Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-15
EOREIGN.
NORFOLK, NOV. IS.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

1Oan OF LOnuOH papers from inc lahl
dates received, to the Esd of o october in
elusive, brought by the ship Averick,
captain Manlovc; in the remarkable
short passage of twenty-nine days from
the Downes. The following summary
and extracts comprise the principal ar
ucles csintelligence they contsGn---Hes--
A London paper of the 18th Of Octo-
Der says, that twenty-six public meetings
have already been held to consider of the
outrage at Manchester on the 10th Au-
gust. Of those, twenty-i five have con-
deinned the conduct of the magistrates
and yeomanry. One only approved.
An article dated Lemberg, Oct. l.,
states that recruits are ievying in Rus
STA, at the rate of one man for every fifty.
Commerce begins to be more brisk
in the Russian capitol. The Russian
army consists of about 100000 effective
men: the new levy viii produce about
10000 more.
Tranquility is nearly quite restoredin
Copenhagen; and considerable relax
alton of the system of rigor, which the
government found it necessary to resort
20, has taken place.
From an official statement of the reve-
nue. of Great Britain, it appears that the
receipts Of the whole year, ending the
fast of Sept. as compared with 1918, ex-
hibits decrease of 3e8,o42t.
An ordinance of France of the 9Th
October, permits the free expectation of
corn and flour--a prohibitory ordinance
had existed previously since the Sd of
August, 1915.
Charles Philips, Esq. the Irish barris-
Ter, had fought duel with Mr.. Hen
siques-after an exchange of shots, and
no injury done to either of the parties,
reconciliation took place.
A Leeds article states, that coarse
cloathes have been in considerable de-
mand lately in consequence of large or
derS from Russia having been received,
advising immediate shipments.
a species ofdiscontent, bordering on
treason, appears to prevail in Germany.
The elector of the Hesse has published
an address communicating to his sub
jects the appointment of Central Com
tnittee at Mentz, for the complete inves-
tigaSion of attempts against the public
tranquility. The committee are en-
powered to demand the arrest of suspect
ed persons, and have them conveyed to
Mentz. This act of the German Diet is
pronounced by an English editor, perse-
sution in the extreme, and the Commit
tee dreadful inquisition. The assem-
bly, of Minister'S of the German Courts
was to have opened on the lst of Nov.
Of Vienna.
Paris dates to 18th Oct. quote Eve
per cents at 7of. 26c.
LEIrsrc, OCT. 2.
Private letters announce the arrival of
the Emperor of Russia at Warsaw, in
company with the Grand Duke Nicho-
las--the latter intending to proceed to
Berlin to visit his brother in-l law the |
king of Prussia, who was unable, from |
the advanced season, to 60 to Warsaw.
LONDON, OCT. IL.
The deputies from Venezuela, who |
lately arrived in London have been |
sent, we understand, for tive purposes: |
20 procure the mediation of our govern
ment with that of Spain to concur in the
declaration of independence, and to offer
On arrangement of commercial inter-
course which may be deemed expedient
as the inducement, and to negotiate a
ioan'ifpossible. IF they do not succeed
with our government, it is understood
they will proceed to Paris.
LONDON, OCT. II. (
Accounts.of an alarming nature have
arrived from Blackburne. Two per-
SONS in that neighborhood, the one
blacksmith, the other described as an ,
instrument maker, have been taken up
ON charge of manufacturing pixies and
other weapons for reasonable purposes.
A few pike heads were found on the pre-
misses OF the former, and some pixies and
pistols on those of the latter. Both
prisoners have undergone an examina-
ton before "a magistrate and have been
committed.
A hand bill signed :" A. Thistlewood,
secretary" announces another meeting
of Reformers in the metropolis, on LIST /
November, in 'Finsbury Market-place.
Such unnecessary meetings tend to
make the very term Reform" sicken-
ing in the ears ofrational men. |
James Snow, one of the Framework
knitters Committee, having been deput-
cd to wait upon the Duke Of Rutland, on .
some business connected with the trade,
the duke made many inquiries relative i
to the state efthe Framework knitters,
professingmuch anxiety for their melio-