoc.t
OF negotiating new loan of 25 million ren,r,N.
other words, Of borrowing 500 million france
sum exceeding the whole debt Of the United Sa,,'
and that all Tor the pleasure OF imposing, or irwin,
10 impose, an absolute King, on the Spaniards
The disturbances in Ireland continued ubsba,.,
Accord ng to an article from the lines wbA
we publish, there would seem to be de,ermina,a
ION the par, OF the Holy Allies, TO interfere ey.D
with the freedom Of Switzerland, by compeIoebr
TO restrict the liberty oil the press, and to Jspls
from her bosom the uniortunaies OF other nation,
TO whom she hs afforded an asylum. Thus darr
and insolens have those coleagued tyraDts becou,
LONDON, May g. |
Two letters, TO be found in this days journaLoo,
from Count Monlijo TO Count AblsbaI, anjN.
other it, answer from Absbal TO Montllo may M.
| haps excite some attention. The date Of the lane,
is Two days prior to The epoch at which the rumop
in Paris had liked upon Abisbal the treason Of Hv
ing to the enemy and without any additional utmf
oil the fact, we should say that Absbas letter Oss
as like the composition OF man just getting rssIy
to be traitor as can be well conceived. He com.
plains oil the supposed duresse Of the KIM, ,d
proposes alterations in the constitution os I6e
first and most pressing duty were not 10 dine
foreign enemy from the SOIL and then lei SDaniM,
deal as they please with their own affairs
Since wiring the above, Paris papers Of Sana
last, the 25th inst have been received. ThosM
the side OF Government and the ultra, ale aas
enough. They consider Abisba's letter IN n
same manner as we have Just spoken it-thaA no
a manifesto before joining the invaders; aDdtJ
add, that he has since published poelamsm
inviting the French 10 Madrid and requestngd
int abitaDt, 10 receive them amicably-a leI@
which, probably, in the present deserted state OF RIB
lcapitsl, is supeifiuo Thus, then, is Ab,bsi
treason p ced beyond the reach OF doubt. 1hl
Morllo and Bsliasteros is expected to follow It4
Journal des Uc6GtS even anticipates the rrcalol
King TO Madrid, and in truth the final .elen:
we suppose, oil The troubles Of SPAN, uudsr prind
tllIt and Ferdinand the Absolute We shall fs
say, upon those important points that il The Sn
niards are to be thus subdued, they deserve no bd
ter iale. Blu, we have homey proserb ia Eng
are out of the wood" The French ave moi out
The wood yet nor is Ferdinand out OF Ss,ilh-s
least not on his way 10 Madrid and il the Core
have the spirit of men, thither he should never 80
so long as the French are masters Of that capis
Times.
TRANSLATION.
Count .Montijo to his Ercet'ency the Count aSg
bal -" In The name oil our afflicted country, ha'7
recourse to your excellency, the only person Sn
can save her, and entreat you TO consdc SPAIN
vided and dismembered by her own Children as
the same situation in which she was in 1900, Easln
the voice OF common distress, and soliciting all NJ
offspring for deliyereF. AT that period as at ih
present, the disorder of her government debllaf
her to such degree, as to leave her without &c
fence, and make it appear that il was easy 70 co.,
quer her. At that time, as now, The nation "hl
is our neighbor offered to remedy the evils w0
were felt by all, took possession of our fortress
and introduced its armies, with view lheIeo
insure the happiness which i rendered, aud WH'
was the greatest possible any people can ENJOY
Monarchy, Just and moderate government
that time, as now, the Spania DIS, driven to desP'
by the calamiiies they suffered, opened their 0OU'
and their arms 10 the stranger, receiving MN ."
carrying him as it were in triumph lMouB" y"
northern provinces UP TO the capital. EVsaO"
the public are clainorous Tor the absolute NNS
order to free themselves from anarchy and lol'
despotism of the MANY. Finally, then, as noM ="
powers disputed the ascendant, because AsO''
them possessed the genera! good will. ...,,
The people, in silence and dlsnayeu' W."
with bitter smiles, and almost with coInW', Ill.,
the fall OF their government, and even oil ,ne' N,"'
the mischieis they brought on 'nem'e"
and the dangers which they incurred nu' 4"
once an undaunled voice called out at h 'S
" Long live Spain; down with the despos. .,.n
as soon as the latter had disappeared al olS'1
united. Division was at an end patriotism ~"
lor were reused. and the conqueror oil Lurope -,
end deploIed his imprudence. Il was az A 40 Ia
that Bonaparte lost his power, for wlihouE NC III
March the Spaniards would have made % '.'
ance. But now the French ore once more US
capflal. The general Will caanot be mls'aAe"a
injustice and perverseness oil the existing h,b
ment are we'll known. Still we do ho' i NO.
en- ybicl, Ill borinoy fnr nj SpdlO o'e'