Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-18
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NEW YORK. DEC. 90.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

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BY the arrival Of the packet ship Cad
mus, Captain Allyn, in 40 days from
Havre, the editors Of the New York Dali
ly Advertiser have received their files of
Paris papers TO the Sd of November, and
Hayrs papers 10 November 9TH These
papers contain London dates to the 3oth
of October.
Capt. Allyn visited Gen. La Fsyctte's
family a, La Grange, and left them all
we'll on the Gath October; has brought
letters for the General and his son, and
portrait Of The General, presented to
Congress by NJ. Scheffer, (painter OF Pa
ris,
The Courier of the solh says, that al
though the report of his majssty's agents
a, Bogota is very favorable, Colombia
cannot be recognized until the ternina-
ton of the war in Peru.
Paris, November. 9.
We believe it is certain tha' the sub
lect of the evacuation Of Spin has beeo
considered in the late councils held by
The ministry. 1t appears difficult TO con
tinue the occupation by cur uoops any
longer, without demanding new guarsn-
ties OF King Ferdinand, as we'll for the
security .. he troops, as Tor The pecu-
mary interests of France; and these
guarantees cannon be obtained while
Spain has no system of credit which can
permit Of reimbursement of The con-
siderable sums advanced by France, and
the new expenses which shall be pro-
duced by such augmentation Of force as
is absolutely necessary 10 the present
state Of affairs.
The evacuation of Spain at the expi-
ration OF the treaty OF July last, has there
fore been decided; but from what we
have been able 10 learn, it will not be
complete Tor some time; 10000 men
will return to France: the res, of the ar
my will retire upon Inc Ebro; and the
fortresses, such as Cadiz, Psmpeluna,
Sc. will remain in our power until the
perfect execution Of the treaties which
have regulated the occupation.
Letters from Vienna o. Inc 2lst men
ton The destruction Of the Esyptiap feet,
which was the chief hope OF the Porte,
has entirely decided the question in favor
Of Greece. The same letters state, that
grea, power, which CT account Of its
geographical situation, is able to .m-
ploy sn ion losing force in tho Mediter-
ransan, is SO much in favor of the Chris
tians in the Archipelago and the Morea,
that we may hope 10 see the year 1925
terminate with great and memorable
events.
London, Oct. OF.
A paper announces the arrival Of a
director of Mexican gold and silver
mine company, who has rendered to the
committee in London such favorable &C.
counts, that the stock of the com pany has
risen 10 60 per cent. advance. and few
sellers.
Shain We have received ourfile Of
Cadiz papers 10 the 9Th of October but
they furnish DO intelligence of particular
importance. The King is attne N Lo-
renzo, and The infant Maria Francesca
has an nIan, son, baptized Francis Ma
ria Joseph. Every thing in that unfor-
tunate country seems steadily tending to
some inevitable revolution, which every
precautionary measure only threatens to
render more thorough and complete
the papers communicate not explicit in
formation except what may be inferred
from the DEGREES OF the King, which are
still published in great numbers, and are
devoted to the same purposes as hereto
fore, the persecution Of the Constitution
aists, and the rswardipg OF Roy
alists for past exertions in in the service
of the King Imprisonments, banish-
menls, and death, arc the portion of
great numbers Of the former; and Offices,
decorations, titles, and pecuniary emo
luments are lavished on the latter
The King seems blinded to bis own
destruction; for in the act Of rewardlng
his friends, he awakens past scenes Of
dscord, the memory of which can only
cxasperase aud embi'ter the feelings OF