Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-04-19


Courier Office, Thursday, o'clock.
We have received some further pub
lie and private accounts from Paris of
Tuesday evening-The following are
from the Paris evening papers of that
day:
Paris Tuesday euening.--The
speech of the king produced profound
impression upon the assembly. The
wishes of all good Frenchmen are re-
allied. A King of France, speaking to
Frenchmen of the honor and safety of
France, will be heard. Ere long we
may again say,-H ny a Plus le Ply
renees!
MADRID, JAN. l6.
1t is asserted that The minister of war
will soon present to the Cortes a pro-
ject for the organization of two foreign
legions /: the first under the name Of the
French Legion, and the other under that
of the Italian Legion. 1t is also said
that there is talk of terrifying Madrid
with intrenchments, but such project
would be at least ridiculous. If the
danger should reach as far as the capital,
the army will retire beyond the Sierra
Morena, to carry on Guerilla war;
fare"
Extract of private letter, dated Paris
Tuesday evening. "You will see by
the papers the Spanish Ambassador
has received his passports. He quits
Paris 10 morrow. 1t was remarked the
English Ambassador, Sir Charles Stuart,
was no, at the opening of the chambers
to day. There is report this evening,
that the three Courts OF Russia, Austria,
and Prussia, have addressed joint note
10 the British government, soliciting her
to make declaration of the principles
and policy she intends to adop, in the
war between France and Spain.
Madrid tahers ofthe 10Th inss.
The papers Of the 18Th announce the
departure of the Minister'S of the three
principal powers of The Holy Alliance
The Russian Envoy left Madrid on the
morning OF the l4tb, and was soon after
followed by those Of Austria and Prus-
STA. They all three took the road for
Bayonne.
The details of the measures for re-
cruiting the army are still before the
Cor'es; but there is nothing remarka-
bic in the sittings or the Cortes. On
he 18Th and l4th great number of
addresses were presented from different
public bodies, corporations, the nation
al militia, and various military corps, in
appreciation Of the answers of the 60
vernment to the notes ofthe foreign pow
ers, and the votes OF the Corles on those
answers.
TRIESTE, JAM 8.
A vessel arrived at Malta Oh the 10th
December, whichleft Napoli di Romano
on the 9th Of December, states that that
important fortress was at that time 10 the
hands of the Greeks. The Turks ca
pitu!ated, and were allowed to take away
the third part Of Tire considerable pro-
perry they had amassed there
Globe and Traveller Office, 5 o'clock.
-Wehave Just received The French pa
pers of Sunday. Our Express has been
delayed by the state of the roads.
A messenger had arrived at the En-
gllsh Enbassy at Paris, which left Ma
drid Oh the evening Of die 10th. The de-
parture of the three Ambassadors had
made little sensation. Mr.. Legarde was
still at Madrid.
The greatest union prevailed among
all parties in the Cortes 10 resist, in
case of war, the efforts Of foreigners. In
the sitting OF the 10th, deputy made
motion to grant a general amnesty for
political offences, including even the ac.
cused Of July 9TH.
The Russian Minister to the Court Of
Spain arrived at Paris from Madrid yes
terday evening.
1t is positively said that the Minister
Of the Marine goes to the Kings house
hold, and that Mr.. Hyde de Melville be-
comes Minister Of Marine. NJ. de Lau-
riston goes as major general to the army
Of the Pyrennees.
A letter received in Madrid from a
little town in Old CASTLE states, that
while the factious leader Marine was
there with his followers, he was inform
ed that the immediate advance of the
French was expected. He replied
" Would they were here to morrow for
inthat case Ivow TO pay them what owe
'hen, l shall give them even a warmer
reception than l did in the war of indie
pendence." Upon this letter the Uni
versal observes El%
"This is what we have always said,