Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01
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NEw-YoRk, NOV. 23.

| The Comet brings a London paper
OF the 9th ult one day later than before
received. The rumors of another war
continued to occupy the foreign Jour
nalists. 1t is said Russia is to fight Aus
ira and Prussia.
It was rumored that parliament was to
! meet in November to discuss the egality
of the conduct Of the Manchester magis-
rates.
The ship Magnet, Ogden, arrived at
this port last evening, in the very shor.
passage of Is days from Liverpool. The
editors of the Gazette have received their
London papers TO the gath, and Liver
pool of the 25th OF last month In haste
they give hasty summary of their con-
tents.
Capt. Ogden has brought dispatches
from our minister at London for govern
ment.
The prince regent has appointed the
earl of Dalhousie governor of Upper
and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and the islands of Prince
Edward and Cape Breton.
AT meeting at Chester, Oct. 18th, It
was agreed to raise an additional armed
force, and 40ool. was Immediately sub.
scribed for the purpose.
The Courier, speaking ofthe accounts
from different parts of the country, OBJ.
serves, We should tremblc for the
fate of this envied land, if we saw any
want of vigilance or courage in our gov
ernment."
The Radicals had given out, that hey
intended to have another meeting at
Manchester on the first of November.
Most of the troops had deserted from
the Gordon before Cadiz.
On the 10Th ult. there was a consider
able fall of snow in many parts Of Eng
land. In London, ON the 22d, the snow
was two feet deep.
On the 18th of Oct. II. Z. the Senator
Tatischotf arrived at Paris, as Minister
Plenipotentiary from the Emperor OF all
the Russias, which lessened the idea ola
war, that had been agitated.
The American prize frigate Chesa-
pcake having been condemned at Ply
mouth, was purchased by Pushman and
Holmes, Of that place, who are bound
TO break her up the next spring. She
was taken round from Plymouth to-
Portsmouth,, by Capt. Goble and 10 men.
An English or French squadron, I'M
der admiral Freemantle and admiral
Lurein, arrived on the Sd Of September
at Algiers; on the 5th, the admiraIs
waited on the dey, and III the name Of
their sovereigns, presented the rcsolu-
tons of the congress at AK la Clapelle,
relative to the Barbary powers, one of
which was to the following effect
That the Barbary powers will no long
er be allowed to remain on the footing
they had been; and that they must
henc etorth, in their political relations,
consider themselves, to be viewed in the
light of civilized natiens," &c. To this
the dey replied that be really could nos
comprehend what the admirals would
say to him, and they have in fact, le.4
ARiers without any further arrange
ment.
The hop market was opened at Wcy-
thcl, England, on the l4th ult. They
were raore abundant than the last year,
and the price was from A. TO 81. lbs.
Tic Cadiz expedition is broken ur.
the cloathing and provision burned, and
the troops have deserted in all direc-
tons.
Mr.. Garlic has been tried and found
guilty Of blasphemy, in regard to the re-
publishing and selling Paine's Age Of
Reason.
A meeting Of the roformers took place
on the moor contiguous 10 the town Of
New castle upon Tyne. II consisted Of
from 10 to 5000 ofthe working classes