The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-21

munition.. Famine and despair were III
aAthe other forts, and they cannot hold;
eat long. The destruction of the Cd
Turkish fleet, is an event of great i'm
portance, and its relations arc SO multi
piled, that the greatest results are ex-
pected to flow from it. Advices from
Hamburg state, that a report was in cir
culation, that the differences respecting,
the affairs Of Turkey, not only contin--
ued, but that the negotiations do nos
promise pacifck result On the 9TH
er hand it is affirmed, on the authority
OF accounts from Berlin, that the Court,
OF St. Petersburg has sent circular,
note to the other powers, communicate.
ing the contents of despatch from the
Grand Vizier> to Count Nesselrode. ad--
ding, that It by no means satisfies the
lust demands of the Empcrour and
that his Majesty consequently proposes
to call an European Congress ON the
subject, at which "a Turkish Ambassa-
dor should be present
A Frankfort article again. speaks Of
the report Of an intended assemblaga
of the Ministers of the great powers
in the course of this month, at Joamnis-
berg, the residence of the Prince de
Metternich, for the purpose of arrans-
ing the affairssof Turkey.
George the 4thshad left England for
Hanover, and arrived-at Brussels ON the
9th of September. On the Goth. he
dined with his Belgian Majesty, and Wis
tied the Theatre inthe evening. HI.
was to leave Brussels.the following day
for Waterloo, where the troops would
go through the manGuvres represent
ing the movements during the eyer.me-
moraole battle. His MAJESTY, on. Quit
ting that glorious field, would proceed
to Namur, aud from thence, after a
nights rest, as the Chronicle SAYS, con-
tinue his journey with all the rapidity
that bad horses and still a0orse roads, will
admit The King of France had ordes-
ed relays of cavalry to escort the Brit
ish King through France but he de-
clined that. mark of respect. IT. APP
pears by the Courier of the 9th, that.
George the 4th arrived at Dusseldorf
on the 4th of October, in perfect health.
He was expected to.arrive at Hanover
on that day.
III stated at Hanover, that the States
will be convoked Immediately afterthe
arrival of the King, and that his Maies-
tty viii make propositions tending. to re-
lieve the country from, the burden Of
maintaining an armed force dispropor.
toned to its resources. To attain This
end, there is rumour of employing,
l5ooe HanoTerians, to form the garri-
sons of Malta Corfu, and the Ioniau.
Islands; they wilt be. paid by Great
Britain. 1t was by a. similar measure.
that, in the war Of America, the Han
overians fought under the English flag.
The London papers say, his Majesty
was not expected to visit Paris or Wen
mas The DowagerQueen of Wirtem-,
burg, the Langravine of Hesse-Hom-
burg. and the; Princess Augusta, (his7
sisters) were TO meet him at Hanover.
The King of Spain had returned to,
Madrid on the 22d of. September, and
Gen. Morillo was reinstated in his CON-
mand. They are threatened in that
city with the plague. The Cortes we're
in.sessioneat Madrid <e6.s
Tranquility had been restored in
Saragossa.
The epidemiok disorder which raya-
gesS the coast of Spain, is truly deplor-
able.-Barcelona,. and other places.
have been nearly abandoned by the in
habitants, who prefer encountering-
famine, and misery in the mountains. to
the chance. of death by a malignant,
disease.
The nomination of Gen. Morillo to,
the. post of Capt General of New Cas-
tile, had produced much coinmotion at
Madrid, among the advocates of the
South American revolution. Not sue
ceedlng prom2hyin producing revoca-
ton OF the appointment, they endeav-
cured to accomplish their views by in
trigue.- Individuals. made prisoners in.
Amerioa. sent to Spain by Morillo, and
elected at Madrid Representatives of the
same places in which they had foment-
ed discord, laboured necessarily in the
bosom Of the Cortes to- destroy the
General Assisted by others who had
lived at the expense ofsthe instigators of
the insurrection Of the American COLO
MES, they determined to sacrifice him.
by drawing him into a position in which