Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-29
NETWORK, APRIL ).
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
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| NETWORK, APRIL ).
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship Columbia, Captain
Graham, arrived on Saturday from Ii
verpooi, whence she sailed on the Sd OF
| March.
Several cotton spinDers and manuiac-
turers IN Ireland have failed.
The Greeks were carrying on the war
against The Turks with success.
The distress oI the work people in the
manufacturing districts, Tor want OF en-
ploymenl, is, says an English paper, Of
the most severe and heart rendlng de-
scrIptlun.
The eminent house OF B. A. Gold
schmidt * Co. have suspended paymeni.
Their operations are sad to be extensive
IN North and South America.
he failure OF Goldsc hmidt's house,
in London, has produced great distress in
Glasgow.
Accounts from ST. Petersburg state,
that II was expected the coronation OF The
Emperor Nicholas aud the Empress
Aexandria will take place at Moscow,
in the month OF May next.
Great discoltenl begins to prevail
ncendary writings appear upon he walls,
with the most excillDg inscriptions, such
as" No Trade, no Corn Laws" No
Trade, TO King -" Bread or Blood"
SC, sc. Serious approximations prevail
for the preservation OF tranquility.
Lindley Murray died at Hodgate, on
the 18Th, aged 81. He wos native of
Pennsy ivanla, but resided III New.York
many years, previously 10 his settlement
in Eng land.
The papers do not announce any poll
teal event ct great importance. The
commercial advices are gloomy.
The Duke OF Wellington has proceed.
ed with splendid reinue oil six carrisg
es 10 congratulate ihe Emperor Nicholas
Oh his accession. He arrived at Berlin
Oh the I'm February.
1 he Liverpool Mercury says, 1--WE
can state on authority on which we our.
selves place The greatest reliance, that
urgent political negotiations, and not
Court etiquette, is the chief object Of the
Duke oil yelling ,on's journey. To pre-
vent the general war 10 which the march
OF Russian troops against Turkey might
lead, he is empowered to offer our CO.
operation for efccting the immediate and
complete independence OF Greece"
The accounts from ST. Petersburg are
into February. ltwas said iour hundred
officers oil distinction would be condemn
cd to death. The arrest OF William
Knchelbecker, had Just taken place In
Warsaw.
The news of the failure of Gold.
schmidt, produced great sensation on
the Continent.
10 Amsterdam, it is said, six of the
principal merchants stopped on hearing
the intelligence.
The House OF Benecke, Of Berlin, has
failed Tor 100000 dollars.
The House oil Relchenbeck & Co. OF
Lelpsic, has tailed Tor about hall mil
lion sterling. Ii was one OF the FIRST hou.
ses in the wool trade.
Private letters from Zantc, dated Jan.
IL, states that on the 9th OF this month,
eighteen vessels of war belonging TO the
feet Of the Captain Pacha, were taken,
burnt, or thrown upon the shore Of Etc.
LA, near MissoIonghi, and the remainder
Of the cnemy's ships have now taken re-
fuge under the guns Of the castles OF LIE.
panto and Pa,rss.
Great depression existed in the York
shire market Al Leeds, sc. the de-.
mand for cloths was scarcely ever known
to be so fiat. In Manchester the presen,
price Of goods was fifty per cent. lower
than in April 1925.
The number of bankrupts announced
in England the FIRST six weeks Of this
year, was sl4.