Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-03-13

SidiitCu3 DIS alike SSSehtldl III tllt QlSillly
Of the throne, and demanded by the
plainest principles of justice. If the
Queen is to understand that new pro-
ceedings are meditated against her, she
throws herself with undated confidence,
on the representatives of the people,
fully relying on their justice and wisdom,
to take effectual steps to protect her
from the farther vexation of unnecessary
delay, and TO provide that those unex-
ampled prosecutions may at length be
brought to close"
1t is the more extraordinary that this
message was not received, as Mr.
Broughain had appraised both the Speak
er and Lord CAST oh that such a
message was 10 be bro. .,ht down.
Though the House of Commons, as
is we'll known, usually meets about a
quarter before four, yet the hour fixed in
every adjournment is ten.
LONDON, NOV. 90.
DHnister8.-Lord Grenville has de-
clarcd TO the King that he could form
no party OF friends in either House, that
could strengthen the remnant of the pre-
sent administration, ifleft by the Earl of
Liverpool, the Earl of Harrowby, and
Mr.. Canning, who have all rendered
their designations. 1t is said that the
King has sent for Lord Spencer, to con-
suit with him on the formation of new
administration.
Foreign hteHgence.-The Brussels
papers contain some communications
from Vienns, respecting continental at
fairs. 1t is not pretended that the pre-
else determinations of the Allied Pow
ers, as settled in the Congress of Trop-
pau, are yet known. 1t is, however,
acknowledged that Austria, in conjunc-
ton with Russia and Prussia, will occu-
py the kingdom of Naples with militia
ry force. The immediate cooperation
of England in this nefarious scheme is
not anticipated. The English fleet in
the Gulf Of Naples is stationed there for
observation, and for the purpose of pro-
tecting the Royal Family in case ofneed.
The continued absence of the King of
Spain from his capital, and some uncon-
stitutional appointments, by the sign
manual only, gave rise TO a very general
suspicion that some treachery was medi-
tated by Ferdinand against the people.
An address of the municipal authorities
was therefore published on the 18th
ultimo, which has determined the mon
arch to return to Madrid The alarm
spread through the provinces, and the
militia is every where organized to pro-
tect the constitution.
The Hamburg papers mention an at
tempt to revolutionize the Danish mo-
narchy. 1t is said that it had been long
in preparation, but was frustrated ON the
eve Of its execution, by the vigilance of
the police.
LiS6on.-It is stated in letters which
have arrived through France, that Capt.
Watkins, of the Brazil packet, was ar
rested on his arrival at Lisbon, and bis
mails seized and searched. No contra
band articles being found, the captain
was released. The packet was again to
sail for the Brazils on the 9Th November,
with the Conde de Pamela; but no
private letters were suffered to go with
her. The elections for the Cortcs of
Portugal were concluded in the same
manner as in Spain, and the deputies are
to meet in January. The loan of
100000 is nearly completed. Up
wards of 10000 troops are quarlered
upon the Inhabitants, which causes much
complaint. Robberies are frequent, and
the public mind is still very unsettled.
PARIS, NOV. %.
A letter from Bayonne, dated the l4th
inst. says, "The English have taken
possession of two Portuguese vessels at
the mouth of the Tagus, and war be-
tween Portugal and England may be
daily expected. - Gazette de France.
Letters from Madrid of the 18th, an.
nounce that new troubles had broken
out in Valencia. The pillar of the con-
stitution had been insul,ed, and subse-
quently popular movement took place
against the Archbishop, and the troops
were called out to protect him from the
fury of the multitude. The head of
General Elio was demanded, and he
could with difficulty succeed in calming
the commotion. Courier Francois.
VIENNA, NOV. IL.
The political thermometer now de-
cidedly indicates war against Naples
The military council of state yesterday
despatched orders to several regiments
of infantry in garrison at different places,
to march for Italy. The relnforcements
for the army of Italy, sent off within these