Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. II.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


Our TANKS are due 10 Cap. d key,
OF tne Paoke. snip Lane aoter, for Lou
don papers TO The eiening OF the liza,
and Liverpool of the 2tnuit.
The news OF me lalitary operations II
Span, IS as usual c2niuscd ana contra-
d.c -ry, principally derived from Frenci.
sources, aad soneraly aocriblns success
70 Fre'tcn n.s. From the Traveller
oi ;he l2th, we have extracted all the
ariole !, contains reiAiive TO ihe progress
oi the French troops.
| Cu.uana continued to resist the the
nay, and, barring ueachery, 1t IS saiG
nuulns mus be c0fsumed IN strenuous
attacks, before thoughts n capituiaion
| VIII ba cniegaln, d. No attacks OF any
/ consequence mad been made since tbs
Is ~ JOY, aea .ht Fiencb we're roughly
hooded. 4 proclamation mas been ,ssu
eu by tnc new Go. efnUl, No,clia,) de-
clarlng II dean tof any person ~ aeHise
or taik Of capltuIau0n, and o'e 'i,disidu.
q! ha, actually suffered iof a violation O!
his order. was also ordered 10 pre-
vent treaeharoas Communications with
the enemy, ,hat ali persons exnioi,mg
signals u any kind should be shot
Goaerai QasogA has letI Cornnna,
being SEM lor by tie Ministry al Csdiz,
10 ,akc an important command IN Aata-
lusia, perhaps 70 assist or superctde
Z ,liasseros, nose conduct, ii Is said, Is
aot exactly VIVA, il should be, Coranna
being al ttal ilme closely blockadcd 10y
a French tlsale, Quirogs avA'cd him-
BEL. Of The steam packet RopAt George,
then about to SAL from Vigo Tor Eng
| add, rpposing 10 axe sn.ypiog thence
to7 Caa.z. i4e etrlved d plymouth III
III lie more than eighty hours; and then
went 10 London, where, duflns lis stay,
30 was principaly. engaged - transact
lng BUSINESS with the Spanish Ambasse-
DOR Fludifls that a packet for Gibrai-
ar was Irlng al Falmouth, under Enme-
iiaie orders ~ sail, lie Ieit tie meiropo-
lis on the u, 10 embrace this iavoraole
opportnn y.
His arrival IN Eng land, before the cir
cumsiances were known, led II any TO
fear ,hai CosanUa had fallen.
II was inlended 10 evacuate Vigo as
not worthy Oh delet,ee; aud plan Was
organizing 10 operate on the rear oil the
French lrupps IN that vicinity.
Money had becn-compelIed to with
draw IRON before Barcelona, TO hialora,
| and y, IS SAID would resume his old sta
ton a, Corona. The French papers
state, that he great nunDer OF sick in
the army, of Catalona, is the cause of
Marshal Money returning wilh his head
quarters 10 Mnara.
The Duke d ugonleme lef Madrid
on the 28d, OF July, iov 5 vile; having
previously by proclamation be publish
ed, dividing Spain aDopg lis Lieute-
narts, olyesied he Moek Regency Of all
power---not formally destroying it, but
placing TIE generals IN Fact above Their
Serene f!,ghneases, the Regents. He
! rock WIKI him 1000 men, and left The
Duke of Reggie remaining with 5000
trnops 10 guard he metropolis.
The dec,ded object Of the Dukes
iournev To the. south, is to enter II posi-
Die into a regociallon with the people OF
Cadlz. Tne french are now said to be
inclined to treat on liberal basis. This
change in their sentiments is attributed
to the discovery ,hat they have made OF
the Intrignes OF Russia, which discovery,
accord ling 10 his accouD, has operated
with so much force Oh the French Co
verbmeni, that i, has resolved to request
England 10 step in as arbitrator. All
that will be demanded Of the Spa
niards, it is said, will be to institute an
Upper Chamber, or rather perhaps a
Senate, after the plan of America, to
give the King an absolute veto, and to
pass into law the 92d article of the
Constitution which requires qualliica-
ton in property to entitle persons to be-
como candidates for sea in the Cortes.
Turks and Persians-The war be-
tween the Turks and Pcrsians wears an
aspect favorable to the former. The
Persian monarch, tired Of the war, was
pressing negotiations for peace; and the
revolt OF the Pacha Of Acre against the
Porte had been suppressed through the
good Offices OF the Pacha OF Egypt. The
latter had also landed 5000 troops in
Gambia, and had forced the insurgents
to raise the siege Of Canas,