Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01

FROM the colonies bfTyne and Wear
They marched through the streets of
Newcastle " m music and flags, and BAN
aers Of every description, huzzaing, sc.
In order TO counteract the simultane-
Gus meetings Of The reformers On the
lst Of November, it had become neces-
sary for government to issue orders from
slle department of war, calling ON all
officers lately belonging to the royal ye-
teran battalions, and now upon the retired
list, immediately to report their respec"
tive addresses to the adjutaEt general, at
the Horse Guards.
Meetings of the reformers continued
tc be held in every part of England
IA article from Lamberg OF the lst of
Oct states that recruits are levying i'll
Russia at the rate Of one man in fifty.
FROM THE n. Y. aEncANrILE ADVERTISER
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
The papers are of more than usual
Importance. 1t appears that the gov
crnment OF England begins to express
alarm at the numerous meetings Of the
people, and as measure of precaution
an addition of 10000 men is to be i'm
mediatcly added to the protecting force
Of the country,
The Information received from the
difTereat parts of the kingdom, (says the
Coufier) of the progress of sedition, be-
cones, as might have been expected, of
more and more importance. The Radi-
Gals no longer conceal their projects,
but speak, without disguise, of" the re-
7'ointion already begun"
The great meeting in the county Of
York was to be held early in November.
Earl Fitzwillam, lord lieutenant of the
county, now 70 years of age, who was to
head the meeting, has been removed
from Office, by the prince regent.
The Oldham Inquest was finished,
and it was understood the coroner's jury
had agreed upon a verdict of UfLul
Murder against the Manchester masis-
:rates and cavalry; but it is said the
verdict would not be promulgated till
after the LIST Dccember, in order to give
time for parliament to pass bill Of in
demnity.
London, Oct. IS.
A material depression of the funds
took place yesterday. When the de-
cline began it was extremely rapid.
The foreign exchanges have been look
ing downwards for the last fortnight.
This day the funds have suffered
greater depression. The state ofthe coun-
ary, and the meditated measures of gov
ernment, are the ostcnsible causes of
this fall.-Gio6e.
1t was said ON the continent, that
count Montholon, came to Europe with
his wife from ST. Helena, disguised as
servant; that he has brought letters
from Bonaparte concealed in his clothes,
and the three first volumes of Bona
parties memoirs, which are to be for
warded to New York for publication.
The French chambers are to assem-
BILE on the 18th of November.
The emperor of Russia has abolished
the liberty of the press in Poland.
On the representation of the captains
commanding the large ships in ordinary
on the Canadian lakes, warrant officers
have been appointed to all the vessels,
some (which are large first rates. We
hear also that an extra number of war
rant officers are to. go out for the pur-
pose of providing for casualties.
Liuerhool, Oct. IS.
Our cotton market has been more
than usually depressed; and all descrip-
tons may be considered to have partici-
pated in the general languor, in conse-
quence of which prices may be consi-.
dered l-s to lad. per Id. lower, though
many holders continue firm at former
prices. The sales of the week ending
on the 13d, have not exceeded 240o.
n