Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-09-25

The Princess Augusta took her station
on the Regents lett. The Duchess OF
Gloucester, Princess Sophia of Glouces-
ter, the Duke of Gloucester, the Dukes
OF York and Kent, principally remained
opposite the Regent.
Ii was one OF the most brilliant and
numerously attended Courts ever wit
messed. Besides the members of the
Royal Family, the ministers and officers
of state, the Speaker of the House OF
Commons, the judges and crown law
yers, an unprecedented crowd ct nobility
and gentry, were present
Paris papers to the 18th inst. have
been received, but their contents are I'M
important.
Singular simplicity prevails in the Pa
risian ladies' dresses-long waists, bound
with Scots rbband, plain muslin gowns,
straw hats, or white bonncts-and this is
the ton !
A correspondent in Edinburgh writes
under the date of June 10, as follows -
!" We have authority to state that mis-
understanding which has taken place be-
tween nobleman residing in the county
of Edinburgh, and a gentleman OF this
city, has been settled in manner honor
able to the parties, and satisfactory to
the persons who had opportunity of Of
fering advice on the occasion"
Meeting at HunSlet Moor.-This mis-
chievous meeting took place on Mon
day last, on Hunslet Moor, near Leeds,
when, after several seditious harangues,
it was agreed that an inf1ammatory de-
claration should be signed, " ror the in
formation of all whom it may concern"
Another meeting of the same mischiev-
Gus character takes place on Monday
next.
BREMEN, JUNE 3.
Accounts from Russia say, that the
deficit of the great house of Eur Ke-
hacker and Klean, is estimated at two
millions of roubles, and it was feared
that this failure would produce many
others at Petersburgh and elsewhere,
particularly in Holland. The private
Golfers of the Emperor Alexander have
claim of above a million of roubles,
and many noblemen have experienced
losses more or less considerable. The
chief partner of this house has put an
end to his own existence. There are
above 800 German emigrants at Ham
burg, Altoona, and the neighborhood,
waiting for an opportunity to go to Bra
zil. The number of these emigrants
increases daily. The greater part are
subjects of Wirtemberg, Darmstadt, and
of the Palatinate.
MENTz, JUNE 6.
From the 18th of April to the end Of
May, the number of emigrants to Ame-
RIGA, who have passed by our city, down
the Rhine. was 1862, viz. SIS men, 263 |
women, and 5s5 children; 633 OF WHOM
were from Wirtemberg, of whom 378
were of the sect called Separatists.-
There was one man of 81 years of age,
with his wife and fourteen children.
WASHINGTON, AUG. 20.
A correspondent at Norfolk, writes
under date of August Is, that captain
Webb had just arrived there, in 90 days
from Maracaibo, bringing the following
About the time Of his
sailing, Goth ult.) news reached there,
Of the defeat of Gen. Morillo at Gala
oosa, small place short distance up
he lake, and that his loss was great in
Iced. He had since made requi3ition
or more troops, ammunition, and cloth
ing, but it was not probable it would be
Tiled. The patriots were much elated
at their success, as the odds were great
ly against them. Capt. w. did not I'M
lerstand the name of the general COM
the patriot forces.
1t must have been general Bolivar,
Who was on his line of March from An
sostura to Santa Fe.
Extract Of a letter .from La Guayra,
July %, 1919.
The Grand Margarita armada COM
posed of 90 armed vessels and trans
,orts, having on board $50 English and
Germans, and 200 Creole troops, sailed
IN the 18th from Margarita, and on the
18th effected landing at Pozuelos, s
eagues from Barcelona, which place
vas taken on the 18th. Our army is at
some distance in the interior, but are,
ere this, marching against the enemy
Dur fleet has gone to windward, and if
they fall in with the enemy, will give
good account of them. The greatest
prevails in this city, Carac-
cas-, and the country round-business
very dull. Produce high and scarce"
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