American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-24
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the 4h of January, the Editors the NewYork CONNER
cial ADVERTISER have received London dates to the 2nt
Lvepoolto the 3d. Extracts from which VIII be founc
4 below.
The packet ship Nerv- York. captain Maxwell arrived
n Liverpool from NewYork, the morning of the LIST
anuary after the remarkably short passage of fifteen days
Al and sixteen hours from city to city;
SPAIN-The Madrid dates to the 21st of December
Ferdinand presided at Council of State the 18th, the
object of the meeting is said to be granting amnesty,
which expected be published on the 30h. On the
other hand, find il stated in letter of the 18th, that
the general amnesty so long expected is still disputed
point majority of the Council of CASTLE oppose it, and
the fanatics do their utmost excite discomfort in the
minds of the people, both here and in the Provinces with
repect to the concaory measures, which TO the mode
rate indispensable. Meantime the prisons full
the trials Of the unhappy persons confined in them
without any relaxation OF severity, and though the war has
been terminated these three months, $4,000 prisoners of
endure, in the depots France very different fate
q from which was promised them before the King left Cadz
n to Join the French Prince.
The prelates and all The ecclesastcs who are Madrid
have presented petition to the king for the establishment
Of the lnqusion The king answered, that he not
= authorised to do It by the powers of the Pope.
The Duke of San Fernando has been banshed to his
estates for having refused the embassy which offered
n him.
1t stated that the people of Grenada had proceeded
mob to the prisons of that town. and assassnated more
q than 1000 Constitatonalists
FRANCE.-From the London papers, we learn that an
important change has been made in the French Chambers
fifth of the deputies have heretofore been elected an
nuay The Chambers have been dissolved and the new
elections to be for years, for the whole number
ofdcpues
N SOUTH AMERICA-The French papers do not con-
cea the designs Of the Holy Alliance against South Anne
RIGA The Etoe says, that the of war San Pablo San
Bias and three corvetes are aning in the port of Cadz
y that the expedition is destined for the Pacific.
n The Plute, Paris paper, announces the authority
ola letter from Touon dated Dec. 9th that six trgates
and eight soops OF war fitting for that port
whose destination said be Brazil and the South Sea
letter from Madrid, of the 9th Dec. says The new
government does the colonies small cx
petition has already sailed from Cadz but without toop
for Lima The Madrid Gazette, of the 4h Of December
contains article "The state of the Two Americas
in reply to assertion of the London Courier that the
South American colonies independent de cto and of
course eue The Madrid papers saws that Buenos Ayres
Peru and Chill free from the influence of "te msera
bic and Insignificant revoutionsts, and all the of
those countries under the peaceful control of Gen. Lal
Serna II will be recoleced that our last arrival front
Lima brought the news Of the entire overthrow OF Gen La
Serna.
ENGLAND.-Min had arrived in London
The papers state that this heroic man has, by hisl
conduct since his arrival in England, added lau
rel, to his brow His answer to the offer of pub
lie manifestation OF esieem his entry into Lon.
dom Is worthy OF the better days of Roman patrio |
tism aud devotion He emphatically says, These
Testimonies OF kindness tear my soul. | am recei- /
we'd as conqueror; am dragged to spectacles |
festivals offered to me, while only desire, as it
is my duty, deplore in mourning and solitude the
mlscrtunes and slavery OF my country" To an
invitation to public dinner he replied,-" am in 1
i'll heath, unfit guest for the rich repast | am
unhappy have left behind me AN oppressed coun-
try wife and parents, brother and friends, are
sll there. These subjects Tor mirth and
eastlng" The Spanish Committee have address
ed letter 10 Nina, with tender of FIVE hundred
pounds for his own immediate use-The general
snce his arrival in Eng land, has addressed letter to
Nh Canning, characterized by great elevation OF
sentiment, in which he audes, in a most aHectingI
manner, TO the fate oil his unfortunate county. The
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sed with this epistie, that he has shown it in most
Of the diplomatic circles, and especially to Count
I4even
Madam Riego in her answer 10 the address from
Liverpool, concludes with this sentence. IF the
sacrifice of Riego be not lost ;if, hereafter her idol
zed country should recover that liberty, which he
with so much a dor restored, and which he so anx-
iously endeavored to consolidate, then the virtues
which shall adorn Spain in her political regenera-,
uon will diminish in the heart Of his wife the inten-
sly OF the bitterness which afilicts her. The
widow OF Riego, accepts from the friends OF freedom
IN the town OF Liverpool, the donation which they
have presented to her, IN order to illustrate the in
lenons OF those who wish to carry their vengeance,
even beyond the grave.'' II
ne Presidents Message was received in Eng
land.
Mrs. Fry has visited some OF the prisons, and
tried the labor of The tread mill that lady declares
II must be injurious to females, and disgraceful to
place them OH it.
The Liverpool ADVERTISER of Jan. s, in speaking
oil the Message, says:
BY one short passage init is set at rest, we dare
presume, whatever may have been in agitation by II
the continental allies, in reference to the late Spanish
possessions in America. There will be no attempt
made, it may be confidently affirmed TO interfere
with the present condition of those countries when
It is known that such interference would be viewed,
by the United States just cause of war on her
part with any power attempting such interference
In regard of the power, prosperity, and resour
ces Of The nation herself also the language of the