Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-06-13

are ignorant Of the Consequence Of this
affair.
A daily paper annelnces as a report,
that an explosion, lile to that of Spain,
seems to threaten the kingdom of Italy.
The movement bega at Bologne, and
the example was sooI follow ed at Milan.
A unanimous determination was mani
tested for the independence of the coun-
try. Tie Revolutbnists demand for
their King the Arch Duke Reynicr, with
a constitutional government.
March 3o.-They say that courier
has brought, to the Austrian embassy
dispatches when confirm, the report,
which we have already given, concern
ing the kingdom of Italy.
A letter from Bordeaux, OF the 18th ult.
states, that " troops are on their march
to Bayonre; probably storm is gather
ing which may burst on Spain. The
Holy Alliance will perhaps assist Ferdi-
nand. If they do, farewell to the tran
guilty Of Europe for a long season. A
postscript to the above says, Italy is
in state nearly like that Of Spain pre-
vious to the. establishment of the Cor
tes." ass
"The two late laws passed for the re-
striction of the press, and against per-
sonal libery, are extremely unpopular"
From tie continuation of the discus
sion of the law against the liberty of the
press, it is probable it will be completed
and promulgated on the " dark day"
1t is said Nina has Intercepted COR
respondencc from Madrid, of the highest
importance Ind he will not communi-
cate it, but tothe Cortes.
An ultra journal announces this day,
with a Triumphant air, that Alava, Gui-
puscoa and piscay, are nearly in insur-
re ction, to rs.establish the throne and
arbitrary powfr.
1t is confirmed that agitation prevails
at Portugal. The British pride, before
which every bne abascd himself, excites
at this day daring indignation. The
English are often publicly braved, and
advised to relieve the country from their
presence. We are assured distinguish
ed persons have already been designated
by an independent party, to propose to
the Cortes at Madrid Federation be-
tween the two people of ancient here.
- =. 81. .,. PQriS, Mareh 81.
Persons of all classes eagerly sub
scribe for the relief of the victims of
arbitrary power. Among the signers
arc LATTE, La Fayette, Benjamin Con-
slant, and many other Deputies.
What satire ON the ministry! What
characteristic trait Of the system to
which France is delivered!
Now that the discussion upon the
liberty of the press is terminated, it is
thought that NJ. Clausel DIES Cousergucs
will develop his projet Of all accusa-
ton against the Duke de Gaze. lie en-
gagged, in the face Of all France, to do it.
BordeQur, dhri 4.
The Spanish nation proceeds in the
work of reformation with a calnness
which becomes people determined to
be free. Letters from Cadiz confirm the
previous accounts Of the tranquility of
that city. The government is occupied
in forming corps of 10000 men, to
support the rev constitution of the ma
ton, and to set against those who may
disturb the public peace. The projects,
sub-prcfects, and municipalities, are or
ganized, and cooperate with the govern
ment in nainsaining tranquility.
Madrid, March 81.
Yesterday NC had double fete at the
court, to celebrate, at the same time, the
birth day of the Queen, and the anniver-
sary of the Publication of the Constitu-
ton.
The Junta have required the dismissal
of all who were of the 7o-w4io pesitioned
for the overthrow of the Cortes.
All the political chiefs (prefects) NOM
mated by the Cortes, arc restored to their
Offices.
The Secrctariat of the Cortes is also
re-established. Its Offices, seals, papers,
and the original of the Constitution, have
been restored TO it. All the Clerks are
restored to their posts.
Madrid is inundated with pamphlets,
gazettes, and handbilis, which are show
cred on the people from every quarter.
NETWORK, NAY Is.
The fast sailing ship Hector, captain
Gillender, arrived last evening, in 80
days from Liverpool, Capt. G.. has
favored the editors Of the Mercantile
Advertiser with Liverpool papers to the
18th, and London to the 10th Of April,
inclusive ), also, Lloyd's Lists to the 9th.
Some further disturbances had taken