American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
From the baltimore Patriot. .atr,ls
THREE DAYS LATER FROM rN,c.,

Herald, IN SO days IRON Liverpool, we are ;nd.,i
ed for files of London and Liverpool paps %1e.'
former to the 10th and the latter to the 9ph ~
ruary, inclusive.
Lord Liverpool Inns been Frustrated BY snoo,,.
and the Globe OF the latest date, has an articls
some length on his successor, as it seems n !,
agreed that he can never again attend to na,t
business. MIR. Canning, the Earl Of Hsr,pp uut
Mr. Peel and the Duke of Wellington, tbs y.
Inter Oh the part Of the high Tory party arc ~,
ed Of. Mr.. Canning continued to imnro,s sa
health.
! The House of Commons had voted. az A fu,,.
provision for the Duke and Duchess Of Cls,ss,.
3Co0l to the former and 6OOOL to the latter ~.
annum, during life.
4 commercial letter of the Goth saws, thoush :.
rivals have been few, the Cotton Market il bp,v,
rather tending to decline.
The London Globe Of February 10 saws. ".
looked for the letters by the mail from Spain M
morning with some impatence, as they last wool
communicated the fact of the rebels being n S,,s
in Portugal which has since proved correct thmS
we were inclined at the time to put little rtabes
ON the statement. We have this morning ,e1s,
| of the same communications. which represent Il.
great success Of the force Of CMhvrs marchir In.
on Opurto, but they report he did not command !,
person, that ne is IN different Part Of tie counr,
spreading disatfection among the Portuguese. AZ
inducing the Spaniards to flock to his STANDARD
Tor The preservation Of their country and Their n
ligion from the touch OF the heretcs. The Susr.
sh force on the lines Of Portugal to the southsar
are represented TO be considerable in numbers IN,
towards the north small, and unable to disarm ,4
rebels when-they enter Spain, even If dispose, h
do SO. These letters say Oporto had fallen: NJ,
also mention the continuance OF unpleasant non,
between Mr.. IAMB and the Spanish Ministers. ami
the continued refas al Of the KING to acknowledu
distinctly the constitution Of Portugal We hap
seen letters from GadiZ 70 the 30th. and from dN.
ferent parts OF the south Of Spain to the same date
The latter afford no political intelligence The AZ.
counts from Gibraltar are to the 27th Of JANUARY,
one OF these letters says the south Of Spain is ready
Tor revolt, il there was the least appearance Il
the country being involved in var With Portuaan
LONDON, Feb II.
The intelligence from Portugal, which We were
enabled TO communicate to our readers Yesterday,
only very briefly, is more than confirmed BY the
account, from the Lisbon and Opurto papers. ana
BY private letters. which We this day publish. Il
appears, the rebels bad actually penetrated 10
within twelve Of fifteen miles Of Oporto. At the
date OF the latest atlvices from that city, however
AL approximations OF immediate danger had subsil.
ed, though, as may be expected considerable anlp.
~ prevailed. General Stubs had about Nlus
thousand troops under his command. and wa, Ii.
sides, N communication with the Count De villa
Flor, and Angela, whose forces were interDosel
between Oporto and the rebels, under the Marquis
de ChaNes. The inhabitants of Oporto seem to be
doubtful as to the fidelity Of the troops stationed
there; and IT IS q probable inference indeed. tia;
the effort OF Chayes to enter the city would MI
nave been made, uE.es, lie had received iniorma
uon Winch lei HIM TO expect that the sariiso,
would declare IN his favor the first 0pportunity.
HE British army under the command Of Gene.
raj Clinton, had marched from Lisbon for Coimbra,
winch was to be their head quarters, and where
they were TO arrive by the 10th 1t was consider
cd that by the 10th INST there would not be Bri-
tish soldier in Lisbon, except those il the depot
and in the hospitals. A Proclamation from The
" ar Department, issued in the name Of the Itfana
Princess Regent. on the 9th, announces the depsr-
ture OF our brave fellows, and expresses the conf
dent hope OF tile Princess that il every cart Of NE
interior where they may arrive. their s. order and
will "rencw the same ties Of fraternity
which, during the reninsnlar war, united the por.
tugnese and English army into one" This Pro.
camaton speaks also in high terms az the disc.
pune and regularity OF the British troops while
they remained III the capital.
LoNpoN, Monday Evening, Feb 10.
Gobe Office, half past 4 O'Clock.
Reported death IF III. II. II. tie Duke of CumJer.
ldnd.
II 10 reported at the House of Lords. within hi.
'ali hour that dispatches have reached town bring
M information Of the decease of his ROYAL High.
ness tie Duke of Cumberland. who has been for
some time suffering from an iniammatory attack.
The intelligence cannot be communicated as posi.
i've; but we fear. from the manner in which it'll
circulated, that it is correct
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer moved an add
non Of 3,OoOt. per annum to the income Of the Dixie
u alarence upon his becoming the Heir Expectant
u The Throne, upon the demise Of his late Royal
'iishhess the Duke Of York. This grant was .
nuch necessary consequence Of the change in bio
li,ghnesss relation to the State that II was oppos.
ID solely or at least principally upon the ground
lf the n rl.4a H..