American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23

nds to be Sared Now that the absolute King is
restored in Spain, and that those powers of Ger
many disposed to be FESTIVE, have been subjected
to sautaty yoke, when the ENJOYS OF the Diet OF
Frankfort, who manifest opposition, are dsgraced
that every where there is tendency TO modify con.
slltutons, until can be effected, and the great
wo k behnaly consummacd:the fanatics are extend
ing their views, and the DrGpeau Blame yesterday
announced, that zoe must sare the unirerSe. Nov
is easy to understand what, in fanatic language,
this signifies. Ii is that not Representative tribune
shall be seen in the four quarters of The globe. 1t
II is to desire that no place OF refuge should be any
where found for the exiles Of Europe. The States
OF South America are now the great object of re-
gard. But it seems that less importance is attach
ed to their separation from Europe, than to the
form OF their government; and it is their liberty
rather than their independence which exces the
anger OF the fanatics. But even when again that
her Pizarros shall have borne to them the blessings
OF slavery, the universe will not be sayed.-Then
must come the turn of the United States, the most
Iculpable of all, since they first gave the signal.
| In vain will it be said, that half century has
sanctioned the independence Of the United States.
There is no prescription for revolt and the shade
OF Washington shall be pursued guilty Of all the
vain theories which have afflicted the world. Even
that OF William Tell is not spared. Daily is the in
dependence of the Swiss assailed, and the Drapeau
Blanc pours forth this day fresh diaribes, even "a
gainst country whose forced remuneration Of the
virtues OF hospitality cannot render it acceptable in
the eyes Of those who insist on sauiR the unirer Sc
Constitutional. Sd December.
st. Ubes contains $4,000 inhabiants and has
neither printing press nor book store, & its nhab
tants will shout for either the king or constitution,
without any inquiry which is the best.
The following piece of netCS is solemnly given in
two papers OF repute in Paris, the Journal des De-
bats and the Courier Francais:
Late accounts from North America announce
that General Jackson has been elected President Of
The United States over Mr.. Williams, by 35 votes
against 25."
.4n interesting trial, after continuing eight days
was finished in Paris, on the 18th Of November,
when DR.. Castalng, respectable young physician,
was found guilty, and sentenced to death, and the
payment OF 100000 francs to the party injured by
his crime. He was charged with poisoning Daniel
IIippoyte Ballet, destroying a.wl, and causing the
death Of Auguste Ballet, from whom he inherited
100000 francs. The indictment contained seventy.
four presen,ments or counts, the most of which
had been abandoned by the prosecution or destroy
ed by his defenders. The jury, however, foanu
him guilty of substituting the will and poisoning
Auguste, by vote Of seven voices 10 FIVE. The
court joining the majority, the verdict was con6r.
med The death of the Ballots was stalled to have
been occasioued by preparation Of acetate de
lhip.
An account from Seville, Oct o., states that
" The French have embarked all immense number
of pieces of brass ordnance both from hence and
Cadz, on board the squadron in which the Royal
Guard is TO sail for Brest.-Somes officers OF the
Spanish Artillery state their value does not amount
to less than 100000 of dollars. This SYSTEM ii
is understood, they have adopted by way Of repay
ment Of the expenses of the war"