The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-17
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September, we have received London
and Liverpool papers to the 3Oth of Au-
gust inclusive, and have extracted and
summarized all the intelligence of inter-
est which they contain. In the packet
came passenger the Chevalier d'Andua-
go, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotenhary of his Catholick Majesty
to the United States.
The King was TO leave Dublin on the
9th of September on his return to Eng
land. The papers contain mass of IN
telligence respecting his Majesty's re-
ception and movements in Ireland. An
article from Vienna says, he will visit
that place about the Sth of September,
after his visit to his Hanoverian. domin-
ions. Prince Esterhazy has given or
ders for the necessary preparations at
his seat TO receive his Majesty. He is
to take Paris in his route on his return.
A very full and respectable publick
meeting has been held at the Royal Ex-
change. Dublin, and large subscription
entered into for the purpose of erecting
a national testimonial to his Majesty.
Three thousand guineas were subscrib-
ed by one gentleman.
An order has been issued at Paris for
the Court to go into mourning for q
days, on account of the death of the
Queen of England. The mourning is
to be black for the first Ii days, and
white lor the last 10 days.
1t isexpected that, on the winding up
of the late Queens affairs, there will be
a sarphs of e 10000 for Mr.. Austin.
A number of the columns of the Lon
don papers are occupied with the pro-
ceedings on the inquests held on the
bodies of the two men shot in the radi-
cal riot at the Queens funeral. The
verdict in one case, has not been given;
but in the other the verdict is, Wilful
Murder against some Life Guardsman
unknown.
On Sunday, the 26th of August, while
the pOPulace of LoRdon were returning
from the burial of Honey and Francis,
the two unfortunate men who were kill
ed in the riot which took place at Cum
berland Gate, daring the funeral of the
Queen, a serious contest took place be-
tween the seldiery and the mob. which
did not terminate until several Of the
Guards as we'll as the mob had sustained
very serious INJURY. No lives, hewey-
er, were lost.
Al Paris, there is nothing new which
merits notice, unless it be the immediate
return ofthe Duke Dec azes. Itappears
certain that he is appointed Ambassador
Extraordinary, charged to congratulate
George IEsas King of Hanover. Other
persons affirm, that during the stay of
the Kingof England at Brunswick-Han-
over, new Congress of Sovereigns will
be held at that royal residence. at which
the King Of France will be represented
by NJ. Decazes. The recall Of Nj. de
TaIleyrand to the Ministry. is also talk
ed Of
An article from Frankfort under date
Of Aug. 81, states that the Ottoman Porte
continues its preparations for war with
redoubled activity. The Notifications
of the Dardanelles are repairing with all
possible expedition. A gun-boat flotilia
is eqnipping for this Strait The Refs
Ehendi, however, has renewed his rela-
tons with the Russian Minister but
there is, as yet, nothing decided relative
to the. ultimGtum of the Emperour Alex
ander,. on which the Divan continues
deliberating. The Austrian internuncio,
and Lord Strangford,- the English Ambas-
sador, having received fresh Instructions
from their respective Courts. have had
several interviews with Baron Strogo-
noff, at Bujukdere. 1t is remarked that
this Minister is now treated with more
courtesy by the Turkish Agents.
A new German Journal, established at
Frankfort, states, under the date of Con-
stantinople, July 25th, that an insurree-
ton has broken out in Arabia, the intel
ligence of which has excited the most
lively sensations in. the capital of the
Ottoman empire. A man, it reports.
. who is increasingly repeating passages
from the Alcoran, and who, afFirms that
he is descended in direct line from Ma
homet, has gained over to- his cause nu-
merous partizans, who increase daily as
he trayerses the country. The same
journal says; that another insurrection
has broken out in Egypt
Letters from Odessa, dated August 8,
state, that there had been no movement
in the Russian army, but the'greatest in
terest excited as to intelligence from