American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
From the baltimore Da. Advertiser.

s W From the baltimore Da. advertiser.
+ We have been favored by Mr.. EscAIvILLE, of the
Exchange Commercial Rooms, with file OF the
Paris Constitutional TO the 18th Of November recei
we'd by the Midas, which says that Carthagena sur
rendered to General Bonnemain on the fifth OF No
yember, and that the forts of Urgel submitted to
Baron Hurrel
General Bourmont is appointed Commander in
Chief Of the French armies in Spain, and Lieuten-
ant General Foissac Latour succeeds Bourmont in
The command of Cadiz.
E The Governor OF Barcelona, RoTTEN, had embark
ed for Genes on the 9th of November to proceed
thence to Switzerland his native country.
GENERAL NINA was to embark the next day for
Gibraltar, as il said, to proceed TO England and
not 10 France as previously announced.
81 The DUKE of REGGIo was momeDtly expected
in Paris TO resume the command of the National
Guards.
The Journal OF Bordeaux states that the King OF
Spain having declined his intended journey to Tol.
edo, was expected to arrive at Madrid with the Roy
al Family on the 9Th Of November.
L'Etoile says that Riego was executed at Mad.
rid in the morning of the 9TH OF November and con-
veyrd TO he place OF execution in basket (un pan
nier) drawn by an Ass
a part Of the fourth corps OF the French army en-
tered Hosalrch and Tarragona on the fourth OF
November.
Letters from Bayonne say that there had been
stimuli at Sarragossa, and that it had become me-
cessary to IRE on the people, who had attempted
10 enter the prison where the ex-minster SAN Mr.
GrEL was con6ncd for the purpose OF putting him
20 death
Baron Bender dc kregelstein, Austrian Minister
az Lisbon has been charged to transmit TO the EN-
peror OF Brazil, letter from his father the
Emperor of Austria, urging him to acknowledge
theauthority Of Portugal!
is believed that the declaration Of the Northern
courts, relating to the non acknowledgements OF the
Independence of the CT derant Spanish and Portu-
guese colonies will speedily be published
Since the commencement OF the Spanish affair,
the plumber Of French vessels Of war has been in.
creased from ninety to one hundred and hlty, and
the marines from 5000 to 10000.
W The Austrian Observer announces that the Porte
had recalled the ancient drogoman Jckoracki Ar
giropouo, who had been in exile for two years
This recall had caused much excitement and would
have great influence on the politics of the Porte.
l8MG Federal Gazete Office, Baltimore, Dec. 90.
Since our publication of Saturday, another nnm-
Der OF the Paris Constitutional has been added to
MIR. Escayle's fle and the following very interest
ing article translate from the paper of the 18th
November, respecting the contemplated re-conquesi
X Of
SOUTH AMERICA.
t From the London Courier CT Nov. II.
The most important news from France is the fol
lowing
~ They are already speaking of the vessels o.
war which are about to sail from Cadiz. They
will be augmented by two frigates and three cor
vettes, and the necessary transports will be procu
red in the difTeren, ports of Europe for TWEEN
z TY THOUSAND INFANTRY AND TWO
THOUSAND CAVALRY. II is said that CEN
ERAL MORILLO will command the expedition
and those troops only will be employed which
have already served in South America, and who are
accustomed to the climate. The expedition will
repair to Havana to unite with MORALES
whose army it is said amounts to twenty five hun
bred men. Cuba being the centre OF operation, il
is supposed that the General in Chief will first at
tack Mexico, because of its vicinity to Havana
and tina, Spain there finds powerful auxares in the
arstocracy and clergy. Spain intends to publish
alnanieso, in which she will announce to the ma
tons of Europe, that she will permit strangers to
Participate to certain degree in the commerce oil
The colonies, conenting herself with the recovery
Of her sovereignty this part OF the new world
\" The Times says this restriction OF Commerce
is precisely the greatest grievance OF which the col
onies complained under the ancient system, and
K that the commerce OF South America being now
AL free to England as TO all the other states of Eu,
Y rope, France has no right to take measures which
tend to deprive Great Britain of advantages which
slsp possesses"
ssLettcrs from Cadiz announce in general that