Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26
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The ship Lancaster, Cap, West, ar
rived al Philadelphia, on the oath ult.
from Liverpool, (irom which she sailed
on the i9th,) furnishes London and Lii
verpoo dates TO the 10Th and 10Th Of Fe-
bruary
Engiand.-.JIn the British House of
Commons, alter discussion which last
ed Jour days, Mr.. Gilbourn's motion for
leave TO bring in bill 10 amend the ex
isting laws relative TO unlawful associa-
tons in Ireland was carried at 8 O'Clock
on the morning of the 10th, by MAORI
,y OF 1855 The principal object of this
bill is the suppression OF the Catholic
Association.
The Duke of Northumberland has been
appointed Ambassador Extraordinary
from Great Britain to France. The Hon.
Fred. Lamb has been appointed Ambas
sador Extraordinary TO the Spanish
court.
Stain The latest news from Madrid,
is dated, Feb. 9Th. At that time Ferdi-
dinand was recovering from an indispo
silion which had confined. him to his
room for several days.
Franee.--From the tenor Of the latest
Paris paper, it was anticipated that the
impori ami measure oil indemnify to the
emigrants, though attended with infinite
difficulties, would be carried through.
Mr.. Cassimir Pefrier strongly objected
10 demand of thousand miiHons 10
indemnify the en.igranls, before any do
cumen;s were presented 10 afford proof
oil the ability OF France TO support such
an exlravagant expenditure.
From the answer of the ministers in
the Chamber OF Deputies, il is to be in
ferred that the recognition of the South
American States by England, was a
measure anticipated by the French Go.
verumenl, and that therefore 10 occasion
of strife exists between the two govern
ments on this subject.
Sqyeden.--A letter from Copenhagen,
# he 5th OF February, states, as re-
port, hat Sweden had determined on
following the example Of England in the
recognition Of the South American
States; and that NJ. de Hanswol., who,
four months before, bad left Stockholm
Tor Colombia, would be infused with
he negotiation OF treaties with The re-
cubic.
Buenos Ayres 1T is stated in letters
rec ed a, Bos on, that the Representa-
lives in the National Congress Of Bue-
nos Ayres had agreed to serve wlthcul
pay. Don Carlos A ivear, late minister
pleDipeten,iary near the Uni1-d States OF
America, has been appoin'@a Minister
penipo 'en,iary near the Repubiic OF
Colombia,
Taiua6ie Catture.-A letter from
respectable source al Havana, dated
March g, 1925, -" We have no.
Thing new here from Mexico or Colon
bla. The Colombian sloop OF war Boz
Iivsr, has captured the famous well arm
ed ship Taran,ula, OF Cadiz, (Which
loaded the year before las al New-York
with flour) mounting Is or Is heavy
guns, with crew of $50 picked men,
having cargo on board, il is said, oil
quicksilver, &c. worth nearly half a
miilion Of dollars TIE Taranlula hay-
mig struck upon key, the prize master
had to go into Key West to rvii; where
be, III going in, struck upon the bar, and
would have been lost, had it not been for
The aid OF wrecker. Tdis wrecker
claims a heavy salvage, which can only
be satisfied by a sale of the cargo and
vessel, or so much OF her cargo as will
pay it. II this is done, expect tina. ,he
government Of Cuba will prohibit all
trade with that is land (key Wcsl) as it
will certainty give great offence here,
there being, it is said, more than 70
owners here OF her cargo, and many of
them the most influential merchants OF
Havana"
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