Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-27
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NEW-YOHK,

NEW-YoRH, JAN. l.
By the arrival last seniae 81 the back
ship S'ephanIa, Capt. May IL 81
Hay from Havre, the ednoIs of the New
York Daily Advertiser have received
their regular files Of Paris papers to t..e
22d OF November, both inclusive.
The Paris papers contain mtiy Soc
cuatlons on The subject oil Spain 40 =
Colonies, aud ihe Cslsutua tel So, ;,
that il The Holy Alliance should make
any ait mp against the tiberlts OF South
America, il would change the whole lace
Of things. A direct attack would he
inside OH Ihe interests OF England, ana
contest would beimm ediately comm nc
ed, on the element where she is all pow
eriu. 1t is evident, il is added, that 10
reduce them, IN spite oil Eng iand .,nd
her navy, would be impossible. Eas-
land, it is said, does not pu; herself 10
the trouble OF comforting with tie CONT
mental powers, nor oil ineaae ing or at
lacking them, but is proceeding silently
and by diplomatic management to recog-
Mise Am rlcan Independence, and TO
form most important commercial con-
neXlons 18th the colonies.
Ballastcros is said 10 have been arrest
ed while mediiating an escape.
A member OF the Cortes, who voted
for the Regency at Seville, has been ar
rested and hung at Grenada.
Gen. Mor!llo has also been arrested.
The King continues to exile and de-
prive oi their empoynents those who
remained behind as well as those who
accompanied him. IS
The patents exacted by tho constitu-
tional government, are still demanded,
which dissalioGes the lower orders of the
people.
1t is ststed that the Ambassadors of
foreign powers are to bold meeting at
Aranguez, TO determine how Spain shall
be governed.
The French Consuls and Spanish
authorities in the ports, have disagreed
concerning the French vessels, taxi en- by
Spanish priva,eers, which the Royaiists
refuse to give up.
The Guebhard Spanish Loan has been
attempted al London and Paris, bat with
on, success. In London, it is sald, the
agent was treated with great contempt.
The ecclesiastics are demanding the
re-establishment OF the inquisi,ion. More
recent accounts STATE that The King OF
Spain entered Madrid on the 18Th soy.
mounted on Car drawn by 100 men.
GREECE.
The Greeks have taken possession Of
the castle OF Corioth. BY the way Of
Marscllies, news has arrived of an ell
esgemeit between the Ottoman and
| Greek fleets, which terminated with
equal injury TO both parties. The Tnrk-
ish Admiral afterwards proposed to the
| Greeks TO surrender to the Turkish
force, which was Indignantly rejected,
with the declaration that they would
sooner perish than submit.
MADRID, Nou. lO.-D. Victor Saez
opposes the re-establishment of the In
QUESTION; and it is said, yielding to. tue
wishes OF the foreign powers, he has
agreed that the Chapter of Toledo shall
full the functions OF that tribunal. re-
gardin,s certain subjects, according to
the ancient laws OF the kingdom, before
lis establishment. Hence, it Is con-
Guided ny some persons, that it Will me-
yer again be put In vigorous operation.
.Nop. ll.-Tne King publishes no
more DEGREES. The journals contain
nothing new; and things are expected
TO proceed in the usual course until the
arrival Of his Majesty. The French
| Body Guards w,il winter a, Mad,,d.
Constqptinohie, Oct. lO.--TLe Porte
has permitted the re.shipment Of corn,