American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26

Sxeduced the Holy Sepulchre to ruins from top to-
Notion.
s1 SrArs.-The Morning Chronicle states that pri-
yae letters from Spain represent that country as al
r,y to the greatest disorders Daily assassnations
Ne committed by the Royaist Volunteers, in the
INV streets Of the capital. The carriages of Don
&arlos were completely pillaged near The gates of
.4dadrd. On the other hand it is asserted, that
u cret tribunals have been erected, which condemn,
~ and secretly execute all the Liberals charged
fore them.
# 1t is stated that the French government has been
IA rouested 10 suffer heir troops to remain IN SPAN
;Rix months after The LIST of January ensuing.
III 1t is said that the day fixed upon for the French
Kings coronation is May s, the anniversary Of his
s3kte MaJesty's return to Paris.
# THE IONIAN ISLANDS.
# Corfu, September 6.
SA The following publication has appeared to day -
WI By his excellency Lieut.. Gen. Sir Frederick
Adam, Lord High Commissioner OF his Majesty
The King of Great Britain TO the United States OF
sthe Ionian Isles.
%8 I" The Provisional Government Of Greece having
Spubshed address to his MaIestys Consul at
Constantinope, and TO the other Consus and Vice
Consus of the European Powers in the Archipela-
No, Proclamation in which is set FORTH
s# =" AS the masters OF several European vessels
have chartered their ships to the Turkish Govern
ment, for the transport OF troops, ammunlon' ana
provsions in despite OF the representations OF their
Gonsus, and in violation Of the principles OF neu-
sArality proiessed by their respective sovereishs,
Sauring the struggle in which Greece is now en8a-
Ned, those ships cannot be regarded as nsu'ra's,
III ut shall be looked upon enemies and as SUCH TO
he attacked, burnt destroyed by the Greek heet,
abr by any Greek vessel that may meet them.
aE " And His Majesty. in order TO MAINTAIN the
flights Of neutrality during actual hostilties with
ENigur and impartia,y, and to protect the commerce
rs we'll as the lives of his subjects and OF the lonian
people, placed under his exclusive protection, nav
ling commanded the Lord High Commissioner 10
Intimate to the Provisional Government the proprl
$ety OF reyoking Immediately this Proclamation,
(which is so contrary to the rights OF the people and
40 all the principles OF humanity and relations be
#tween civilized ma ions And the Lord High Com
ssmssloner having III consequence demanded, W the
name Of His Majesty, the revocation OF the said
A Proclamation, and the Provisional Government
having refusal to comply with that demand and
ths refusing having been notified IN form TO the
sGonmander OF the Naval forces Of his Majesty
sN +" Ii is made known by these presents, that The
Maid commander in Chief, conformably to the in
#etruetions gwen by the Lord Commissioners OF the
Ndnirslty, will capture and destroy all vessels arm
sed containing armed men. equipped with OF
without the authority of the Provisional Govern
Sment Of Greece, or recognising its authority; and
thesc instructions are to be in full force until the
SAID Proclamation be fully and automatically revoked
nv the Provisional Government, and that revocation
BE- formally notified to the Lord High Commission
~, or TO the Commander in Chief OF His Majesty
Naval Forces.
This shall be printed in three languages, En-
8glish, Greek, and Italian, and published and com
#nunlcated to the Authorities whom it concerns.
# :" BY order of HIS Excellency,
IN ~. RUSDELL,
N Secretary to the Lord High Commissioner.
Il "Corlu, Sept g."