Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-10-12
NEW YORK, SEPT. Is.

We nfrom captain Moves, arrived
yesterday, that official intelligence had
been received at the different consalates
in Leghorn, OF the declaration Of a block
ade of all the Turkish ports in the Lee
want, by the Admiral of the Greek feet,
who continued successful against the
Turks at sea.
Captain Noyes confirms the account of
the blowing up of the Turkish Adlmiral's
ship at Scio. He heard the explosion,
and the next day saw the fragments Of a
wreck and about sixty dead bodies IN the
Turkish dress.
A treaty of peace is said to have been
!, concluded between Tuscany and Al,iers,
with great moderation on the part o! the
latter power. The differences between
Spain and the Dey seemed likely 10 BE
serious, and the Spanish Consul had lel,
Aigiers.
The King of Spain had issued Royal
Order bearing date the 23i OF July, de-
claring the 9Th Military District Cata-
lonia) in state OF war, and consequently
ordering it to be occupied ny an army OF
ODSCIVdtiOli, uDuCT dGtI. fAlId3 dS oOii-
mander in Chief.
The King of Portugal has disapproved
of all the acts of the Prince Regent of
Brazil, contrary to the basin OF The Con-
stitution sworn to by the nation, and to
the DEGREES subsequently issued by the
Cortes.
Gibraltar, august 6.
By an order of the Dey issued at AL
geziras on the 5lh inst. it appears that a
number Of deluded men have rashly
sent forth the cry ofrebelion in The Rom
da Mountains, proclaiming the govern
ment oftyranny, and subyerting the Con-
stitutiona one happily established in
SPAIN Troops have accordingly been
ordered to march az ainst them from Al
gezIrss, which are to be joined'by others
from Gaosin and Casares. The whole
column will be under command Of col.
Crreitztieta, and consists OF $40 foot and
so horse.
About the middle of July the Malcon-
tents in Catalonia entered, and, as usual
exacted money, rations, Sc. in Olesa,
Canet, Arens de Mupt, Tarrasa, Cas-
tellfollit and Perrera, the latter OF which
they further burnt to the ground. Three
hundred of thcm were ds!odged. at the
same time, from the heights Of Ell Coli
de Lila, by handful OF the Chasseurs
ofthe Militia another party was worsted
in tho environs of Cas,eilvell; and Mi
sas, Mosen Anton and other leaders were
defeated on two different poin,s--the re-
suit Of their defeat being that Misas has
abandoned the environs of Vich with the
loss ola great many killed and wounded,
and withdrawn in great confusion towards
St. Boy; and that Moses Anton was
compelled to retrace his steps to Tara
dell, whence he had advanced, many OF
his men having dispersed. On the 2 LIST,
however, it appears that he had re-as-
sembled about 800, with. whom he
threatened Mataro; but Gen. Milans' ar.
rival at that place, left him no chance Of
realizing his projects.
Tranquility was almost completely re.
stored in the province Of Siguenza by the
latest accounts.
Ioulon, July7. <
Rear Admiral Hamelus has received
orders to take command of a squadron
which will shortly sail from this port
1t is supposed the squadron is bound fol
the coast Of Spain. Il.
Madrid. July IS.
People begin to talk at Paris Of the
recall Of their Minister at our court and
we talk here Of calling home the marquis
de Cass. Yrujo.