Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-01
DEACON OFFICE,
Norfolk, Sent. Ill p. NJ.

BEACON OFFICE,
Norfotk, Seht. Ill P. NJ.
H. NJ. c. Ms. Brig of War L'Endy-
mion, Captain CresPel, from L'Oriens
(22d June,) via Martinique, ST. Domin-
go and Havana, / days from the latter,
arrived al this port this morning. The
United States frigate Constellation, Cop.
tain Woolsey, and brig OF War, sailed
from Havana about Esd ut. The form
err stood TO the w. the latter to the E..
The John Adams, Captain Nicho son,
was at anchor off Havana. An expedi-
lion was fitting out at Havana, to relieve
the forces at ST. Juan de UlIoa. Ano-
Their Instruction had been discovered On
the 18th August, at place called Le-
| lnond, in the island OF Cuba. The me-
groes belonging 10 nine plantations were
involved in the revolt. L was discover.
ed on the morning Of the day that they
intended carrying their plan into execu-
ton. Eighteen of the ring leaders had
been arrested, aud further efforts were
making to apprehend the remainder
| There were but few American vessels in
Havana. The place was tolersbly heal
thy. Mr.. V. nj. Garsche, Of Philadel-
phia, came passenger in the L'Endy-
mion. The officers and crew are all in
good health. They intend remaining in
| this port for some weeks. On Wedncs-
day last, off Cape Ha,terss, passed bris
with painted ports, with The letters B. c.
in her foretopsail, standing to the east.
ward,
Steam boat Surprize, Taylor, from
Washington. Lief, the store ship Alert,
| (Which she towed down. at the mouth OF
The Rapahannock.
A man OF war, (said to be a French
Frigate.) bound to Norfolk, was spoken
! last night, at anchor, on The Tail of the
Shoe, by the Pilot boat Ann.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser
of September 9.
FROM EUROPE.
BY the ship Montana, Captain Smith,
we have received our flies of Paris pa
pers to the 25th of July. They do nc:
add materially to our stock of European
intelligence. We, however, give few
items which we have CLEANED from them
FRANCE.
The king has 4bolished the Intendsnce
of the Crown Forests, and annexed it to
the administration of his household.
Paris, July %.
The Envoy Of the United States a,
Madrid, took his leave and lett Madrid
the 10Th instant, wi,heut waiting for his
successor, Mr.. Everett, who landed lew
days since at Havre.
Rear Admiral Dnpiessis died at Paris
on The 2lst JAY, OF the bite OF mad dog.
Six,y-six houses in the village of Tile,
France, were consumed by fire on the
Goth of July, by which 100 families were
reduced to poverty.
Mass had been attended in many pa
rishes in France, on account of the pro-
longed drought.
The Magistrates of Alsacc have for
some time employed the most vigorous
means to put stop to usury, which pre-
walls in that Province to great extent.
Within the jurisdiction of the Royal
Court of Colmar alone, nearly hundred
persons have been Gned since June, 1924.
On the 18th of July, usurer was fined
10000 francs.
Charles X. Of France, has established
in Paris Central Institution OF high &C.
ciesias,ical studies, md named FOR it's
Governors some of The most eminent
Prelates of this kingdom.
The Marquis de Chambray has pub
Iished second edition of the +" History
of the Expedition to Russia" with nu-
merous corrections. This work throws
light on some of the points in which Ge-
nerals Segqr and Courtyard differ.
SPAIN.
A private letter of the ll,h July, from
Madrid, says:
"The King has appointed Lieut., Gen.
Don Juan Caro- to be Captain General Of
the Province Of Madrid. Since this NOM
ination has been known, the moderate
party have maintained dead siIepce.-.
This measure is deeply to be lamented,
as it is the FIRST retrogade step since tho
decree Of June IA. The Court left Ma