Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-28
EONNAGE.
NEw-yoRK, OCTOBER SO.

furnishing Liverpool dates to the 4th of
October. In the afternoon the regular
trading ship IMPORTER, Captain Lee, ar
BY this arrival the Editors of the Com
piercial advertiser have received from
their correspondents, the London Cou-
rier to the evening of the 4th of October
inclusive; Lloyd's List to the Sd; Lii
verpool Trade List and papers to
the 9th.
The House of Lords met on the Sd
of October, pursuant to adjournment
The London papers say that the interest
excited on the trial of the Queen en-
creases as IT progresses. The crowd
which filled the streets, and who were
pressing towards the House of Lords,
was greater than on any former occasion.
Between 10 and | O'Clock, it seemed
"as if all the populace of London and
Friar's Bridge and Millbank, covering
not only the Strand, and the space from
Whitehall southwark, but Black -Friars,
Waterloo. and Westminster bridges
and every intermediate street from whif.h
view Of the river could be had. or
hoped for. AT IL o'clock, although a
great part of the procession had r,assed,
it was impossible to get r.earer to
Waterloo bridge than the hooses on the
north side ofthe Strand Opposite to it,
The number OF boats far exceeded that
collected by any ofthe annual shows on
the water. Among these, three large
steGm vessels, filled with passengers,
made conspicuous figure. A very
large barge, with flags and band Of
music, contained the chiefs of the pro-
cession, and many females.
After some preliminary business, the
Queens counsel were called in, and Mr..
Brougham commenced his speech,
which was not concluded until the next
day at half past twelve. This speech
occupies fifteen columns of the Courier.
AT 90 minutes past one, Mr.. w. adj
yanced to the bar, and was proceed
ing to address the house, when the Lord
Chancellor observed, that, as it APP
pcared to DO the intention of Mr.. Will
liams to follow Mr.. Brougham in a
second address, he must remind their
lordships, that it was at their discretion
whether to admit the course contem-
plated by the counsel for the defence
but he was sure the house would agree
with him, that in so important case, it
would be best exercised by permitting
it" The suggestion was unanimously
accededto, and Mr.. Williams commenc-
ed. The speech of this gentleman is
not contained in the London papers.
The Paris dates are to the first of Oc-
tober. The Moniteur Of the 3oth Sep
TENDER is nearly filled with an official &C
count of the birth of the young prince,
the son of the Duchess of Berry. The
prince has been named Henri Charles
Ferdinand Dieu- dome, Goods gift.)
The following is an extract of letter
from Paris, dated September %:
"Some important arrests have taken
place within the last 81 hours; public
rumor cites several Of the most ceie-
brated revolutionary characters in
France. am only able positively to an
nounce the names of Col. Fabvier, M.
Courcelles, son of the Deputy of Lyons,
and M. Combes Sieyes, Project du-
ring the hundred days, and nephew of the
constitution-making Able Sieyes."
A London paper of the Sd mentions
that dispatches have been received from
Persia, which g announce to ministers
the intrigues of the Russian agents in
that country, and indicate the designs of
the court of Petersburgh. The regu-
lar army of Russia now in Georoia and
on the line of the Caucasus, is upwards
of 100000 men, and the Russians have
taken possession of plane on the Cas-
plan sea, near Asterahad"
.Nahlea.-The intelligence from Ma
pies is to the 18th of September. A
letter of that date states, "that accounts
had been received from Sicily of a san
culinary battle between the RoyaIists and
Palermtans, in which the latter we've
defeated, with the loss of the greater
part of their force; and that Col. Costa
had entered Palermo, on the 9th, at the
head Of his army. The battle is said to
have taken place about Is miles from
Palermo, and the news to have been re-
ceived by telegraph, and is generally
credited" A London paper of October
Cd says, that several other letters have
been received which furnish the same
intelligence.
The Emperor Of Austria has address
ed note to the German Courts respect
ing the affairs of Naples. We regret
our limits will not admit of its insertion
at lenpth The Emnepor e.ye