Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31
LATE FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK. JULY a,

LATE FROM EUROPE.
| NETWORK. JULY 4.
BY the Atlantic, captain Matlack, tn
editors of the Mercantile Advertise
have received Liverpool papers Of til
3oth, and London papers to the evenin
ofthe 2Sth May. Extracts follow:
Accounts from St. Helena to the st
of April had reached England. The
stated that Bonaparte was seriously i'll
that he had sent for Sir Hudson Low
the governor, and that his dissolution
was not expected TO be far distant. b.
Two vessels have arrived in this countr
which touched at ST. Helena as late a
the 18th of April, and were both inform
ed that Bonaparte was we'll.
The London papers have also in larg
capitals, positive accounts of the captur
If Lima, with some Of the particulars
received by vessel which left Rio j.
metro in the month of March. But tn
Macedonian frigate, which left Rio tn,
middle of May knew nothing of it.
Madrid, May 10.
Favorable accounts have Just been re
ceived from America. The Universe
announces that two deputies from Boil
var are expected, who must soon arrive
as the despatch announcing their missio
set out but few days before them
The following particulars, which Their
is reason TO believe are we'll founded, are
added:
Bolivar has signiied, in confden
tial despatch, the basis of the PROPOSED
treaty; according to which,
81. The province of Caracas shall
be entirely subject 10 the mother coun
try, and make part of the Spanish terri
tory.
"9. Bolivar shall be nominated Cah-
tain General of that Province, as the on.
ly man able to restrain the various par.
ties which divide that country.
IS. He shall, in consequence, MAKE
his Submission, take the oath to the Spa
nish Constitution, and have the rank o
Lieutenant General.
50. The territory of the republic o
Colombia shall be declared independent,
its independence was to be recognized
by Spain; and the two powers shall sent
to each other diplomatic agents.
"5. This republic shall, however, BIT
attached to Spain by treaties of com
merce, SO that the latter power shall lose
none of the commercial advantages
which it has hitherto derived from those
provinces"
Madrid, May iS.
The session of the Cortes is to be pro
longed one month.
Aun, May Ia.
The storm is beginning to threaten
general Morillo, count Of Carthagena
A deputy has required an explanation
from the Minister Of War, of his conduc
IN countersigning the appointment Of al
individual to an Office in Spain, who, il
his quality of cap,ain-general ofthe Ca
raccas, was resident there. A Govern
nent Journal says, that the laws of the
Indies, which declare viceroys and cap
tains general should not be resident il
their governments, could not apply Il
the count of Carthagena, who was in
trusted with an extraordinary mission
and invested with higher powers thar
vicernys. The official answer is mo.
mently expected.
Paris, May IS.
Letters from Laybach announce tina
the Emperor of Russia left that city or
the 18th to return to St. Petersburg
passing through Bada, in Hungary, ant
Warsaw. His majesty the Emperor o
Austria also intended 10 leave Layuacl
Immediately to return to Vienna.
Private letters from Spain state tina
Merino has been taken; his own accom-
plices delivered him to general Empeci
nado.
The accounts from Constantinopls
and Bucharest for some days past ar,
involved in obscurity.
1t is said that the whole of the More;
is now in arms. At Pa,ras, the fire
which was set to the city, continued IL
rage for more than four days; and Will,
the cross was hosted as the sign ofinde
pendence, the Greeks slaughtered the
Turks wherever they could meet them
The unfortunate refugees, at the house.
of the European consuls, were every In
slant in terror lest they should be dragged
forth. At last, after six days Of the