Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

ldeputation, lied on Saturday in Paris.
| He was AaJor-General, and Knight
of ST. Louii
| Letters hive been received from Odes-
sa, dated LIP 9Th Of August, which con-
firm the nets of the arrival of the Baron
| StrogonoTlt Odessa, and that of the de-
lparture OF three Turkish couriers, which
| were despatched 10 The chief Off he army
in Bessarabia, to the admiral of the heet
at Sebastopol, and to his majesty the
4 Emperor at St. Petersburg.
r Ertruct ofa ietterJrom Paris.
You are no doubt aware that the OBJ
iect of Lord Wellington's visit to Paris
WAS for the express purpose of urging
the French government to Join US IN
league, offensive and defensive, for
promptly opposing the projects OF Alex
ander.--Yon are aware Of his having had
conferences with most OF the foreign
ministers al Paris; his interviews with
the King are said to have been Of the
most interesting description. My IN
formant asserts that we have offered TO
restore the old limits of France 10 the
Rhine, Savoy, the Isle of France, and
one or two of the West India colonies,
on condition that an army should be put
in motion towards Austria, while our
naval and military forces should co-ope-
rate in the Baltic and Mediterranean
Louis is sid to have entered into the
project, AMI referred Lord Wellington
to the Mipstcr ofWar The latter was
equally Will disposed; but he proved,
by official documents and private informa-
ton, that here would be. no possibility
OF formingan army to act with effect in
such a scleme, while, if put together as
constitutedby Napoleon, the present dy-
nasty must be sacrificed as matter Of
course. The Dukes conference with
Pozzi d Iorgo had for us object re-
monstranD against any addition OF terri
tory, or, indeed, declaration Of war on
the part Of Russia, with threat, that If
Alcxander's views we're followed up, a
general war in Europe must be the con-
sequence. Having failed in our efforts
here, it is supposed we shall look to
Spain, and those other means OF creating
a party in our favor, to which we have
often resortcd en- former occasions.-
With respect to the actual state ofthings
between Russia and the Porte, no one
here believes peace can be preserved, or
that the autocrat will forego the golden
opportunity. Nothing ian be more popu-
lar than the projected war amongst all
classes in Russia; and the bestinforined
persons here say that Alexander is urged
on every side to commenre hostlities.
Nothing, therefore, but unconditional
submission on the side of the Turks will
lead to a paci6cation. In this latter case,
will the cabinets OF London and Paris
aequiesce in the new arrangements :"
Odessa, august IA.
No person here has any doubt that
hostilities will speedily commence; il is
even thought that the conriers which
have been despatched to the feet and
headquarters were bearers Of the ne
cessary instructions. a formal declara-
ton by our august oyereign is now look
ed for.
E.rtraet If hrivate letter, dated Jugs
~ berg, September $.
The courier OF Vienna, which arrived
to-day, has brought the important news
tina, the two Russian arr les, commanded !
by Gems. Sackcn and Wittgersiein, have
been in fall movement since the arriva.
Of an extraordinary eatajstte from St.
Petersburg.
On he lS0th ul,imo, the Aulic Conn-
Gil Of Wal despatched several messen-t
gers to the generals commanding the
Austrian troops cautioned in Transylva-I
MIA, and in the Bannat Of Temeswar.
- ~ 49, London, SEPT. IA. |
CRY, ore o'clock.-The funds have
fallen this morning nearly halfper cent.
The decline is ascribed to the very un-
favorable weather. The jobbers are
Specializing onihe probability OF the ports
opening Tor the admission of foreign
corn, and that large sums will be re-
CURED, which will affect the Exchange
also, that the gold coin must, in some
measure, leave the country. The con-
Trajectory accounts respecting Turkey |
and Russia have likewise an untavorable
effect upon the funds.
We will venture to assert, that no |
danger OF war menaces the Porte.-l
The speculations and conlcctures Of the
Paris papers, contained in private letters,
as they aretermed, from Vienna, Frank
fort, etc. are entitled to very little conf
dence. The disturbed state OF the Greek |
provinces is sufficient to justify, as mat
Ter OF mere precauuon, the concentration
OF a considerable force along the from
tiers of Russia and Austria, though we