Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-20
' FONEiGNt.
NEW YORK, DEC. 30.

NEW YORK, DEC. 30.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the arrival OF the ship London, Al
len, the Editor OF the Evening Post has
received London papers of the On No.
vember, three days later than those
which reached us by the Corles. The
most interesting part oil their conten
al the present momeat is that which re-
lales to the designs OF the Holy Ali
aAce" against
SOUTH AMERICA,
and the part which Great Brian is like
ly lake IN the event oi the continental
sovereisns determining on invading the
new Republics. TIE latest accounts
which had reached London from PARIS,
confirmed the nlelllgen received
for M 5ht before, THAI the Bourbons had
resolved on the reduction ol the rner
Spanish and Portuguese colonies, and
that se,e ra vessels Win troops had ac
tually been ordered O mat service.
SPAIN.
The Madrid papers of the 23th Octo-
Der represent the schlsn, WIN had "a
keb place between the Dake II ArSpn-
lie ne and Fcrdii and, as 50 r a. mat they
would not again meet. The French
troops were rapidly Withdrawing IRON
all parts of the peninsula, and the sup
plies of French uoneY 10 the Spanish
treasury had ceased. Bourmont was 10
remain al Madrid, where the French
head quarters were i be established, and
a few OF the iortresses on the frontiers,
were to receive French garrisons, but
they were to be wholly Withdrawn from
every other part OF Spain. Private lei
tiers complain most Butterfly OF The AFRO
gance and insulting conduct OH the monks
and friars, aided and supported by the
"army of The fanh," and assert that no
honest or honorable man can any longer
reside in Spain. Every thing Ike trade,
with the exception of that of the French
smugg lers, was at stand, and the only
money to be seen any where was that
W On the French were spending Taese
letters also communicate the important
fact, that the Spanish troops in Andalu-
STA, were to be clothed at the expense o.
France; that they were already re.
ceiving rations from the French maze
zine, and SUN of money lily to p1r-
chase tobacco and spirits; in short Spain
was entirely province of France.
/ t convention for the cupatlon of
BARGE 'ona, I rragona and Hostarlch was
hlIrI al = ,rrI the II ali aaf |
r. lied the next day by the ID Ike CIR
neg liAno and Gen. Nina. The F"eue |
T. as were II axe possession OF those |
places on the 4tn.
The King Of Spain, with the Royal
F1niiiv, ,rrived at AIDA del RIO on tie
80 oi DC ODER.
All The Constitutional Chiefs in Es're-
msdura have made their submission,
with he excep ion ofthe Empeclnado.
The Duke d'Angoaleme arrived at
Madrid on the tirsl OF last month.
Madrtd, Oct. 25.
Ferdinand still SO far dep .nds on ms
resources, that he has already given or
ders To send 20 the HAVANA. and then
to Lima, the poor remains o the Spa
nish Navy, consisting of The Asia ship
Of the line, two triga,es, a corvette, and
two brigs. This exped,ion will be Sc
conded by some French vessels, which
will JOIN it in America. 1t is also f.
fir,ned that the French commerce will
enI,y hencefor,h, at the Havana, and
the colonies which are no, yet indepen-
dent, several important privileges. Toe
journey of his Royal Hishness to Madrid,
preceded ~ his head quarters, is an in
dication Of the return Of part Of the army
to France, which, at the same time, will
scour the provinces IF Alcant, Car.ha-
gena. Valencia. Arragon, on The one
side, and Anaalusia, La Mancha, and
CASTLE, on the other.