Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-03

EOndpaIlS, aHu tIlS greater part Ot NGOaI
are now living in Piedmont. The Aus
trian resident at Sesto Callenda, has
been instructed to allow no person with
out passport to cross the Maggiore,
even for an hour. This order is rigidly
enforced, but the watchers and the watch
ed are equally infected with the reyolu
tionary spirit.
1t is stated that the Dutch and Ameri-
can squadrons have sailed in pursuit of
the Algerines. twas the opinion of the
American officers that they had gone
against Tunis--others suppose against
the weakest of the Italian States.
Extract Of letter from the agent to
Lloyd'S, at Gibraltar, dated 25th
June.
by the arrival of the United States
vessels of war Peacock and Spark, from
Leghorn and Algiers, we learn that in
formation was given to them at Leghorn,
10 days ago, by the American consul, of
an Algerine squadron being at sea, con-
sisting of two sloops of war, two briggs,
one schooner, and one row galley, and
gency against Tuscany. The Peacock
and Spark went in consequence to Al
giers and ascertained this information to
be true, but could get no tidings of the
course the squadron took, although they
boarded every vessel they met on their
way down here. 1t is the opinion of the
American officers that the operation Of
this force is directed against Tunis, with
which state the Algerines are in hostili-
ty."
London, July 81.
The King was better yesterday. The
govt in his hand appears to be diminish
ing. In other respects the King is in
good health.
The Queen has sent communication
to the House of Lords, stating her inten-
ton to be present every day during the
investigation which is to take place, and
requesting that seat may be provided
SO situated that she may hear distinctly
all the evidence that may be produced.
The Paris papers of the oath have ar
rived. They are filled almost exclusive
ly with the affairs ofSpain. On the 10th
the Cortes approved OF an address TO the
King. This document, after congratu-
lating the King, &c. thus refers to the
South American Territories.-" The in
innate union of the Cortes with your
majesty's government, the re-establish-
ment of the constitution, and the faithful
accomplishment of promises, by remov-
ing all pretext for distrust, will facilitate
the paciGcation of our transmarine pos
sessions. The Cortes, ON its side, will
letno opportunity escape to propose and
adopt the necessary measures, to re-es-
tablish tranquility in those regions, in
order to unite the SPANS of both hemis-
pheres in one happy family"
After the reading of the address, the
minister of pardons and justice ANNOUNCE
ed, that the King had deemed it necessa-
ry to secure the persons of the sixty nine
individuals who had signed the address
to his majesty against the constitutional
system in 1914, and that they were con-
fined in various converts.
A letter, dated Santiago de Chill,
April 9, states, that the port of Callao
had been closed by order of the viceroy
Of Lima. The Venganza and Esmeral-
da frigates were gone to Guayaquil after
the Prueba. A brig had arrived at Val
paraiso, from the island of Tumaca,
bringing an officer of Bolivar's army,
with intelligence of the advance of the
Patriots from Pastos upon Quito. The
island of Tumaca was in the possession
of the Patriots. An expedition, consist
ing of 1000 men, was about to sail from
Valparaiso, and the port was to be laid
under embargo till their departure,
The Trafalgar, of 100 guns, was
launched at Chatham, Goth July.
The House of Lords adjourned on the
Goth to the 18th of August, and the
House of Commons to the 2lst.
The trials for treason, at Glasgow,
were completed. Games Wilson, was
convicted, and sentenced for execution
on the 5oth of August. The other pri-
soners were acquitted. Some more pri-
soners were to be tried at Paisley.
M. Pignatelli, late secretary of state,
under Murat's government, is appointed
ambassador from Naples to the court of
France.
From the .Neu-Tork Daily .adueraiser.
On the 18th July the King appointed
Stafford Canning, Esq. Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
the United States of America.
sc Al, 4.