Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11
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FGnElGE.
NEw-yoRk, NOV. s
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

tors of the New-York Daily Advertiser
have received London papers to the 2lst,
and Liverpool to the ED September, in
elusive. 81
II would seem that the apprehension
OF a great failure crops in England had,
in considerable degree, subsidized. The
Courier of Sept. Goth, says "All fears
as to the opening of the ports for the i'm
portation OF foreign grain, have, we IN
derstand, nearly subsidized. The crops
in Scotland, we learn, are very good.
The wheat is excellent, and the weather
there has been comparatively favorable.
Hence,i it is not possible that the averages
will allow the ports 10 be opened in No
veniber, as the sale OF inferior corn must
keep them down, even should the good
corn rise, which is hot likely, il the wea-
Their prove tolerable. We learn, indeed,
that a further reduction in the price oil
corn is expected to take place to-mor-
row; as several coastins vessels, laden
with it, arrived in the river yesterday,
and great many more are expected
this day. The corn porters began to
break bulk this morning in consequence"
On the 18th September, the funds adj
vanced half per cent. owing, as is sug-
gested, to the fine weather, and the al
most certainty Of good crops, and the
consequent failure Of the speculation on
opening the ports.
At the London Corn Exchange on the
10Th September, offers were made at a
reduction Of shillings per quarter, but
nobody would buy. s
There is very little in the papers CD
the subject of Turkish or Russian af-
fairs. An express arrived in London on
the 18th Of September, whose desDatche,
were said to be decidedly in favor Of
peace. ~ gar
1t is stated, that The large Russian force
on the Pruth keeps the Turks so much
in fear OF an attack from that quarter,
that they are unable 10 send forces to the
Morea, and that in consequence of this
state of things the instruction advances
favorably to the Greeks in that quarter.
The answer of the Ottoman govern
ment 10 the Russian utimatum is pub
lished in the Vienna papers. The Porte
is wiling to remunerate Russia for the
detension Of vessels in the Bosphorus.
The free navigation of the Streight is to
be re-estabIished--all subjects to be pro-
tected in their religious worship, &c.
X. The wife of the late Emperor Chris
topic, and her two daughters have arriy-
ed in London from Port-an Prince.
The Greek Chief, Prince Ypslanti,
has been struck ont ofthe Russian army
list. r
The King Of Great Britain was ex-
pected to depart from England on his
continental tour about the s2d Septem-
Der. Lords Justices for the administra-
ton of the government during his ab-
sence had been appointed, consisting Of
the Duke of York, the Arch bishop Of
Canterbury, and the Cabinet ministers.
Sir Robert Wilson has been dismissed
the military service.
Parliament has been further prorogued
to the 29th OF November. s.
The situation of Spain, il we may
Judge blythe Madrid letters, isdeplorable.
The club Fontana has excited to most of
themischief. A courier arrived al Ma
drid on the Sd OF September, from Sara
gossa, and it was immediately circulated,
that Riego was arrested. The most in
temperate exclaimed against his disgrace
as a servile Difference 10 the French go
vern,ncnt. On the 9Th the commotions
assumed more violent character in con-
sequence OF the nomination of Rodriguez
as Minister War. An immense null
ttude throngcd the Puerto del Sol, de-
nanded the instant return OF the king to
Madrid, and that the French ambassador
should be sent off, and the Cortes in
s,antly convened. A courier from Sar-
agossa, says there is no doubt tina, Riego
aspired to the dictatorship; some agents
who We're in the secret, divulged the
whole plan.s There was a general cry
of execration against the conspirator
when his views were known. He had
been conducted to the fortress Of Lerida.
1t is affirmed that plot to assassinate
The king bad been discovered, and that
several high personages were implicated.
At 40 O'Clock, Oh the night Of the 9th,
the troops at Madrid were called out to
maintain tranquility; at that hour the
Minister Bardaxina proclaimed by torch
light that his majesty would not be in his
capital until the 28th, at the opening OF
the Cortes. This communication excit-
ca loud discomfort in all quarters--At
the club Fontana they declared that ifthe
King would not come to his capital yo-
UNFAIRLY, he must be brought there.
The intelligence from Spain contain |