{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
Extract Of private letter Of the 18th May,
! from Madrid:--"Ih he revolt of the garrison
at Seville presented an aspect the more scri-
GUS as the civil authorities and officers took
no steps to prevent the pillage to which
rebels gave themselves up. The cause of
, their revolt is unquestonably the wretch
edness which they suffer Thc garrison of
Santander has also revolted, and the men
traverse the town crying-Thc Constitution
for ever. The insubordnation Of these like
wise is certainly occa>ioncd by the misery.
They rather resemble Il troop of beggars
! than soldiers of Statc.---Thc Governor OF
Santandcr had great difficulty il restoring
order. 4 multitude of persons have been


arrested among the troops, the officers and
even respectable merchants OF the town. On
the following day Proclamation was issued


Offering a great reward to any one that would


make known the authors of the plot, for our
Government sees nothing but plots, where it


ought to behold the natural and unavoidable
consequences Of its own maadministration


and the necessities Of the soldiers. 4 few
! days ago some royalist volunteers, being sent


10 a pot house to pct down d dispute, aug


mented the tumult. lhe corrcgidor Of Mad


rid repaired to the spot, and having re-
preached the volunteers the latter bound
him, and two officers that accompanied him


who were only rescued by the arrival of al


armed force. The King has given order.
S for immediate inquiry to be made into the
S affair, and for exemplary punishment to bt
? awarded to the guilty.


l a remark able instance of superstition ant
: mal-administration of justice, occurred a
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