American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
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Iat.
dates 10 the Sth and Madrid to the 4th Of Tie san
D month.
SPAIN.--An entire change of ministers had,,
ken place in Spain, the marquis Cara Yrujo ha,in.
been placed al the bead of the government, and w.
former spiritual difector of Ferdinand sent 10 ,sp.
q charge of Bishoprck at some distance from MAJ,
-lrid.-This change is believed in London 10 hay.
been brought about through The interference Of Rus
STA and France, and not from any desire of the kin
y OF Spain to recognise the rights OF his subjects A.
Paris, the event was viewed indication Of A.
termination to relax the sanguinary measures which
bad recently been adopted against the constitution.
slists while In Spain il is said to have been viewed
with considerable dissatisfaction by the parzansor
monarchy. Whatever may be in these speculaon,
it seems pretty obvious that Spain is far from beinr
in that settled state, which expected on The re-
storation OF arbitrary power.
All the ambassadors of foreign powers at Nadia
are stated to have presented notes to the govern
ment, demanding strict adherence to the termso
the capnlations concluded by the French with the
Iconstitutionalists.
! Ferdinand was enjoying himself in perfect securi.
ty, surrounded with his Swiss guards. He appears
to be in favor OF restoring the lnqusition but cor
siderable hesitation prevailed among his minister,
on this subject At Cadiz very strict regulations
had been established by the French, and no one wa,
allowed to pass or re-pass, except in the name Ct
The King" 1t is supposed by some that hi,
place will not be soon abandoned BY its present &C.
cupants.
SOUTH AMERICA-An article in the Ion.
don Sun, states that, by the last advices from s.
Petersourgh, the relations between that Court and
the Dutch government seemed TO be more CLOSELY
united, and that the two governments were commit
ted to each other to aid Ferdinand in his attemptt to
obtain possession OF his former possessions in South
America
GREECE.-A confirmation Of the SURRENDERED
Cotinth to the Greeks had been received in London
from Zante.
1t is said in letters from Trieste that the Greek
government had addressed to the Cabinets Of Wen
ma, London, and ST. PeersbuTgh. an important
Note IN which they requested Of these Powersto
recognize the political independence of Greece
which, IT. supposed, would oblige the Porte TO re-
lnounce all further attempts to have that nation I'm.
der its power-t is also affirmed that the aairsoF
Greece will be the subject of separate negotiation,
at ST. Petersburgh, in consequence of the minister
OF great power having caused a memorial on the
subject to be laid before the Emperors of Austria
and Russia, at their late interview at Czernowitz
FRANCE.-The king had issued an ordonnance
giving full pardon to all the French soldiers who
had deserted during the campaign in Spain. Cas-.
talng, the wretch who was convicted OF poisoning
had been executed.
The Small Pox was raging in several parts Of
France.
GREAT BRITAIN.-There is some talk in
/ LONDON papers about change OF ministry before
the meeting Of Parliament.
The Marquis OF Hartford is named az one of the
persons expected TO form this new ministry
Enlisling for the army was going on rapidly for
foreign service, and the officers TO command were
TO be taken from the half pay list. Four or five new
regiments were to be raised.
Accounts had been received in London from Der.
blce, that spirit of violent anmosty had NANTES.
teu ''seii against the missionaries in that colony,
where lhe chapei and meeting house Of the Rev.
MT. Wray had been burnt TO the ground
Gen. Nina was living at Stonehousr. where sew.
erai persons Of inction had paid him visit The
eH-emperor iurbide was living in great style al
Leghorn and the young Napoleon Duke of Ras-
taat) was lately seen at the Vienna Theatre fun Of
VlVacIty. gentleman from Germany, lately arri-
yea III London, states that orders had beeu given BY
,"e emperor FRANCIS never 10 mention the name Of
Napoleon!
oeizohl' the celebrated traveller had set out on
his Journey to Timbuctoo.
property 10 the amount Of 15,0COl sterling was
destroyed by hire at Liverpool on the 18th Dec.
new tragedy by Mrs. Hemans, entitled The
espers OF Palermo" had been brought oct al Co.
vent Garden.
. ne Inhabitants Of Greenock had been much graf.
nea ny the novel sight OF a vessel arriving in the
y? eIt mum Lima, under the Peruvian flagj
inns being the first national vessel from that state,
%nich mad entered any British port She is named
me- '1,anaatpa, and had made the passage in 1Oa
Jays curing which she had sailed 10 800 reopra-
pph'cai mles' halt The circumference of the globe.
ohe mad been employed by the government to con-
Fey gentleman TO England commissioned TO make
arrangements about the Peruvian Loan
I'VE" works, containing 10000 spindes were
Contracted for TO be finished next September-Ot
hese 100000 were for England. and 100000 for
scotland. They will spin Is millions of pounds Of
'arn in year.
Lord Strangiord signed, on the 25th Of October.