American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-11
From the .hew FORK Com. .9dr. May :
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

From the .Nsw Fork Com. .9dr. May
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
Since our last publication there have been sever
al short arrivals from Europe. The new packet
ship Henry ~. Capt. Skeddy, arrived yesterday
from Havre, whence she sailed on the 9th Of Ap.
ril the Josephine Capt. Coles from Belfast, sail
ed on the same day. BY the former we have Pa
ris dates Of the l4th. and by the latter Liverpool
paper of the 18th. BY the Pacific, and Great Brit
ain, we have received London papers to the 9TH Of
April, and the periodicals for that month.
PORTUGAL AND SpAIN.-It is said that the af-
fairs of Portugal are assuming serious as
pcct. (All French accounts, of the Pennsular at
fairs. however, must be taken with many grains Of
all0wance.) The rebels, as they are called, have
been victorious, and it is evident that the British
must send heavy renforcements, or the troops they
have there already will be beaten. The Indicatpul
OF Bordeaux says they will be reinforced consider
ably. and adds, that appearances than ever
for war. Spain and The Portuguese revolutionists
are on the best Of terms, and France doubt ur-
|ges them on
The Quotidi,nn, contains the following extract
! OF private letter of the Slst of March, from Ma
drld-s. The most complete harmony prevails be-
tween the Portuguese Royaliss and the Spanish
authorities, who have received them. The Mar
qus dc Chayes has had horses bought at roro, Me-
dina, and Fuente, and singular circumstance is
that the Portuguese royalsts have great number
~ arms OF English manufacture. We are assured
mat an lnsurreCtional movement has taken place in
Portugal at Moro Novo, fifteen leagues from Lis
bon, which extends already as far as the lGoaa-
tans of Portelegre It's certain that the greatest et
lervescence prevails in that country from Tras-os
Nontos to the Agarycs.''
| The Princess Regent of Portugal, has suspend
ed the act Of amnesty granted to the soldiers who
had taken part with the rebels.
NJ. Lesseps. Consul General Of France has left
Lisbon as announced in the public papers.
The Echo du MIDI mentions the discovery Of
conspiracy that had been formed at the very gates
u Madrid. The cOnsprators are said to have been
eight hundred in numbers and twenty seven oi them
have beer shot. One Of the leaders, upon promi-
sing to reveal the details Of the plot was spared
and conducted to Madrid.
/ The interior troubles of Spain increase. In Ca.
talonia. armed bands are running through the coun.
Try crying Vive Charles V.--neath dc Ferdinand
Nll.-Vive Charles v and the Inquisition. Ger.
rome, although occupied by the troops Of Ferdi.
nand. supports the conspiracy in tins PROVINCE
Rebels have threatened also to enter Fieueras, and
have even appeared at the gates. Bands multiply
and threaten Puyceida The authorities al great
y alarmed and have sent to Perpignan for assist
ance. The expectation Of powder from France
has been prohibited: but women have attempted
topnrclase it at Perpignan. The greatest exces-
'es are committed by the rebels towards the con
,tltutionasts. The Marquis Of Tanarites is at
the head of the conspiracy at Tortoise, together
with some monks. Troops to the number 1t 500
have refused to obey the intendant general Vi IA
nora and set his authority at defiance.
At Barcelona affairs wore a threatening aspect
/ At Flgueras. in an instruction, two or three
persons we're killed.
In consequence Of dispatches received by Gen
Don, Governor OF Gibraltar, he ha, reno, ed from
St. Rogue, and carried all his furniture into the
garrison, which was to be put in complete state
Of defence.
i It is again repeated that France is about to
withdraw all her troops from Spain.
i The mission of the Count d'Ofalia to Paris and
London is, It is sad for the purpose of arranging
with France and England the time and mode of the
evacuation Of Spain by the French troops
Chamber Of Deputies.-On the 9TH of April. Mr..
Franelin proposed a law by which all The produc-
tons OF the Island OF ilayti will be received free
IN the ports of France. The relations Of France
and st. domingo having been regulated by a trea-
ty, the commission cannot propose hut the order
: OF the day.-Adopted.
The French papers announce the vote of the
New York Legislature not to send the Greeks the
1000 barrels OF flour
, The Duke OF Broslio has been chosen by the
, Greek committee to take the place Of the Duke
OF Rochetoucaud
+ The Count Alexander de I4ameth has deposited
in the hands of the Greek Committee lie sum d