Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-02
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NEw-YoRK, OCT. 8.

NEw-YoRK, OCT. 8.
By the arrival of the packet ship Eu-
pirates, Capt. Stoddard, at this port last
evening, in 90 days from Liverpool, we
have been favored with London files to the
9th and Liverpool to the | It'll OF Septem-
Der. Nothing of an interesting or i'm
portant nature has transpired since our
last advices.
In Grea, Britain the Cabinet Council
was convened on the 4th Sept. three
days after bis Majesty's arrival in London;
| but up to the 9th of hat month, as we
are assured by the Courier, no definite
arrangement had been taken relative to
the alteration in the ministry, which had
become necessary in consequence Of the
death ofthe Marquis of Londonderry.
The negotiations, says the English
man, for the return of Mr.. Canning to
Office as foreign secretary, continue; but
neither the objections fhis majesty, nor
ofthe Lord Chancellor, are yet surmount-
ed. On this appointment the rest will OF
course depend. That adjusted, the sub
ordinate changes, if any, will be easily
completed; while delayin the nomina-
ton of the foreign minister viii! suspend
every other. Lord Bathurst at presen,
holds, ad interim, the seals Of the foreign
Office.
In Ireland it is stated that spirit of
lawless depreciation still exists in some
of the baronies OF The lately proclaimed
districts.
The Paris dates are to the 5,h Of Sep
TENDER. The Constitutional, on the au-
thoriiy of German reports, gives the fol-
lowing summary of the propositions to
be submitted a, tie Congress OF Vienna {:
l.. To declare firmly and openly agains,
revolutions of every kind; 2. 10 intrusl
the guarantee of Italy and Germany to
Austria; 8. To agree to secret article
relative to Spain; 4. To renew the
guarantees given to the other states Of
| Europe; S. To declare a neutrality, at
least ostensible, with respect to the af-
fairs of Turkey 6. To invite the differ
ent powers to abstain from open war with
| Spain; T. To agree to repressive and
general measures with respect to the
press.
From Spain we are furnished with no
news OF decisive or interesting charac-
ter.
The King had applied to the ,Cortes
for permission to quit Madrid, but il was
refused on the ground that the Kings de-
pa,turc would increase the disturbances.
The Cortes also informed his Majesty
that there was not sufficient number of
troops to escort bin. Major Gen. Zarco
del Valla had been appointed Minister
for the Court of London.
The Duke del Infantado, the Marquis
de las Amaribles, the Archbishop Of
Saragosso and the Bishops of Malaga and
Ceuta have been bani,hed.
The garrison had been reduced to 500
men, and the military duty was almos;
entirely done by the National Guards.
One hundred children lately died in
Amsterdam, Of the small pox. The Bur-
gomasters have eXhorted all persons to
have their children vaccinated.
The plague that has been desolating
| A. .,iers, is said to have made its appear
ance opposite to, and within tcw.miles
of Corfu.
The German papers are filled almost
| exclusively with specu'ations on the sub
jet Of the Congress OF Sovereigns, and
| the points to which discussion is 10 be
| drawn, are said to have been already ar
| ranged at conferences held at Vienna,
between the Ministers of the difirren,
powers. There were present at these
conferences. the Prince dc Metternick,
Austria, M. de Tatischef, Russia,
the Marquis de Caraman, France, Mr..
Gordon, England, and The Prince de
Hatfield, Prussia.
| &c o.